Since Omnipotent God went online, Turing had been the first player to create a brand-new growth path.
Although this growth path, like those of other Withered Spirit Server players, followed technological development, it was no longer a fixed growth path within the preset templates.
After the server-wide announcement rang out, players on the forums erupted into discussion.
"Holy shit, creating his own growth path? Turing is way too awesome. I knew it—with his R&D skills, he was bound to invent something incredible."
"Witnessing a strategy guide guru ascend to godhood firsthand. I especially loved the auto-aim gun design Turing shared on the forum before; it massively improved my shooting accuracy. And now he's even more amazing. Respect, respect!"
"Please share the process of creating a growth path on the forums, boss. I want to make one too. (slams table.jpg)"
"Mechanical Immortality? I think I saw that concept in the Library in the main city. It's a pretty fantastical idea. Apparently, once achieved, it lets your soul and consciousness become data-stream consciousness, greatly boosting processing efficiency—but in exchange, you have to abandon your physical body... On second thought, forget it. You gain some, you lose some. My intimacy with my girlfriend is almost maxed out. If I went for Mechanical Immortality, wouldn't that make me useless? (smirk.jpg)"
"You're wrong, guy above. I've read about Mechanical Immortality too—the book on consciousness immortality. It described a setting in detail: an emotional simulation system. This system can simulate emotional fluctuations just like a human's, such as anger, sadness, and happiness. On top of that, it can probably simulate sensory feedback too... Put simply, if you want primal pleasure, all you need is one simulation to trigger it anytime you want, with no limit on the number of times and with the duration entirely up