At the same time as the new escort game was being developed, the next-generation VR Game Pods had also been delivered to Nebula Games.
Chen Xu was not particularly worried about the development of the new games.
For the current team members, none of the three games posed much of a problem.
Compared with his previous life, aside from adapting them for the VR Game Pods, the main work involved making minor optimizations and expanding the content.
For example, if Amazing Cultivation Simulator was to become a VR Open World game, its map would inevitably need to be expanded considerably.
The events and content within it also needed to be much richer, along with all those seemingly mundane quests.
Every village and every town had heaps of quests, most of them hidden quests that required players to put their minds to work.
From the standpoint of the setting and subject matter, there was not much wrong with such a design. After all, wuxia was not all fighting and killing; there were plenty of seemingly trivial everyday matters as well.
But for players, it might seem interesting at first. After doing it several times, though, most players would find it dull unless they were the sort obsessed with quests and achievements.
The biggest issue was that the rewards for those quests were too useless. Putting in all that effort to finish a quest, only to receive some garbage reward—how frustrating was that?
So for Chen Xu, the new games were mainly about adapting them to the next-generation VR Game Pods and constructing the game environments.
As for actions, Persona was the simplest among them.
Other than conventional movements such as the Grappling Hook, running, and climbing, nothing else needed special adaptation. They only needed animation work, since it was a turn-based