Yang Xin climbed out of the Game Pod, still unable to calm her emotions from earlier, and looked at Chen Xu with a deeply aggrieved expression.
Clearly, the experience she had just gone through in the game had hurt her a little.
She had thought it would be a satisfying power fantasy, but only the first few minutes were like that. Afterward, she got beaten up the entire time. It was only a game, and it couldn't convey pain to the player.
But the key is that this emotional contrast felt awful!
"Ahem! Stop making that face. Tell me what you thought of the experience." Chen Xu gave a light cough when he saw Yang Xin's expression, changing the subject.
"Compared with previous VR, the most obvious difference is that it's more comfortable. First, the audiovisual effects are more spectacular. Second, with the latest technology, playing VR games isn't nearly as tiring anymore," Yang Xin said, sharing her thoughts.
In the past, VR games generally required players to stay highly focused. Even though their bodies lay there while they played, they still became mentally exhausted.
But the technology built into the latest VR systems allowed players' minds to relax, even entering a state similar to light sleep.
Most people had experienced that hazy feeling before. It was especially common among middle and high school students: one hand propping up their chin during class, their eyes involuntarily beginning to droop. Yet they could still hear what the teacher was saying, and might even remember some of it, all while unconsciously starting to snore. When someone finally woke them up, they would even feel as if they had never fallen asleep at all.
The latest VR Game Pod could put players into that state, but it was not the passive drowsiness of