Tokyo Video Game Tycoon.

This is just the code needed for the behavior logic of a random NPC.

Zhu Youxing's vision is for the entire cyberpunk world to have hundreds or even thousands of different types of random NPC characters.

Honestly, this is really too complicated and lengthy.

Do players really care about such details?

Would any player really spend an entire day watching a program that has no life on it, just to see what it does?

Moreover, the program consumes 300MB of space in total for one day, but it can only display the content of this character for one day.

Based on in-game time, this day is roughly one hour long.

After an hour, these random NPCs will repeat what they did the day before.

Even programs have their limits. A day in the game is considered the most reasonable timeframe by everyone at the moment. Any more than that would be a bit excessive, according to Zhu Youxing.

But... I'm still a little unwilling to accept it.

Perhaps it's a little bit of resentment deep down about the regrets this game once brought me?

Chapter 923 I've Got It

923

“Zhuyou, you should take a good rest. Didn’t you plan to develop this game for several years? Then perhaps you don’t need to rush to realize everything you want to express.”

At Zhu Youxing's home, he stared silently at the ceiling all night, his mind constantly pondering the development technology issues related to the Cyberpunk 2077 game.

Tsukino Aya, who was standing next to Takeyusei, seemed to finally be unable to hold back and began to persuade Takeyusei with great concern.

"Tomorrow, my team and I will continue to work on technical breakthroughs and strive to achieve the game scale you envision."

Zhu Youxing shook his head: "With our current technology, it's really not enough. We need some special breakthroughs."

Aya Tsukino said, "I think that modular design of the program might save resources to some extent."

"It only addresses the problem to a certain extent, but it cannot fundamentally solve the problem."

Then Takeyusei looked at Tsukino Aya beside him and said with a smile, "Alright, let's sleep. Maybe my expectations were a bit too high, and I took a step too big this time."

Tsukino Aya looked at Takeyusei, then bit her lip and said, "I can get students from Stanford, Boston, and other universities to help with the research. This should be considered a good research topic, and these schools are very welcoming of my proposals and teaching."

"That's good, having more people might make some sense."

Takeyusei nodded, indicating that he agreed with Tsukino Aya's idea.

However, it was merely a matter of feeling approval.

Deep down, he still longed to make another breakthrough.

This should be considered a kind of obsession.

Having too much content in a game can be a torturous thing.

It's quite a hassle for both players and developers.

A game with the level of freedom of Red Dead Redemption might be enough, or perhaps even better.

However, I am planning to upgrade my level several times over, which is indeed quite difficult.

However, Zhu Youxing eventually fell into a deep sleep and slept for a long time.

He had never slept for so long since he came into this world.

It's clear that his brain has been consuming a lot of energy lately, and even the hidden super-strong energy benefit from his transmigration couldn't keep up.

But during his deep sleep, Zhu Youxing vaguely dreamed that he seemed to have truly entered a cyberpunk world.

In that world, there are many legendary figures.

Of course, there are no living legends in Night City.

Anyone can be crushed into nothingness by ruthless capital.

This is the core of the game.

It was tinged with despair, but at the same time, it held onto its own hope.

Bamboo Star wanted to create such a lifelike world.

In his dream, Zhu Youxing arrived at those familiar places.

Next Life Bar.

The home of the protagonist, V.

The places where each of the different protagonists, V, lives.

Of course, there were also all sorts of people on the road.

Everyone is very genuine.

They really do live in the world of Night City.

Some are company employees.

They worked tirelessly for the company for money, even selling their souls, and did everything they could to survive in this city.

In the wild, there are people who survive in different ways.

They love this world just as much.

Beneath Night City lies a group of crazed cyber lunatics.

They were all utterly insane, willing to do anything for the sake of killing.

It seemed as if nothing could stop them.

Zhu Youxing watched all of this like a spectator.

How can such a realistic world be created?

Zhu Youxing actually believes in a certain saying.

Video game developers are creators of worlds.

They are the creators of these worlds.

But once the Creator created this world, perhaps He should have tried every means to make it incredibly real.

It was so realistic that it surprised even the original game developers.

But how exactly can we make this world feel real?

Simply piling up programs will definitely not work.

It makes everyone feel as if they have a life of their own.

They are like characters with souls.

Of course, all of this has its limits.

It only appears to be infinite under the given rules.

How to do it?

How to do it?

Even in his dreams, Zhu Youxing was thinking about this matter.

It seems that he has entered a rather obsessive state.

They are like random NPC characters who have their own souls.

Perhaps it's not really necessary, but isn't it cool to make these people feel like souls?

It's like the human soul.

Possess wisdom.

Have some basic judgment about simple things.

Possessing wisdom...

wisdom……

Zhu Youxing suddenly opened his eyes.

The sun was already shining on his body; it was clearly midday.

Aya Tsukino was no longer by his side.

It looks like he's already at the company.

When exactly did you go?

Why didn't you call yourself?

Perhaps Aya Tsukino called her, or perhaps Aya Tsukino saw how tired she had been lately and couldn't bear to wake her, wanting her to get a good night's sleep.

But Zhu Youxing felt really comfortable during this nap.

Even after having such a long dream.

But Zhu Youxing felt it was well worth it.

Because he found a potentially feasible solution.

This method actually already had a prototype in the original world.

But I had really forgotten about it.

This thing has already begun to shine in many industries in the original world and is starting to change people's lives.

There isn't a complete system in the video game industry yet, but some people have actually tried it.

Zhu Youxing's eyes shone with an unprecedented light, and he was more energetic than ever before.

The next second, Zhu Youxing sprang up from the bed, enough to startle anyone who saw him.

Three minutes later, Zhu Youxing burst out of the door, jumped into his car, and sped away from home, heading straight for the company.

"Listen, today we're going to modularize the programming of several NPCs and passersby. My idea is that these modular programs will be self-contained. When the player uses the protagonist to wander around the city, some of the NPC's logic code modules will be called randomly. At other times, these codes will be independent and will not interfere with the game's main program, thereby further reducing program interference."

In the fourth development department of Yusei Electronic Entertainment Company, everyone followed Tsukino Aya's instructions and began a new round of game development work.