Pirates: Be the Master from the East China Sea

"There's something wrong with the world."

Staring at the ceiling above his head, Roach suddenly came to the conclusion that at least this was much easier than admitting that he had a problem, and he actually had some vague feelings for a long time.

That is, the virtual world is greater than reality.

This feeling is so mysterious that it is difficult to describe it accurately, and it is also difficult to find solid evidence. For Luo Qi, there is not even a trace of evidence, so he never dared to believe his so-called premonition.

But things are different now.

He has clearly captured the supernatural in life.

This makes his original vague premonition more likely. No one can guarantee that his premonition is true, and no one can guarantee that his premonition is false. But for Roach at this moment, Even though he didn't have any reliable evidence in hand, he subconsciously leaned more towards his hunch.

What was once a vague feeling has now become more real.

He began to suspect that what he originally thought was false was actually real, and what he had always thought was real might just be false.

The real world may not be as real as it appears.

And his originally absurd premonition may not be as absurd as he thought.

Everything is now ambiguous.

Roach can neither rashly believe that his hunch must be correct, nor can he blindly believe that his feelings must be wrong. After all, although a person may not be able to completely trust his five senses, if he can fully trust himself If you are unwilling to trust, then there is basically nothing trustworthy in this world.

So Luo Qi was still prepared to believe in himself.

Therefore, after staring at the ceiling and pondering for a long time, Luo Qi turned his head and stared at the computer screen in front of him seriously.

He wanted to see with his own eyes what strange things would happen.

Whether the cause of everything is a lie that he cannot control or some supernatural force at work, Roach believes that the strange phenomena that appear on his computer screen must be just the beginning.

There will definitely be more surprising phenomena waiting for you later.

Roach was mentally prepared to witness this.

No matter what he will face next, as long as his life is not threatened in an instant, Roach is willing to keep himself as calm as possible to observe what will happen next.

It was difficult for him to describe his mood at this moment.

Whether it was excitement or panic, fear or excitement, all kinds of extremely complicated emotions came one after another. He couldn't even figure out whether he was happy or sad for a while. The emotions were like riding a roller coaster. It was easy because the ups and downs were so great. Let there be a brief vacuum in the brain.

In this emotional vacuum, people can even suppress their own fearful instincts.

Thus remaining in a state of selflessness.

Of course, that state cannot be called crazy. It is more like deriving an objective third personality, independent of his own supervisory position, floating on a high place and quietly observing himself, a member of all living beings. .

This third perspective, separated from one's own self, is very difficult to obtain.

Except in the game.

Most games are in the third person. This perspective is a very traditional choice. Although the No. 1 perspective that has gradually developed later also has great potential and can bring players a greater sense of immersion and substitution, it still There are a large number of players who cannot accept No.1 and insist on third person.

Because what they want to experience is just the fun and excitement of the game.

Rather than pursuing any sense of substitution.

Too strong a sense of immersion and substitution can easily make people invest more emotions. When faced with challenges during the game, they are more likely to panic and feel at a loss. Because the sense of substitution is too strong, players cannot stand in a more calm position. Looking at things in the game from my own perspective, it is easy for them to insert the characters they control into my feelings, thus inevitably projecting too many unnecessary emotions.

Projecting too much emotion can easily lead to panic when encountering unexpected levels.

This affects the speed of the game process.

This is certainly a good thing for players who pursue a sense of immersion, but for players who pursue the ease of controlling the game, they would rather operate the protagonist in the third person, because this can easily remove themselves from the protagonist's field of view. Strip it out.

At this time, instead of substituting themselves into the protagonist, it is actually easier for the player to substitut himself into a God with an omniscient perspective.

He is the God who looks down on all living beings in the game.

For such a God, no matter what monsters the protagonist encounters in the middle, or what kind of weird storyline suddenly develops, it is just a small scene that can be laughed at, because even if the protagonist dies due to operational errors or other reasons It's just a matter of buying another life and continuing to do it again.

Because it is no longer the players who encounter unexpected situations.

Just a character in the game.

Under this situation, everything that this character encounters is not easy to move the player. Of course, it cannot be said that it will not have an impact on the player at all, because although it will be more from God's perspective, the player still It also projects some of its emotions onto the protagonist of the game.

Because although there are fewer emotions projected into it, those emotions are placed on the protagonist.

The player is equivalent to playing the role of the protagonist and God at the same time.

It’s just more about playing God.

If a person can maintain this state in real life, then it will be easy for him to remain calm and calm when doing things, because as long as he transcends his own limitations and can look at everything from a more neutral and objective perspective, he will not be confused because of Concerned about their own pros and cons and unable to accurately weigh things.

At this time, you can look down on all living beings like a person standing on the top of a mountain.

And these sentient beings also include myself.

As long as you regard yourself as a person who is no different from other people, you can control and restrain yourself [-]%, allowing yourself to behave and do things in the best way you can in a rational state. In this way, you will of course be better than other ordinary people. It's close to perfect.

Roach remembered that he had read this theory in a comic book before.

He thought it was quite interesting at the time.

So later I checked on the Internet and found that this kind of thing really does exist in reality, and there are really people who can do it. It's just that this kind of fact is beyond the reach of ordinary people, and there are only a few people who can do it. There are only so many of them.

Even among this rare group of people, there are likely to be some fools.

Because whether a person can look down on himself from a third perspective is a very idealistic matter. Except for himself who knows it well, it is difficult for others to prove its authenticity.