Elf Archer of Life in Another World

Mrs. Morgan lay on the ground obediently, leaning on its soft belly, and chatted with York about her experience during this period.

The twins walked up to the two of them, lifted the corners of their robes and sat on the floor. They lazily fell back into the big mouse's arms, causing Mrs. Morgan to let out a small cry.

"You also need to go offline and rest, right?" Nian Nian looked around, York shook his head, and the twins yawned.

"Didn't we cross the line just now?" Hyde replied, arching back again and sighing comfortably.

"How many minutes is that?" Nian Nian thought about it for a moment before asking.

"Suddenly I had a guess, so I went down to do some calculations to verify it." Jekyll sat up straight and explained seriously.

"Huh?" Nian Nian and York looked at him at the same time.

Jekyll lowered his head, as if he was organizing his words, then raised his head and waved to the other people: "You guys should come and listen too, it might be helpful to everyone."

When all the mercenary group members present gathered together, Jekyll turned to look at Dion.Dion understood, and three red roses rotated above everyone's heads, blocking out the exploration and prying eyes of the outside world.

"Nick said before that the more complex the operation, the more mana is consumed. Did you all hear it?" Jekyll considered his opening words.

"Okay, stop talking nonsense," Hyde interrupted impatiently, "We guess that the mana consumed by skills is actually linked to the computing power of performing operations."

"Computing power?"

Although there were no practitioners in computer-related fields present, the term was not unfamiliar to them. Computing power, or computing power, is not only a yardstick for measuring the quality of various devices and smart terminals, but also the most important productivity in society today.

Storage capacity, transmission capacity and computing power are the three indicators that determine computing power.For the game they are playing in, the source of computing power should be the world's largest cloud server, which is managed by the general manager of the game company to ensure high-speed data connectivity and internal security and stability.

"Computing power?" This word is a bit new to Niannian. She looked left and right and found that everyone looked thoughtful and a little depressed.

"To explain it simply," Jekyll said patiently, facing Nian Nian, "the world is a collection of data, and the player's behavior is the data instruction. When I want to walk, the information of 'walking' will be captured by the world. The processing is then fed back to the body in our game.”

Nian Nian stretched out his hands and moved his ten fingers one after another: "In other words, such a simple action on my part means at least ten times of information processing?"

She looked at the sitting or lying postures of the people around her, the rolling of their eyes and the subtle changes in facial expressions, and for the first time she felt a little in awe of the world she was in.

"Each process of capturing, processing and feeding back information may only take a millionth of a second, so we won't feel any obvious delay." Sarah noticed the slight change in her eyes every year and added with a smile.

“In order to create a sense of reality that is no less real than the real world, game companies even allow the world to capture some meaningless actions of players. In addition, there are often thousands of players active at the same time in some large scenes. The demand for power is very terrible." Jekyll lamented, seeming a little distressed by this consumption of resources.

"The most terrifying thing is," Kraft suddenly interrupted stiffly, "the revenue this game derives from players is simply not enough to bear the cost of such computing power consumption."

Everyone was silent for a moment, and the twins sighed, not sure whether it was Jekyll or Hyde.

"It's enough to have some fun, why are you worrying about the capitalists?" York said with a smile, not unfounded at all.

"Back to the computing power issue, our usual actions will not consume mana, but the skills we use will." Dion also used his magnetic voice to attract everyone's attention.

"Is it because these skills violate the laws of the real world? Therefore, additional calculations are needed to process them."

A ball of water vapor gathered in Sara's palm, and the water vapor condensed into ice, and then melted into a small waterfall, pouring down from the air, flowing through her fingers and flowing into the earth.

This kind of thing is definitely not something that an ordinary person can do in the real world.