Technological power starts with upgrading lenses

There are not a few like Huang Yu and others.

After the difficulty of "Battle in the Sky" was greatly increased and high-bounty combination punches were launched, the game's online users suddenly began to rebound rapidly after dropping to the freezing point of a few hundred people.

Some of these new users are professional or semi-professional gamers, and some are ordinary players who think their skills are pretty good.

Most of these people come here for the competition prize money.

Only a very small number of people like to play games with abnormal difficulty and feel that playing such games can give them a sense of accomplishment.

In any case, "Battle in the Sky" can be said to have passed the most difficult stage without any danger.

There are actually two groups of users before and after the game version is updated. After spending tens of millions of grand prizes and millions of publicity expenses, it only took them two days to complete the replacement of gamers.

Just as the battle in the game "Battle in the Sky" gradually began to become intense, Kang Chi was also intensely engaged in the manufacture of multi-legged war robots at Pangu Base.

In fact, it has almost been built before, and the remaining modules are mainly communication devices, remote control devices, drivers and other modules.

Among them, the driver is probably the one with the biggest workload.

Without a driver, this thing is just an iron lump that can't even move.

But it’s actually quite difficult to write this thing.

Balance and coordination, basic movements, image scene recognition, fire control tracking, etc., the entire driver program has at least dozens of modules.

However, Kang Chi’s requirements are not high.

As long as each module is ‘usable’, the rest can be left to the system to upgrade.

But even so, Kangchi spent several days typing the code before finally coming up with this set of drivers.

Whether it can really move is still a question mark.

Pour the written driver into the Dreadnought and install the control program on the control panel.

This control panel is actually a computer, but it integrates some specialized peripheral controllers. It really looks a bit like a gaming device.

Although these two things are physically separated, because the quantum communication chips inside are male and female, the system should consider them as a whole when upgrading.

Kangchi first started the console, and then started the Dreadnought through the console.

Along with the sound of engine ignition, the Urgot immediately started the self-test procedure after startup. After about three seconds, a prompt that the device started successfully popped up on the screen.

Kang Chi started to try to control the movement of the Dreadnought through the lever on the console.

Under his control, the six legs of the fearless tank Urgot immediately began to move.

But what’s embarrassing is that after ten seconds of this guy’s six feet moving, he only moved less than one meter.

It's probably because the driver didn't coordinate well, and it basically just took a 'moonwalk' in place...

Kangchi immediately modified the driver through experimental data and made a second attempt.

This attempt was very successful, and the thing finally moved smoothly.

Although the movements seem a bit cumbersome, with a steady pace and a strong body, the momentum is still very strong when moving.

Especially the two heavy-duty rotating machine guns with murderous intent above them, the sense of oppression is simply overwhelming.

"Not bad."

Kang Chi nodded with satisfaction. He couldn't wait to see this thing spitting out flames and pushing forward the front line.

After briefly playing with it and confirming that each module was basically as he expected, Kangchi opened its system panel.

[Item: Six-legged heavy war robot]

[Manufacturer: Kangchi]

[Item Level: 1]

[Experience: 0/80000]

[Item status: intact]

[Item parameters: Maximum loaded weight 1386KG, moving speed 2-5M/S, combat radius 5KM]

[Analysis items: No analysis items]

[General experience: 12261452]

[Mastery Points: 75 (+30)]

After the heavy firepower module was installed, the system panel of this mobile platform also underwent some changes.

Next, it’s time to upgrade.

General experience-80000,

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160000,

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320000,

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640000,

[Upgrade failed, the technical route of this item has reached the upper limit. 】

After devouring a full 1.2 million experience points, this heavy war robot finally reached its technical limit.

In fact, Kang Chi originally thought that it could only be upgraded three times at most, but he didn't expect it to be upgraded to level 5.

Kang Chi briefly observed the upgraded Dreadnought and found that although its overall shape has not changed much, there have been a lot of detailed changes and optimizations.

For example, its legs were mainly divided into three sections before, but now they feel a bit like a toy snake with one section, which means the jointed limbs can be bent.

Does this mean his crab has evolved a little more like a squid?

Kangchi also knows that this design will definitely make it more flexible.

But he was worried that an overly complex structure would make it unbearable to build, so he gave up designing in this direction from the beginning.

Now it seems that the system should feel that even for heavy war robots, flexibility is crucial.

In other words, it helps Kangchi find the best balance between durability and flexibility.

After briefly observing the appearance, Kangchi opened the system panel and took a closer look.

[Item: Six-legged heavy war robot]

[Manufacturer: Kangchi]

[Item level: 5 (full level)]

[Item status: intact]

[Item parameters: Maximum loaded weight 986KG, fastest moving speed 10-20M/S, combat radius 25KM]

[Analysis item: parsable]

[General experience: 11061452]

[Proficiency Points: 75]

His weight dropped instead of rising, and his movement speed and combat radius skyrocketed.

The original fastest moving speed was only 2-5M/S, but now the speed under the highest load can reach 10M/S!

This speed is almost the same as that of a 100-meter flying man.

The performance improvement is still quite large.

After looking at the panel, Kangchi began to study the console again.

When it was just upgraded, it was also upgraded, and the screen directly turned into a VR helmet.

Kang Chi was originally worried about how to operate the console while wearing a helmet.

But once he put on the helmet, this worry immediately disappeared.

After putting on the VR helmet, his perspective immediately changed to the first-person view of the Dreadnought, with the console around him.

Kang Chi immediately reached out and touched the control lever, and immediately felt a physical touch.

This shows that the virtual console and the real console are visually matched accurately. He does not have to worry at all because he cannot see the console after wearing the helmet.

This feeling,

It was almost like there was a cab inside the Dreadnought, and he was sitting in it now.

This novel feeling made Kang Chi feel like a child who got a new toy and started playing with it excitedly...