In fact, almost all large-scale games have air walls, which are areas of space that players are not allowed to walk through.

In terms of performance, there is clearly a large open space in front of the scene, but the player will be blocked by a completely transparent wall and cannot cross the border to get there.

For example, in "Sword and Sword 7" that Mu Cang played in his previous life, there was more than one air wall.

To be honest, this design is a bit lazy. It will make the game scene instantly lose its sense of reality and seriously affect the player's sense of involvement when playing the game.

Better game design should set some boundaries in areas that are impassable or meaningless areas that do not exist in the game's story and background.

For example, place a river, a wall, a forest, a mountain, a pile of tall wooden boxes, an abandoned building, etc.

However, even with this design, all kinds of weird players will still find ways to get around it.

For example, when Mu Cang played "Fallout: New Vegas" in his previous life, he discovered that the Mojave outpost in the lower left corner of the game map had a fence made of barbed wire as a design for the game boundary.

He once used a cheat code to turn on the wall-traveling mode in the game and pass through the wall to the back of the wall. After passing through, he found that the scene outside the boundary was completely bare and miserable.

There is also "Cyberpunk 2077". In that game, if you start as a wanderer, you will see a wall surrounded by iron bars.

If players drive there, they will be completely unable to pass. This problem can be solved by installing a MOD that removes border restrictions.

But even if they pass, players will find that the outside of the border is almost bare. Even if there are a few broken houses, there is nothing inside.

In addition, there is a "Go forward bravely" mission in "Cyberpunk 2077". When Mu Cang was exploring the Great Empire Mall in Taiping Prefecture, he used a modifier to adjust the infinite double jump, and he could directly jump to a higher mall floor.

Of course, these floors are almost bare, with nothing.

"Ding dong!"

While Mu Cang was concentrating on thinking, a message suddenly came from the official system:

"'Big Demon King Mu Cang', you have killed 50% of the members of the Royal Guild's self-built large-scale military base [Pixiu]. Do you want to start a gang war with the Royal Guild?"

Mu Cang casually clicked "Yes".

"Ding dong! "Big Demon King" you have started a gang war. Destroy the 125,827,043 bases of the Royal Guild within 120 hours, kill no less than 50% of the total number of Royal Guild members, and kill the Royal Guild.

If you grow "Leng Shao of the Royal Family", you can destroy the Royal Guild.

After completing the gang battle, you will receive 1,000 free attributes, 50 skill points, and 1,000,000 gold.

I wish you good luck in martial arts."

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! After reading all the information, Mu Cang chuckled:

"After destroying so many bases, we only gave such a small reward. No wonder no one wants to destroy the guild. This is a bit of a waste of time."

As he spoke, he drew his sword and slashed to the right, sending a stream of sword energy flying away.

boom--

Several hundred meters away, several royal players who had been lurking here for no apparent purpose were immediately shattered into pieces and taken offline.

Then, Mu Cang's figure flashed, carrying wisps of scorching flames, and galloped into the depths of this huge base to find other resurrection points.

He wanted to find a few more resurrection points, and after blowing them up one by one, he could study the rules of the game that were vaguely exposed in the dead space.

In fact, in just a short period of time, Mu Cang, with his immense wisdom, had already gotten a glimpse of the underlying operating rules of the brilliant game.

As long as he has a deeper understanding, he can use the underlying rules of the game and the various loopholes to create his own 'Wind Spirit Moon Shadow'.

That is, plug-in.

In that case, you don't have to work hard to level up or fight monsters or push dungeons. Wouldn't it be more convenient to directly use Wind Spirit Moon Shadow to modify attributes?

The so-called hard work means that you have not found a shortcut, and the so-called hardship means that you cannot avoid it.

If there were really opportunities and methods for safe cheating, who wouldn’t want to ascend on the spot, and who would be willing to work hard at leveling up? Is this a disease?

In what age are you still doing traditional leveling? Isn’t it low?

call out--

The flames were burning, and Mu Cang could cover thousands of meters in one step.

A few minutes later.

boom!!

After destroying a resurrection point, Mu Cang used the short time to study the underlying rules of the game for a while, then turned around and ran non-stop to the next resurrection point.

During this process, from time to time, some large or small interstellar ships would land from high altitudes, and they would all be chopped up and exploded by Mu Cang's ruthless sword energy.

Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!

This continued for an hour, after destroying five resurrection points, destroying more than a hundred large and small spaceships trying to land, and killing thousands of people, Mu Cang had already figured out how to create the 'Wind Spirit Moon Shadow'

the doorway.
Chapter completed!