Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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The movements of characters holding guns, shooting or running, as well as the various actions when firing and reloading, should be smooth, natural, and not stiff, which is also a standard feature.

Precise aiming and smooth targeting, without any lag or stuttering, is the bare minimum.

The special effects of the flames shooting from the gun muzzle, and the smoke that followed.

There's also the muzzle rise caused by recoil after the bullet is fired.

Games are games, and they can't completely simulate reality. In some games, not only the crosshair but also the camera angle tilts upwards, making players dizzy from the continuous fire of automatic weapons.

Some games have almost zero recoil to make aiming easier, which makes you feel like you're holding a water gun and spraying bullets. Even if you're a sharpshooter and every bullet eliminates an enemy, you'll feel like the gun has no power at all.

Chapter 604 Program Effects

There are also sound effects, gunshots, and the sound of bullet casings ejecting. Recording sounds directly from reality may not necessarily sound good or catchy. The sound effects department needs to add their own creative touches to the reality.

Another very important aspect is the shooting feedback, which also includes the sound effects of hitting targets.

Often, when players kill an enemy, they are actually quite a distance away from the enemy, and it is impossible to hear the sound of hitting the enemy's body in reality. However, in order to give players a clear feedback, the system is designed to provide this sound.

In actual gameplay, this kind of sound effect is required.

The dull thud of bullets hitting the body is also part of the shooting feel, and if it's a headshot, or a hit on a critical part of the android.

This would require a crisper, higher-pitched sound, which would make the increased damage more clear to players and give them a greater sense of accomplishment.

The crosshair changes the instant it hits the enemy.

Because "Girls' Frontline: Siege" is a PVE game, it needs more feedback than PVP games to give players a sense of satisfaction and offset the debuff of the opponent not being a real person.

Therefore, the omnics in the game have a "fully detachable" system, whether it's liquid splashing from a broken pipe or metal parts flying everywhere when hit.

All of these are for the same purpose. If it's a controller, there might also be some vibration feedback. All of these elements come together to form the "shooting feel".

These are the biggest gains that Spark has made since the establishment of its US studio.

What's most interesting is that many younger American professionals aren't even aware of these things, while it's the veterans like Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 who are poached by Lin Li.

These details are a piece of cake for me.

However, explaining these details to players one by one during the live stream would not convey the emotions Lin Li wanted to express, so it's better to say more.

It's true that telling a story is worse than telling a story. It means that when the demo was released, the gun handling was not good. Later, they spent a lot of money to poach the core creators of Battlefield 3.

They've found another gun designer from COD.

"If there's one shooting game that combines the details of Battlefield with the immersive experience of Call of Duty, it's definitely the one I'm playing right now. The controls are really good."

"Don't just look at the girls, the shooting in this game is really good. I recommend you all try it out after get off work."

Lin Li was playing a game in front of the camera while watching the barrage of comments scrolling across the left side of the screen. He was already quite familiar with this kind of live streaming job.

And to some extent, he really enjoys this kind of work.

As they were talking, a staff member came up behind the camera with a sign that had been written on it to remind Lin Li that the replacement had arrived. Lin Li nodded to indicate that he understood.

Even Lin Li cannot completely avoid being interrupted in his work.

Just like today.

Xiong Rui from the News Bureau suddenly visited. He was on a business trip to Shanghai and just stopped by Xinghuo for a quick look. Lin Li couldn't very well say, "I'm live streaming, please leave."

Moreover, barring any unforeseen circumstances, this visit is likely related to the "mainstream" game that the two had discussed at length last time.

Lin Li nodded.

The staff member next to him quickly led Yun Ya forward. Lin Li originally wanted to introduce her and act as a transfer point, but when he saw Yun Ya walking over from the front, he searched his mind for a moment.

I couldn't match this person with the person I remembered.

It's true that this company has grown a lot. There was a time when Lin Li could match the names of most people in the company with the people in real life, but that's no longer possible.

Logically speaking, someone as beautiful as her should have left an impression.

That cheongsam, those long legs, could she be a newcomer?

Just as Lin Li was trying to remember who this girl was...

Yun Ya had already gracefully taken her seat next to Lin Li. Actually, there was a problem here. Originally, according to the plan, Lin Li was supposed to finish his introduction before Yun Ya made her appearance.

Then the two of them would hand over the keys, and Lin Li could leave.

However, because Lin Li had just been stunned, Yun Ya looked calm and composed, like an intellectual beauty, but in reality, her heart was pounding with nervousness.

When she went on stage, she glanced at the numerous viewers on the live streaming channels; it was nearly 400 million...

It's really an exaggeration.

So, while one was still thinking about something, the other had already stepped onto the stage and sat down next to Lin Li.

The set design for Lin Li's show is very homey, creating an atmosphere of playing games at home, complete with sofas and coffee tables. This is because the show is Lin Li's personal program.

Therefore, the sofa is naturally not very big, otherwise it would look very empty in the shot.

Lin Li's seat was quite spacious when he was alone, but with Yun Ya added, it became a bit crowded, even though there was still some distance between them.

But this distance is a bit narrow.

In addition, Yunya was wearing a cheongsam while sitting down.

In a sense, this was a live-streaming mishap. Fortunately, Lin Li realized what was happening as soon as the girl sat down and moved to the side.

His action was purely subconscious, but Lin Li had no idea that it would become a new iconic moment in the show.

In Lin Li's mind, he had gracefully given up his seat like a gentleman, but from the audience's perspective, he clearly looked like he had been suddenly startled.

And just a second ago, he was watching a game on TV, and the next second he suddenly saw a beautiful woman next to him. He was so startled that he quickly hid by the sofa.

For an ordinary person, this wouldn't be a big deal, but considering Lin Li's identity, it's definitely going to be a great source of entertainment.

Of course, Lin Li hadn't thought about any of this at the moment, and he casually handed the controller to Yun Ya.

Then he turned towards the camera.

"Dear viewers, um, there's something going on on planet M78, I have to fly back and take a look. This show will be temporarily handed over to our young lady."

Following Lin Li's words, Yun Ya quickly realized what was happening.

"Hello everyone, I'm Yunya, the host of Xinghuo Esports. It's an honor to temporarily fill in for President Lin today and spend the rest of the time with you all. Although this is my first time participating in a live broadcast of 'Lin Li's Review Room,' I will do my best to bring you a pleasant experience."

All I can say is, she truly lives up to her reputation as a host.

Although there was a noticeable awkwardness, the self-introduction was concise and clear, without excessive self-praise or overly restrained manner, striking a good balance.

Seeing this, Lin Li felt a little relieved. After all, if the temporary replacement host did not perform well, it would have a significant impact on the entire program.

Chapter 605 Frontline Girls: Siege

"The rest is up to you, Yunya."

Lin Li smiled and stood up, signaling Yun Ya to continue the live stream. He then turned and left the recording studio to handle Xiong Rui's visit.

In his view, this was considered the handover completed.

However, at this moment, Lin Li forgot one thing, or rather, he didn't think much about it: the handle was given to Yun Ya.

The question is, does Yunya know how to play games?

Lin Li hadn't really thought about this problem. On the one hand, in Lin Li's view, anyone who could enter Xinghuo couldn't be unfamiliar with the game. Even if they didn't know how to play, as long as they had some common sense, they wouldn't have any major problems following the tutorial.

Secondly, if someone doesn't know how to play the game, they probably wouldn't dare to take on this job, right?

Therefore, Lin Li left very gracefully.

I never imagined that in the next half hour, I would be sliced ​​into mincemeat by a large number of players.

~~~

Yunya does know a bit about games, but before joining Xinghuo, the game she played most was League of Legends. After joining Xinghuo, she tried playing Gundam Battlegrounds.

The mobile version of Gundam Battlegrounds, well, it's not unplayable, but it's just not as enjoyable to play.

In preparation for her future hosting job, she gritted her teeth and played on the computer for a while longer, barely evolving from a human to a novice.

This is why she felt capable of playing a shooting game when she heard that the game she would be playing was a shooting game.

but...

"Can you play shooting games with your hands or a gamepad?"

Yunya looked around and found that there was no keyboard or mouse on site.

Come to think of it, it's a variety show after all.

Never mind, let's go!

Thinking of this, Yunya took a deep breath.

This breath caused his chest to rise and fall noticeably.

This also triggered a frenzy of comments on the screen.

After adjusting my mindset, I turned my attention back to the screen. By then, the comments section was already flooded with messages, and the audience was filled with curiosity about this suddenly appearing new face.

"Those undulating hills are up!"

"Wow, a new lady! Long legs in a cheongsam, I love her!"

"Yun Ya? I've never heard of her before. Is she a newcomer?"

"So beautiful, let me lick it."

"Oh no, I'm going to make a mistake!!"

People are attracted to appearances, and while a small number left, most people didn't immediately abandon the scene when a new girl appeared in the frame.

And soon, those who didn't leave will receive a moment they may remember for the rest of their lives.

~~~

ask.

What kind of people make the most entertaining live-streaming games?

The answer isn't actually a gaming expert, but rather someone who is "abstract".

The word "abstract," though somewhat overused now, still generates undeniable buzz. The reason it attracts so much attention is due to a common comedic term: "expectation violation."

In other words, when the audience expects you to do something, but you do something else, this is called "expectation violation."

For example, Zhan Ying, and Yun Ya in the present day.

Yunya rarely used game controllers before, so taking over the array of controllers from the forest was quite a perilous experience.

At first, Yunya remembered that she needed to promote the game.

Looking at the city scenery, I can't help but admire the magnificent game graphics.

In the officially launched "Girls' Frontline: Siege", the overall gameplay is not much different from the DMEO version, except that there are many more choices on the map.

At the same time, each map also offers two modes.

One is a "story mode" similar to Left 4 Dead.

In this mode, players take on the role of humanoid characters, collecting resources on the map, completing corresponding objectives, and then disengaging from combat.

The map's storyline is not coherent, but it is still connected to the main storyline of "Girls' Frontline".

Taking the map "Shallow Sea" that Yunya is currently playing as an example, the map's background setting is during the first coastal crisis, which is the timeline when the omnics created the tsunami machines.

After being hit by the first wave of the tsunami, a coastal city was taken over by intelligent machines from the sea.

The humanoids need to enter this city, which has been washed by the sea, and reach the human federation's base in the city before the androids arrive.

They took away the classified documents and planted explosives to destroy the base.

To prevent omnipotentiary intelligence from obtaining secrets.

In addition, there is [Snow Cherry Blossoms], set in Tokyo.

The map is set in the second month of nuclear winter, when Tokyo, a coastal city, is occupied by omnics during a tsunami triggered by the nuclear winter.

The humanoid squad's objective is to enter the occupied Tokyo area, deal with the omnics, retrieve the research data previously stored in the underground research facility in Tokyo, and gather as much intelligence as possible in preparation for the subsequent recapture of the city.

The storylines of these maps.