He demonstrated the new Jellicoe missile at a military base in Lighthouse.
He was attacked as he was leaving in a car. A missile exploded beside him and he lost consciousness.
He woke up in a cave and was forced by terrorists to build missiles for them.
He successfully built Mark 1 and escaped. He returned to Lighthouse and held a press conference to announce the closure of the Stark military industry.
Inspired by Mark 1, he decided to develop a new type of wearable armor.
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Zhang Zhibin spent some time and finally fully integrated into the character setting of Tony Stark.
As the plot progressed, Zhang Zhibin slowly understood Tony Stark's character through the reactions of the surrounding NPCs.
He was a technological genius who could develop technological products that were far ahead of the times. But at the same time, he was also a playboy. He was arrogant, unpunctual, often ignored the feelings of those around him, and sometimes even lacked the basic ability to take care of himself, just like those mad scientists.
However, he had to admit that he had a unique personality that made everyone around him uncontrollably get close to him. Even if he was often willful like a child, they would still tolerate him.
Of course, these were all inferences made by Zhang Zhibin based on the reactions of the people around him. The "original Stark" no longer existed. Now, the Stark that Zhang Zhibin played had become a different person.
Zhang Zhibin did not feel that there was anything wrong with this. He played the role of Tony Stark according to his own personality and habits, and he enjoyed it.
Apparently, the people around Stark, including Colonel James and Chili Pepper, were very surprised by the change in Tony Stark. This was a situation that Zhang Zhibin was very happy to see.
This made him feel that he was not experiencing other people's lives from the perspective of others, but he was truly replacing them.
In the process of the game's plot, Zhang Zhibin also roughly understood why this degree of freedom could be achieved in the game "Iron Man".
This so-called "freedom" was actually not unlimited.
In fact, the game of "Iron Man" was a box game. Its story was divided into small sections. Within each section, players could act as they pleased, and there would be no decisive influence between the sections.
For example, in the "casino" scenario, players could choose to go to the casino first to receive the prize, or they could choose not to receive the prize and go directly to the casino.
If they chose the latter, then the plot would be closer to the plot of a movie. If they chose the former, then it would be nothing more than an additional playable part of the speech.
Similarly, whether he chose to spend the night with the female reporter, Christina, whether he was late to the military base in America, which way he should run when he was attacked, whether he agreed to build missiles for the terrorists in the cave …
Players could try different choices in each segment, but these choices would not affect the storyline of the next segment.
For example, in the ambush scene, no matter which direction the player ran, the missile would "accurately" land in front of the player and explode, sending the critical shrapnel that would advance the plot into the player's body.
But what if the players went against each other on some key plot points?
For example, in the plot of the press conference, Tony Stark announced the closure of the weapons research and development department of Stark Industries. If the players deliberately said at the press conference that they wanted to "increase investment in weapons research and development," wouldn't that be completely contrary to the plot?
In order to solve this problem, the consciousness implantation technology was needed.
First of all, the players had personally experienced the cave plot and were well aware of the impact of the missiles of Stark Industries. Most players, after experiencing this plot, would make the same choice as Tony Stark from the bottom of their hearts.
Secondly, when the players stood on the podium, the consciousness implantation technology would implant a stronger idea in the player's mind to "close the weapons department of Stark Industries." This idea would affect the player's decision and guide him to make the right choice.
Finally, what if the players had to go against the plot?
That was equivalent to driving into a river, failing to complete the mission and being shot by terrorists. It was equivalent to game over.
The plot restarted from the previous checkpoint.
Although there was a high degree of freedom, the entire story still had a plot line. They could deviate, but they certainly could not go against it completely.
This approach was a good balance between "freedom" and "plot line." Through the approach of a box-style game, players could achieve a preliminary "high degree of freedom" in the virtual world.
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At this time, Zhang Zhibin, or rather, Tony Stark, was standing in front of a holographic projection, making a new suit with the help of J.A.R.V.I.S.
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"I didn't expect that I would experience the feeling of a mad scientist in the virtual world. I have to say, this feeling … is great. "
Zhang Zhibin looked at the Mark 1 projection in front of him. He only needed to move the virtual projection to remove the excess parts on it one by one, and then design a new blueprint with the help of J.A.R.V.I.S.
A lot of ideas appeared in his mind, such as adding a jet component here, adding a controller there, or using some special shape.
Following these ideas, he could get a more and more accurate model. Or he could simply give most of the work to J.A.R.V.I.S. and the holographic projection model of Mark 2 would be automatically generated.
Then, Zhang Zhibin successfully made the leg component of Mark 2.
After he finished wearing it, Zhang Zhibin couldn't wait to try it on.
J.A.R.V.I.S. prompted him to choose a value of axial load support, and the recommended value was between 1% and 10%.
"Then 5%." Zhang Zhibin chose a number in the middle.
Three seconds later, Zhang Zhibin felt a strong push from under his feet. His whole body uncontrollably rose into the air, then he somersaulted and fell to the ground on his back.
"Whoosh …"
The fire extinguishing robot next to him sprayed dry powder in his face.
What Zhang Zhibin didn't know was that he was actually quite lucky.
Tony Stark chose 10% axial load support, and then his whole body was stuck to the wall. He chose 5% and only landed on his back.
He continued to make the hand armor.
This time, Zhang Zhibin put on the hand and foot armor and chose to start with 1% axial load support.
Mark 1 also had a flight function, but it wasn't perfect. Tony barely flew into the air in a parabola and crashed in the desert.
Starting from Mark 2, the Iron Man suit could be considered to have the ability to fly freely and accurately control. And what Zhang Zhibin was experiencing now was the process of flight testing.
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