After confirming his class, he officially entered the game.
The camera zoomed in from high to low, giving a close-up of an unknown grave. Suddenly, the lid of the coffin was opened, and the knight character that had just been created stood up from the coffin.
Then, the camera turned to the knight, and as if possessed, Qiu Hengyang began playing the game from a first-person perspective.
Qiu Hengyang first observed where he was. This was a desolate and dilapidated cemetery. There were dilapidated ruins everywhere, broken walls, and ashes all over the ground. The only thing that entered his eyes was a greyish hue, and there was no other color at all.
"It really is a Diablo game. The setting is pretty good," Qiu Hengyang exclaimed.
He tried to perform some actions, such as moving, attacking, and so on.
Although it was generally similar to other VR games, Qiu Hengyang keenly sensed a slight difference.
Under the effect of the Pangu Engine, all objects in the game actually had real mass.
Swinging a sword wasn't a simple action, but the result of the calculation of multiple masses and forces. Therefore, the movement of swinging a sword in the game was more realistic than in any other VR game. This wasn't a problem of the level of the artists responsible for the character's movements, but the technology was simply not on the same level.
Qiu Hengyang even had the illusion that the longsword in his hand did indeed have mass, as if it was a real thing.
He tried to slash the wall, and the longsword bounced back a little after scraping the wall with sporadic sparks. At the same time, Qiu Hengyang's right hand felt a clear vibration.
It felt very realistic.
Qiu Hengyang couldn't help but feel that the Pangu Engine was indeed invincible. He couldn't wait to see what would happen when the longsword slashed at a monster or a boss.
As he continued to walk forward, there were many very clear signs on the ground, and if one looked closely, they could tell that they were lines of text that he couldn't understand.
However, when he got closer, Chinese characters would automatically appear on them.
These were some of the game's introductions, including things that players could do, such as the ability to change the state of holding a weapon, and holding a sword with one hand or with two hands.
In addition, there were movements, jumps, sprints, and other actions that players could slowly familiarize themselves with.
These actions weren't achieved by pressing a button, but by controlling the player's thoughts. In other words, although players could figure it out on their own, the process was likely to be more complicated.
Qiu Hengyang found this kind of novice reminder very interesting. It felt like he was doodling on a wall.
He continued to walk forward and soon encountered the first monster in the game. A zombie with a hideous face and ragged clothes lunged at him.
Qiu Hengyang rushed forward and killed the monster with two slashes.
"Hmm, this damage is not bad. It's almost the same as Diablo. The mobs at the beginning of the game are easy to deal with."
There were still some things on the ground. Qiu Hengyang picked them up but didn't look at them carefully. He just kept moving forward.
However, at a fork in the road, he saw a message written on the ground: "Turn back."
Qiu Hengyang was a little puzzled. "Does this mean there's a strong enemy ahead? Is this deliberately mystifying to create a game atmosphere, or is it the truth? "
After killing two monsters, Qiu Hengyang, whose confidence had temporarily swelled, fell into a dilemma.
"Let's go and take a look. It shouldn't be too difficult."
Qiu Hengyang was quite confident in his mechanics. After all, he didn't encounter any difficult enemies when he was playing Diablo.
As he walked forward, Qiu Hengyang noticed that there weren't any monsters along the way. After crossing a stream of water, he saw a cluster of crystals on the ground in front of him. There seemed to be a huge creature in the cluster of crystals.
"What, what is this?"
Qiu Hengyang tried to take two steps forward, but the creature suddenly stood up and roared at him!
Qiu Hengyang finally got a good look at the creature. It was a huge lizard-like creature with white crystal spikes all over its body.
The Crystal Dragon charged towards Qiu Hengyang when it saw him. It raised its head and spat out a mouthful of cold air!
Qiu Hengyang didn't pay attention and was hit in the face by the cold air. He lost a lot of health.
"Damn, this monster is so strong!"
Qiu Hengyang was shocked. He instinctively rolled to the side, but the Crystal Dragon jumped high into the air and swung its claws at him, slamming him into the ground!
Qiu Hengyang could clearly see the details of the Crystal Dragon in VR's first-person perspective, including the bright white crystal spikes.
Uhh, and some indescribable parts …
He didn't get a good look, so he wasn't sure if Chen Mo made any details …
With the support of the Pangu engine, the Crystal Dragon slammed Qiu Hengyang into the ground. Although Qiu Hengyang's armor had a certain damage reduction effect, the damage from such a heavy hit was still very high according to the physics engine. Qiu Hengyang's health instantly dropped to the bottom.
"Damn, it's over!"
Qiu Hengyang panicked and immediately rolled backwards.
This was quite easy to do. Under normal circumstances, a player wouldn't be able to roll backwards immediately after falling to the ground, but it was possible in the game, probably to reduce the difficulty of the game.
However, the Crystal Dragon didn't seem to have any intention of letting Qiu Hengyang go. It chased after Qiu Hengyang and ended his life with a single slap!
Three bright red words "You're dead" appeared in Qiu Hengyang's vision.
Seeing the screen turn grey, Qiu Hengyang returned to his spawn point.
"… Alright, this isn't the time to fight this monster. This is probably Chen Mo's prank. "
Qiu Hengyang was helpless. He could only give up on the handsome elite monster and continue forward.
Looks like Chen Mo wasn't lying. He told me to turn back, so I should turn back …
Qiu Hengyang was a little more relaxed this time, but on his way to the first bonfire, he was slashed a few times by the monsters.
He didn't notice it at first, but when he saw his health bar at the edge of his vision, he realized that he had lost half of his health!
Moreover, when he looked down, he saw that his armor was clearly damaged where he was slashed. There were even traces of blood seeping out from the weaker parts!
Obviously, this was only because of his class. If it was any other class with cloth or leather armor, the damage would've been even higher!
Qiu Hengyang, who had been ignoring the damage from the monsters, felt that something was wrong. As the previous monsters were all killed in one hit, he didn't feel threatened at all.
Qiu Hengyang suddenly had an ominous premonition.
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