While the players were discussing, Feng Luo had already walked out of the military base with the safe in his hand.
After 15 minutes, he arrived at an area near the edge of the underground base. It was a vast area marked as a "Class-A Secret Area" on the internal map.
"Beep. Identifying … Welcome back, Boss!"
Feng Luo walked to the heavily fortified entrance. A piece of equipment on the ceiling emitted a blue light that illuminated his entire body and scanned him once.
An intelligent female voice sounded, and the alloy door in front of him slowly opened.
"Guild Master!
Guild Master, you're back.
Good evening, Boss! "
Behind the heavy alloy door was a straight passageway. After walking to the end of the passageway, Feng Luo's eyes suddenly lit up.
It was a very wide, silver-white work hall. The light created by a full set of environmental simulation equipment was no different from daytime.
In this hall, some of the areas were divided into different areas. Players wearing white clothes and scientific glasses were discussing and arguing about some mechanical components.
From time to time, they would reach out and draw a large series of complex data and patterns on the floating screen that appeared in the air.
After seeing Feng Luo walk in, many people greeted him.
However, unlike the players at the airport, they did not surround him. Instead, they turned around and went back to their own things.
Only a few people looked curiously at Feng Luo as he walked past them.
This Class-A Secret Area was Digital Cat's current "studio."
However, it also had a more widely known name by Nightless City players: "Terminator Research Base."
Without permission, even Mu Wu could not trespass into this three-story base that covered an area of hundreds of acres. It was specially modified for the research and manufacturing of the "Terminator." There was a complete T-800 production line and various testing equipment inside.
It could also be tested directly in the Death Desert outside!
Unlike the T-750, because Feng Luo had the complete information and technology of the T-800 and T-850, he did not need to go through a very complicated design process. So, in just a short month, he had already produced a finished product.
Compared to the T-750, these two emulated robots had a huge advantage, and that was that they could be "mass-produced" in the truest sense!
Whether it was the T-800 or the T-850, they did not require the use of those very rare materials. As a result, the cost was even cheaper than the T-750 designed by Digital Cat.
This was, without a doubt, a little strange, because there was a rule in War. The more advanced or powerful an item or equipment was, the more it would be limited by its materials. As a result, even if players obtained the ability to create some exquisite equipment, they would not be able to create them indefinitely.
Whether it was the Eye of the Thunder that Feng Luo had been able to create, the T-750, or even the deluxe version of the T-750X, the drop rate of rare materials had affected the production volume.
However, the T-800 was different!
In its manufacturing information, not only were there no truly rare materials when it was manufactured, there weren't even any particularly expensive materials.
The manufacturing cost of a standard version of the T-800 was only about 500,000 credits.
Compared to the T-750, which still sold for more than 5 million dollars, the cost was less than one-third of the cost, and the combat power was directly on a whole new level.
This was also why Feng Luo and Digital Cat had decided to create a "terminator base" in the Underground City.
In addition, in order to maximize the speed of the "mass production" process, Digital Cat had specially interviewed and recruited some mecha and chip-related life profession players to participate in the project.
She herself was only responsible for the most important external design and the analysis and modification of the core program.
After all, what Feng Luo was planning to produce was the "T-800 terminator," not the "Hunter" or the "Lurker."
As such, the external appearance and some of the programs still needed some modification.
"But you seem to have recruited some more people these few days?"
After nodding at the players who greeted him along the way, Feng Luo finally walked into the lowest level of the research institute, to a room with the words "Core Design Room."
After going through two layers of identity verification, Feng Luo walked in and looked at the floating screen in front of him. Digital Cat frowned as if she had encountered some problem.
"It's not recruitment. They want to be my assistants, and they don't want me to pay them.
The T-800 is about to enter the mass production phase, and I need to be busy with the T-850. So, it's necessary to add some more people!
After the T-850 research is successful, if we can create real artificial intelligence, I'll consider making the manufacturing base completely unmanned. "
Digital Cat raised her head. Her eyes, which were wearing a pair of high-tech glasses, looked up at Feng Luo due to her height.
"Okay!"
Feng Luo nodded.
He did not find it strange that there would be players who did not want to be paid and were crying and begging to be Digital Cat's assistant.
In terms of attractiveness, a Master-level life profession player was definitely not inferior to a top-notch expert. It might even be higher.
Because in the entire game, the number of players who had broken through to the Master-level of life profession players, according to the information released by Hound, was less than 100 people.
The ratio of life profession players and combat players in War was roughly the same. Comparing it to the number of combat players who had awakened the Force and reached the level of 10,000, one would know the status of a Master-level player.
In particular, because there were far more types of life professions than combat professions, within a single profession, there were almost only two or three people who had reached the Master-level.
Under such circumstances, it did not need to be said that a Master-level player would receive attention from the players of the profession.
Most importantly, when a player's life profession broke through to the Master-level, they would have the ability to design and manufacture equipment and all kinds of weapons on their own.
At the same time, they would also have the ability to impart their own "experience" to players of the same level, allowing the surrounding players to gain proficiency in their life profession skills.
Apart from that, they would also have the authority to impart their own designs and manufacturing blueprints to other players …
This was the reason why there were people who specifically came to be Digital Cat's assistant.
"What are the professional levels of these people?"
Feng Luo asked curiously.
"Seven Expert Level, 11 Advanced Level, but they are also close to the Expert Level, enough to deal with the problems that the T-800 encountered."
Digital Cat said.
"Not bad!"
Feng Luo's face was a little surprised at first, then he smiled.
To have seven Expert Level life profession players willing to be free labor, this was definitely super good.
As a game that really required hands-on operation and brainstorming, as well as consideration of various factors affecting materials and actual combat situations, the difficulty of life professions in War was not lower than that of combat professions. It could even be said that the difficulty was higher.
Most of the life profession players were stuck at Advanced Level at this time, and the number of Expert Level players was less than one in a thousand.
Any Expert Level life profession player was qualified to directly enter the core management of a large guild.
Although the number of people in Nightless City was not small, due to the lack of resources, there were originally less than ten Expert Level players.
And here at Digital Cat's place, there were suddenly so many Expert Level life profession players, and they were Mecha Pilots and Chip Masters with technical content among the life profession players.
If these people could finally stay in Nightless City, it would definitely be a great help to the development of Nightless City.
However, Feng Luo knew that this was not very possible.
Many Lifestyle Players who had reached the Expert level or above didn't think much of a top-tier Combat Player.
Even if he was one of the "Top Ten Experts in War," they might not think much of him.
This was a little like how the "hipsters" looked down on "martial artists."
Of course, this was under the circumstances that these people did not know Feng Luo's life profession.
With Feng Luo's qualifications as a double life profession Expert Level a few months ago, it was enough to make any life profession player, other than the Master Level, speechless.
Even for Digital Cat to be able to advance so quickly to the Master Level, Feng Luo could be said to have played a big role.
After all, without the chips of the T-800 and the previous T-750, no matter how strong Digital Cat's learning ability was, she would not have been able to advance so quickly.
"Right, among the people who wanted to participate in the T-750 research, there were two people who wanted to sneak in to spy on the T-800. I kicked them out," Digital Cat said, remembering something.
Digital Cat seemed to have thought of something and said.
Okay, got it! " "Spy on the information?"
Feng Luo nodded.
Ever since the T-750 brought about the craze of artificial robots, the number of guilds and forces that followed the research of humanoid robots had increased.
After all, everyone knew that this was definitely a big piece of cake in the market.
However, in the past, the most they would buy was a T-750 and take it back to be dismantled.
Now, they had even sent out spies to spy on them?
Feng Luo did not doubt the "spy" that Digital Cat mentioned.
This was because this genius girl, who had just turned 18, had self-taught a full set of human psychology. She had even majored in criminal investigation and forensics.
This was also why Digital Cat was able to pass the Special Agent assessment mission as a weakling player with almost zero combat power.
Moreover, under the circumstances that she did not participate in the Big Escape storyline, she was ranked third in the final score.
"Take the thing out!"
At that moment, Digital Cat had already put on her Special Agent glasses and walked in front of a large instrument placed in the center of the room.
She reached out and tapped a few times on a floating screen in the air, opening the transparent protective cover of the instrument.
"Put it down!"
Then, she let Feng Luo take the "silver ball" from the safe and put it in the center of the instrument.
After that, she reached out and moved a floating screen in the air. Then, she entered a series of hidden characters on it.
This was Digital Cat's personal research room. Apart from her, the players outside were usually not allowed to enter.
Of course, Feng Luo was an exception.
This was because both Feng Luo and Digital Cat had the same access to the base's AI.
This base was equipped with a high-level artificial AI purchased from the military. It had a very advanced defense program, and even Digital Cat herself would not be able to breach it in a short period of time.
"Beep, beep!"
As Digital Cat pressed the last character, the transparent protective cover of the instrument slowly closed.
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