Wow, it can actually reduce a lot of workplace troubles.

Forget it, I don't want to think about it anymore.

Consider it a technological reserve; if needed in the future, we can develop in this direction.

Next, everyone worked together and filmed the film seriously.

However, the actual filming progress was not fast.

Firstly, this novel shooting method, even with foolproof instructions, still requires time to adapt to, and experience starts from scratch.

Secondly, using the game pod now consumes a lot of mental energy.

Everyone's mental strength is different.

If any actor is missing, the entire performance has to be paused.

Moreover, the energy consumption is also high, so you can't just keep going like that. Once you reach the critical value, you have to come out and replenish your energy, otherwise you might faint inside.

In the past, it would have been a boon for dieters and celebrities to maintain their figures.

But now, no one dares to use this to make themselves too thin.

Because Liu Yun doesn't like to use actors who are too thin.

Besides, Director Liu's camera work is quite magical; it doesn't give the impression of someone secretly gaining ten pounds on camera.

Being too thin can make you look sickly.

As a result, the actors felt that the happiest thing about being on Liu Yun's set was being able to eat to their heart's content.

Especially after using the gaming pod, in order to quickly replenish energy, one must eat a lot of meat. Coupled with Chef Li's amazing culinary skills, which are like those of a legendary master chef, many people feel that this is a life like that of gods.

The actors were satisfied, but the accompanying staff and behind-the-scenes personnel were heartbroken. What they ate was actually grown in their bodies!

You can only apply to use the game pod and consume as much mental and physical energy as possible in order to satisfy your appetite.

Seriously, how could a film crew have a chef with such amazing skills?

Director Liu's film crew is indeed quite unique!

Compared to crazy workouts, gaming pods are simply dream gadgets. For the sake of food, they'd gladly accept tasks from the research institute and help test various data.

Therefore, everyone in the crew was quite busy and had no time to think about exploiting loopholes or framing others.

Then, this filming trip to the research institute actually lasted for more than twenty days.

As time went on, everyone's enthusiasm and novelty faded, and fatigue gradually accumulated.

As people take longer and more frequent breaks, fatigue levels accumulate.

Liu Yun didn't have a good solution to this either. There was still time to release the film during the Spring Festival season, so there was no need to use special methods to eliminate fatigue.

But there isn't enough time to take a long vacation.

Clearly, this kind of fatigue accumulates to a deep level and is difficult to eliminate; it takes time to alleviate.

We can only relax in stages, and then seize the time to film.

Liu Yun looked at Yi He, who had been helping out these past few days, and said, "No wonder the current game pods can't be implemented. If the issues of fatigue and energy replenishment aren't resolved, the idea that virtual games are a second world is just empty talk."

There's no need for anti-addiction measures; everyone is spending less and less time in the game.

The recovery time is still uncertain. If this is a game, how can it be continued sustainably?

Yi He sighed: "Yes, both of these projects are tough nuts to crack right now. They involve mental and nervous system issues, which is really a headache."

"However, the fact that the game pod was successfully created represents a huge success in neural interaction, but the issue of energy consumption was not taken into account."

"We've made some progress, and I think we should be able to make a breakthrough."

"Furthermore, thanks to everyone's efforts, a lot of data on ordinary people's use has been collected recently, which is of great help to the research..."

He was telling the truth. The data they've collected recently is more than they have in the previous few months, which has delighted the group of colleagues at the research institute.

There's a lot of discussion within the project team right now. It seems like we'll have to let ordinary people outside test the data. It'll be much slower for researchers like us to do it ourselves.

Moreover, some bugs may be right in front of you but you might not even see them.

Liu Yun was taken aback for a moment, and before she could speak, Fei Fei astutely seized on the loophole in Yi He's words, "Data used by ordinary people? Wasn't there any before?"

Yi He coughed, feeling that the adjective might be inappropriate and made people uncomfortable.

"Perhaps we should say ordinary players. Previously, it was all internal testing by our researchers, and we didn't let others play it."

Liu Yun understood: "Then, how are you different from us?"

Yi He hesitated for a moment, feeling it was hard to describe. "Ahem, it's probably because we use our brains a lot in our daily lives, so we play for longer periods and accumulate less fatigue."

"Plus, we rarely use the game pod so continuously, every day."

"So, I didn't know it would consume so much energy, and that recovery would be so difficult."

"Furthermore, we also considered that there are psychological attacks in the game, and how best to present this?"

Once Yi He started talking, he naturally steered the conversation towards his research, his expression shining brightly, and he seemed quite talkative.

Feifei: ...It's obvious that research is definitely this person's hobby.

Speaking of which, he was quite radiant.

Liu Yun listened quietly, occasionally asking questions that hit the nail on the head, which made Yi He speak even more enthusiastically.

Yi He understood perfectly well that there were no confidentiality rules with Liu Yun, and she could say many things.

As for the parts that required a little confidentiality, Fei Fei and the others didn't understand at all, and looked completely bewildered.

They quickly lost their attention here.

However, Liu Yun not only understood, but sometimes also offered a lot of insightful advice. Yi He finally realized that Liu Yun was just not in this line of work, but that she was not completely ignorant.

My admiration for him has grown even stronger. Before, I was just a little fanboy, but now, I might be heading towards becoming a die-hard fan.

Liu Yun had no idea about Yi He's thought process. She followed his line of thought for a moment and agreed with some of the results and directions. "Actually, you can find game developers to test it."

"You manufacture the equipment, and only after the game developers test it can they better understand the capabilities of the game pod, further develop their ideas, and enrich the game content."

"In addition, we can also invite online novel authors and screenwriters to give it a try. They can use their imagination to write many different scenarios, which will make the game more playable and create a more realistic world."

Yi He nodded: "Yes, yes, we originally had this plan, but some people were against it. They felt it was too early and they were afraid that if outsiders found out, it would be difficult to keep it a secret."

"So we'll just leave it at that for now."

"However, after these few days of data analysis, everyone has realized the necessity of having others test the data, and this issue will likely be brought up again."

Because of Liu Yun's existence, the entire Yan Kingdom, from top to bottom and across all departments, has paid considerable attention to online novels.

Holographic games are a large category in themselves, with countless different fictional worlds within them.

Game developers have been using this approach for a while now.

As for contacting the author, I feel it's only a matter of time. To enrich the game's content, we should gather ideas from all sides, the more the better.