The Game at the Arena

Standing here, at this stage one hundred times bigger than my family, I feel like a needle in the haystack. There are a lot of people around me. It's as if I have sand grains throughout the ocean. People around the stadium form a black and yellow checkerboard. Their clothes are engaged and they look like things. I got a scent of licensed booth and I felt like a hungry child. The smell of hot dogs and Italian sausage reminds you of the backyard barbecue. Let the taste of melted cheese on the cornflake moan my stomach.

This summer I finally started playing. There is a new virtual reality game called Echo Arena, which is an approximate reproduction of the game described in this book. Instead of achieving the goals of other teams, you throw the disc through it. Instead of shooting a wonderful opponent of a gun, you hit their head. While recalling what I was actually in my living room, I spent hours under zero gravity by touching my sofa. If VR tells me something, that is the adaptability of human thinking. VR leads users to situations that were previously impossible. In that case, the user can create, fly, create material from thin air. In most cases, our brain does not seem to care. But it depends on well designed design and attention to human emotions and physical condition.

In all human efforts, there are two areas of participation: external and internal. External competition takes place in the external court to overcome external obstacles to achieve external goals. Internal games are generated in the minds of players and correspond to obstacles such as fear, confidence, focus error, restriction concepts and assumptions. The purpose of the internal game is to overcome obstacles in self-setting that prevent individuals and teams from getting the maximum possibilities. (Internal consultation with Roger Neighbors)

Anytime, anywhere, players can fight with other players and challenge. When the brawl ended, a one-on-one battle began. Players can also go to "Arena" in various places in the game world. These stadiums are dedicated to competitive games, and players can face them in free or team-based games. After the game, the player can freely roam around the world to complete the unfinished mission, put a safe key in Tannis, collect their rewards, and inadvertently walk around. After returning to the title screen and selecting a character, the player can choose to start playing.