Almighty Video Game Designer

While the players were still wandering in the world of GTA, oasis welcomed another update.

To many players, oasis had been updating quite frequently, so frequently that it wasn't like Chen Mo's game.

The other games, be it standalone games like Dark Souls or Legend of Zelda, or online games like PlayerUnknown's Battleground or League of Legends, had relatively slow updates. The former barely had any updates and only released downloadable content occasionally, while the latter would only release a new version every two to three months. It was far worse than other online games on the market that had frequent updates.

This was mainly because Chen Mo's games all had one thing in common, which was the high completion rate. After a game was completed and sold, there was basically no need to improve the game's content through subsequent versions.

However, oasis was obviously a different story, as it was updated very frequently.

In the livestream room, Xue Lin was reading the update description of "oasis" word by word.

"New vehicle system. You can purchase vehicles in oasis at a price of one-thousandth of the real price."

"The new movie 'Dark Paladin' is showing in the matrix shopping center cinema. The ticket price is 130 Yuan, and the second round is half price. 480 Yuan is permanently sold out."

Of course, the update description was not just these two sentences. For example, the vehicle system's description could be viewed. It also detailed the various types of vehicles supported, including the other functions of the system, such as free repair, small fee for car modification, free two parking spaces and extra parking spaces that needed to be purchased at a price, and so on.

"As expected, there were people who speculated that oasis would definitely update their vehicle system, and it really happened. However, after thinking about it carefully, there were so many car models made in GTA, and many things could be used. Salent would definitely not let go of such a good thing. Eh? There's a copyright to it?"

Xue Lin didn't think it was a surprise, but she was still a little surprised when she saw the car models.

At that time, GTA didn't pay for the car copyrights, so many cars had been slightly adjusted. For example, ao bei, beifite, Jue pin, grodi, Carlin, and other GTA models could actually be found in reality, but the shape was slightly different.

However, in oasis, there were a lot of real-life car brands in the new car system. Obviously, Chen Mo had bought the copyright for it.

This made Xue Lin a little confused. Why didn't GTA buy the copyright, but oasis? Besides, wasn't the copyright the same? why didn't GTA use it?

What Lin Xue didn't know was that it wasn't that Chen Mo didn't want to let GTA use it, but that they didn't allow it ...

In Chen Mo's previous life, the GTA 5 didn't have any copyrights, but the gods had a lot of them. Why? It was not because R-star was stingy, but mainly because the nature of these two games was different.

The cars in GTA were used for smashing and snatching, and the manufacturers didn't want to see their cars being trampled beyond recognition. This meant that the game couldn't bring a positive image to the car manufacturers, so the price of obtaining the relevant copyright would be very high. On the other hand, the entire process of the game was a race. The game itself was more positive and positive. While using the copyright, it also advertised the related vehicles, so it was much easier to get the copyright.

Chen Mo's current situation was the same, so after making it clear that there wouldn't be any incidents of car theft or car destruction in oasis, and that it was just a daily experience for the players, these big car manufacturers were happy to cooperate.

Moreover, car manufacturers 'attitudes towards VR gaming pods were quite different from those of F & B companies. For F & B companies, the F & B in VR and the F & B in real life had a serious opposing relationship, but the car manufacturers were not like that.

If a player bought a supercar in the game, it had nothing to do with whether he would buy it in real life. If a rich person bought a supercar in-game to experience it, it would be equivalent to advertising the supercar. Perhaps the rich person would turn around and buy one in reality; However, for the poor, even if they could buy a supercar in the game, they still couldn't afford it in real life.

This was because no matter how real the car in the virtual world was, it was still different from the real world. In reality, cars could really be driven out to run, blow up streets, take girls for a spin, and shake in certain directions.

It was impossible for the rich to buy a Maserati in the game and drive a Wuling Hong Guang in real life.

Therefore, the cooperation with these car manufacturers went smoothly. After the copyright fees were paid, they were all happy to let Chen Mo move these models into oasis.

It wasn't a loss for Chen Mo. Even though he paid some copyright fees, real-life models were much more attractive to the players than fictional models. Moreover, he could easily earn back the copyright fees by spending a few more sports cars.

It was even less of a loss for the players. The price of a luxury car had been reduced by 1000 times, and luxury cars that might not even be found in real life could be played around in the game. There was almost no difference in the experience. Wasn't this a huge profit?

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After reading the new content, Xue Lin couldn't wait to enter the Oasis and wake up in her seaside mansion.

After he went online and flirted with the dog, he immediately left the living room and went to the garage.

After the Oasis update, every player was given a free garage, which was under the seaside mansion. After buying a sports car, they could drive out of the garage directly to the square of the matrix shopping center or go for a spin on the road.

The complimentary garage was considered very large in real life. It had two parking spaces and was very spacious. Of course, two parking spaces were nothing to the rich in real life, so the garage expansion service was supported. If players wanted to buy more than two sports cars, they would have to spend extra money to expand the garage. After the expansion, the shape of the entire garage would change, which was equivalent to reconstruction.

The car he bought could be driven freely and didn't need to be refueled. Even if it was damaged, it could be repaired quickly and sent back to the garage. If one was tired of driving an old car and wanted to buy a new one, they could sell the old car to the system at a discount. Of course, it wouldn't sell for much money.

There was no such thing as a 4S shop in the game, because the car did not need to be repaired or maintained. If players wanted to buy a car, they could browse the list of cars in their own garage. After making a choice, they could view the virtual image of the car in the garage and enter the car at will to simulate driving. Everything, including the modification, was done in his garage, which was very convenient.

After all, it was a virtual world. Under the premise of ensuring the players 'experience, the cumbersome content could be saved, and everyone would be less worried.