That's where Blue Star Apocalypse went wrong.
When Russell defeats the boss into the second phase, the train needs to go through a tunnel and enter the forest.
This map transformation symbolizes Russell's rescue of the survivors.
An infinite loop of the donut scene cannot solve the problem of scene switching.
Moreover, you have to switch from the city ruins to the tunnel, and then switch out of the tunnel to enter the mountains and forests—it's two switching!
This matter has been troubling the design and programming teams at Blue Star for a long time.
They developed four different plans, but each one still had some bugs.
The current plan still seems to have quite a few flaws.
Based on testing experience, if players in the closed beta can find one problem, it means there are at least ten potential problems.
Mingyan's perfectionist nature makes it impossible for him to tolerate this level of contradiction.
He will only hand over the best works he has ever polished to the best of his ability to players!
In situations like this, where a problem has clearly been discovered, he cannot turn a blind eye and treat a defective product as a finished product.
That evening, Mingyan made his first emergency request for the members of Blue Star Studio to work overtime.
The secretary gave prior notice and ensured that everyone clearly understood the reason and the goal.
This time, when they gathered in the conference room, they all silently faced the title written on the whiteboard.
How to solve the vehicle problem?
That night, the technical staff on Blue Star discussed until late before being forcibly stopped working overtime by Mingyan, who was clearly aware of the situation.
Mingyan sat alone, lost in thought.
The conference room lights turned on and off repeatedly.
The next morning, Varian stepped inside and was stunned the moment he opened the door.
"Boss, didn't you go home last night?!"
Mingyan was startled awake. She groggily raised her head and then subconsciously began to gather the draft papers on the table.
Varian said, "Wait, boss, you didn't sleep all night, did you?"
Mingyan gave a wry smile, stood up, and said self-deprecatingly, "Sigh, my knowledge base is still not enough."
The wisdom from four thousand years ago has always been a source of confusion regarding advanced knowledge.
He has been working very hard and sleeping very little, but he still often feels that he doesn't understand enough about the advanced technology of the interstellar era.
Despite having lived in this world for decades, the interstellar people, who have only studied for seven or eight years, still deeply feel their own ignorance!
Like this current technical problem, he spent the whole night looking at the information and thinking about it, but he still couldn't come up with an effective solution.
Varian, however, was already frightened by Mingyan's words and quickly said, "Don't joke around with your health. Boss, I'll take care of things here. You go to your office and get some sleep."
Mingyan shook his head and said, "My mind is too active, I can't sleep."
He then sighed softly, picked up the documents, and went back to his office.
Varian: "..."
He watched Mingyan's retreating figure and thought about it with some concern.
Past experience told him that when Mingyan was deep in thought, he often forgot to eat and sleep, and it was difficult for him to listen to others' advice to rest.
Yes, except for one person.
With this in mind, Varian decisively took out his phone and sent an email to Xia Cheng's public email address.
Meanwhile, after returning to his office, Mingyan also dealt with his daily email correspondence.
He had been in contact with Chairman Ning Yufeng ever since the Legendary League joined the Jia League.
Upon seeing Ning Yufeng's name, Mingyan suddenly had the idea to ask him this question.
—As a bigwig in the Jia League, perhaps he can offer some reliable advice?
Surprisingly, Ning Yufeng replied to the email very quickly.
[...Compared to seasoned game architects, I can't say I truly understand game development. However, there's a technique that can be shared regarding game visual presentation...]
[...Architects are essentially like magicians performing for their audiences. When the audience can't understand the logic behind the scenes, they are often amazed by the incredible phenomena they witness...]
At the end of the email, he expressed his trust in Mingyan's design capabilities.
He jokingly added, "I recently received two VIP tickets to a magic show. Chief Designer Ming, are you interested?"
After reading the email, Mingyan smiled.
He was too busy lately to accept Ning Yufeng's invitation, so he had to decline.
However, Ning Yufeng did offer a good idea, which made Mingyan thoughtful.
—A magic show?
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