Bab 1159: Chapter 1057: How can a game be more fun than being a designer?_1

The steering wheel is evidently not an option.

In "Gravity," we're playing with realism.

A large number of pieces of equipment appearing in the game all have very detailed instruction manuals.

Players looking at these manuals could only feel overwhelmed.

But those who understand, especially practitioners related to the aerospace field, are all almost dropping their jaws.

The reason is simple: many of these pieces of equipment were, as of yesterday, stuff that must be kept secret.

But now, in a game, not only have they appeared openly, but they even have the manuals!

To make repair easier for players, the manuals often include detailed structural diagrams — though not complete ones, they maintain at least half of the overall completeness!

The generosity is off the charts.

Someone even couldn't help but ask online, "Are these things really allowed to be made public? Did Lincoln get approval?"