Blooming America

"Is it possible to use the cloud system?" Elsa asked again.

"Don't think about this for now. Except for supercomputers, I don't think there are any computers that can meet the requirements of visual novels. In a few years, when we have the second generation of 3-bit processors, I think it’s almost there, but that’s not now."

Shi Huan is so cruel.

"Well……"

Elsa was obviously disappointed.

If you want to run true color sè, the current computer still can’t meet that requirement. What you can do now is the highest 65535 sè, which is usually called 16-bit sè. This type of sè color has been used in computers. It also exists in the 21st century, but if you want to say, running visual novels can not achieve the best picture with this mode, but it can be regarded as eye-catching.

But this kind of technology is also the latest in Catherine, and when outputting such high-color images, it puts a heavy burden on the system.

According to Catherine’s idea, it will be almost the same in five years, but don’t think about it now...

"The plan...for the time being, I will look at their finished products before deciding what to do." Catherine said.

"It looks like we have to wait."

"If the culture is infiltrated, you have to feed it slowly. Such lines make me feel like I am the evil villain in the conspiracy theory!" Catherine couldn't help but vomit.

Just now, Catherine thought of secret organizations such as the Freemasonry, the Illuminati, and the Priory...

"Aren't you?" Elsa followed Catherine's words and spit her out again.

"......"

Catherine had nothing to say directly.

Taking a bottle of ice water out of the refrigerator again, Catherine thought for a while and said: "But our strategy itself is not wrong, that is, we should gradually take the route of cultural penetration."

The Americans are actually a tactic of sudden shock to the outside world.

Let others accept their own values, and then do the same or similar things with yourself.

Especially when dealing with the Soviet Union.

To paraphrase, it is that he will pull you to the same level as him, and then he will use his rich experience to defeat you!

This is a trick that the US government has tried repeatedly.

But as far as Catherine is concerned, she just wants to do the first step, and the latter...well, if she is the real master of the United States, you can still say the same, but unfortunately, there is no national interest or something for the time being. The relationship of a dime, except for the socialist camp, most other countries are now scrambling to take refuge in Uncle Sam.

At the beginning, Catherine felt that Americans should be able to understand the meaning of "cute". This trick is very useful in Catherine's big Japanese nymph plan... Oh, it's the big Japanese cuteness plan. Although the national animation of [Japan] is Miss Conch, many people have accepted the "kawaii" style of painting.

However, if such a situation is placed in the United States, it is worth discussing. Americans have different ideas and concepts from Japan. The key behind it is that the cultural heritage of the two is different.

Catherine does not have to let these people immediately understand what "cute" is, but can gradually change by gradually allowing Americans to accept their existence.

In this regard, historically [Japan] himself did a great job.

The most classic example is the Japanese style of painting like the American "Battlestar".

Of course, the Americans are more generous in the plot than [Japan] himself. Although "Battlestar" was originally bought by the United States in the [Japanese] version of Macross, Southern Cross, and Macross "After the three animations were re-edited and synthesized new works, but then its worldview development has nothing to do with the three animations of [Japan], and it has become a classic work of its own.

In the 21st century, Americans have also begun to discuss day-to-day discussions.

It’s just a little bit different from China. Countries like the United States value copyright and other things, so they often have to look at something, and they can only go over the wall. Well, netizens all over the world love to see it. Things overcame the wall.

"I don't know if this "Mass Effect" can become a generation classic." Catherine began to yell.

"Do you think that just finding someone to write something can become a classic? If that's the case, Nobel would have gone bankrupt." Elsa grumbled mercilessly.

"What is it about Nobel?"

Is Uncle Nobel being shot while lying down?

"One, of course, it matters. If that's the case, there are probably too many people who get the literary prize every year."

"The Nobel Prize is not an infinite nomination thing!"

Facing Elsa's complaints, Catherine rolled her eyes.

"But Lou really believes that if the story of Mass Effect can pass, it will become a classic of the generation!"

Catherine said so.

"...Huh?" Elsa really didn't quite understand.

"Think about it, Elsa. Before me, hasn't anyone ever written such a story about the entire galaxy? Does such a story of time travel really exist in this way? "

Elsa thought about it for a while: "Interstellar Mí Voyage, don't you? By the way, there is also your unpublished "Halo"."

It was actually found.

Catherine rolled her eyes again: "My own is not counted!"

Elsa thought again: "It seems...nothing."

"So" Catherine looked at Elsa with a teachable look: "My "Mass Effect" has enough first-mover advantage, we are just creating an era!"

"Although I don't quite understand, but it seems so powerful."

"Hey, this is teasing me!"

(Wait a minute, what's the matter with the lines that only appear in this strange anime!)

Catherine murmured in her heart. She made a wise decision not to continue discussing this topic with Elsa that would keep her being complained.

And although it’s not impossible, if your "Mass Effect" becomes a street-smashing work, er, then you really have nowhere to be.

But from another perspective, if Catherine's film can become a generation of classics, it is not impossible, at least Catherine has high expectations in this regard.

Take the example of "The Lord of the Rings", which is now flourishing in the United States. When the century was cited, "The Lord of the Rings" was still a classic, but this does not mean that "The Lord of the Rings" must be perfect.

At that time, "The Lord of the Rings" was already very old, but its bridge segment was too benevolent. In other words, it can be said to be "old-fashioned."

When I put it in the century, I don’t even have more sense of it than the Iliad a thousand years ago.

But the classic status of this book is so stable, because it was the first paver.

It is like saying, "This is only a small step for me, but it is a big step for mankind as a whole". It is extremely difficult for the moon-landers after Neil Armstrong to surpass his dazzlingness. No matter how eloquent, it is difficult to say more classic and fashionable lines.

Or maybe it's just like Poe, maybe his "Mogg Street Murder" is still all kinds of boring now. It's not as good as the original style, new style, changed style and coldness and tricks that have emerged from the golden age to the present. Hundreds, but when it comes to mystery, its classic status is unshakable. Any mystery novelist, speaking of Poe, still has to honestly admit: our ancestors.

The greatness of "The Lord of the Rings" is largely caused by history. It stands in this position, so it has become a classic. An epic can indeed be called an epic, but if Tolkien is an Internet writer of Yinshiji, the story will not necessarily be popular or even get enough monthly tickets...

The reason why Catherine's "North" can surpass "The Lord of the Rings" in the United States is because of Catherine's "first mover advantage" and Catherine's revision of the script for Europeans and Americans.

Otherwise, take the 18X "FATE" written by Nasu Mushroom. If you want to surpass the "Lord of the Rings", you still need to discuss it.

The story described by Catherine is also due to Catherine's modification, and in fact, it is already two stories with the original version of "FATE".

The only thing that remains unchanged is probably the most basic setting and the heroic spirits on stage. The whole story has been re-narrated from another spiritual level, so this story can be liked for this reason.

And just as the cause of the fire in "The Lord of the Rings", Catherine's "FATE" is also considered a pioneer work.

The Chronicles of Narnia, which was Tolkien's Hogeme at the same time as the "Lord of the Rings", is also in the same fire. Catherine's works are backed by the previous battle flag series, and the story described is perfect enough and "Harry bōte" The previous sniping of "The Lord of the Rings" in the series, the Lord of the Rings wants to surpass "FATE" in this part of the United States, this is really unscientific.

[Japan] My settings are always good, but helplessly, the plot is always too petty.

It's like changing the Americans to narrate the worldview of "Pokemon". The whole story is suddenly upgraded to the next level, and the story suddenly changes from a children's drama to a deep and grandiose.

In the future, many writings and stories are out of sè novels and movies, which are beyond the so-called classics. That is because although they are standing on the shoulders of giants, the giant’s other hand grabs their tuǐ , So that these people can only stand like this ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ instead of jumping high.

The story of "Mass Effect" is very good, but in the 21st century, it is just a game of sè. After 20 years, I am afraid that no one will discuss it.

But just as CS created the frenzy of a generation of first-person shooters, if "Mass Effect" is placed in the 70s, who knows what chemical reaction will happen?

Maybe it will be well-known: or because the plot is too obscure to be optimistic, this is all possible.

One, of course, this possibility is very small.

Science fiction is the "sweet spot" of Americans.

If "Mass Effect" fails, you can only say that you have capsized in the ditch and Catherine now cares about whether "Mass Effect" will become a classic...

Although the live-action version of Baidu Pokemon is blind, it seems that the story is pretty good...

...Well, I'm broken. ! .