It's hard to accept, it's hard to accept

Regarding the support and questioning from the outside world, Takayuki and his employees didn't pay too much attention to it.

Takayuki's indifference doesn't mean he doesn't care, because to a certain extent, he has already achieved his dream of pioneering and leading the gaming industry in this world.

Now, if he were to call himself the "Godfather of Gaming," no one would deny it.

Now, he wants to bring those legendary games to this world, allowing the people of this world to experience the same passion for gaming as he did in his past life.

As for the employees under Takayuki, seeing him unresponsive made them even more calm.

Leaders often play a decisive role, and there is a saying in China that one strong general makes a strong army.

In the GameStar Entertainment game development floor, there is now an area of ​​about a thousand square meters divided into three development teams and occasionally supported by others, dedicated to the development of Final Fantasy 7.

Takayuki almost stayed here without going out at all times.

It's as if he has evaporated from the world, and it's very difficult for some enthusiastic tabloid reporters to find Takayuki during this time.

At this moment, Takayuki was standing in front of a whiteboard, inspecting the recent goals.

First, Takayuki planned to finalize the initial chapters, plot, and gameplay of Final Fantasy 7, and then, after the formal release of GS1, provide it as a gameplay demo chapter for players to experience.

The content of the initial chapter is the Sector 1 Mako Reactor bombing mission.

Through this initial chapter, players can have a rough understanding of the world view of this world, and at the same time, they can roughly understand the basic gameplay of the game.

Then, the demo can end at the moment when the first female protagonist, Alice, appears.

And at this moment, on the whiteboard is the introduction of the game plot and world view:

In the world view of Final Fantasy 7, there is a substance called "Lifestream," which is a force that circulates endlessly on this planet.

The Lifestream allows life on this planet to continue to be born, and then when life dies, it returns to the Lifestream, waiting for the next cycle to come.

However, with the advancement of scientific life, scientists discovered a way to use the Lifestream, developed it into Mako, which is like clean and pollution-free coal and oil power, and then carried out massive mining.

The name of this company is Shinra, a company with almost ubiquitous power throughout the planet, and it's terrifying.

And the main storyline of Final Fantasy 7 begins when the protagonist, Cloud, a mercenary at the "Number 1 Mako Reactor," accepts a commission to assist a group of underground organization Avalanche in blowing up one of the Mako Reactors in the city of Midgar.

That's the entire content of the initial chapter.

The storyline of this role-playing game is completely different from the previous ones, such as dragons, heroes, or princes and princesses in love.

This time, the story is closer to modern life, and the characters are no longer those lofty princes and princesses or descendants of heroes. Instead, they are vivid ordinary people who will continue to grow in the story and ultimately face their own destinies.

Of course, this final destiny is somewhat tragic.

In the previous life, the storyline of this game made countless players feel sad because as they became more immersed in the game, they began to get used to the companionship of these characters.

And when a few characters finally left the world, it inevitably caused emotional breakdowns.

However, while causing players emotional distress, this game also became a legend, securing an unshakable position in the history of role-playing games.

Naturally, Takayuki wouldn't modify the plot of the story. Sometimes, necessary emotional pressure is also an excellent catalyst for electronic games.

As for the overall script of Final Fantasy 7, Takayuki had already completed it in advance and showed it to three leaders and a few trusted individuals.

As for the developers, they will each be responsible for their own sections, which also ensures that they won't inadvertently leak the plot due to knowing it in advance.

Once the plot of this game is leaked, it will be a fatal blow.

However, while Takayuki was inspecting the work during this time, Sayuri suddenly ran over.

When she came over, her eyes were still a little red, as if she had cried.

This surprised Takayuki quite a bit.

Sayuri has always been quite optimistic and upbeat, with almost no signs of sadness. She is also one of the most capable assistants in the company, in charge of five engineering development teams. In terms of status, she is probably second only to Takayuki.

"Sayuri, what's wrong?"

"Takayuki! Why would you write such a story!"

Sayuri took out a slightly crumpled notebook and then stared at Takayuki with red eyes, questioning him.

Takayuki took a look and found that it was the overall script of Final Fantasy 7 that he had given to his subordinates before.

He remembered that he hadn't given it to Sayuri, because she wouldn't have any responsibilities in this game development, and Takayuki didn't think it was necessary to show her the game story.

Usually, Sayuri wouldn't inquire about game development matters. Her interests were more focused on the development and manufacturing of game consoles and related hardware peripherals. At most, she occasionally assisted game developers in making customized peripherals for specific games.

"How did you get this script?"

"It was given to me by Ayano Tsukino. Don't worry about that, I just want to ask you why you wrote such a story. This story is too painful! Why does Alice have to die?"

"Uh..." Takayuki was speechless for a moment.

If you ask me why I wrote such a plot, I really don't have a good answer. I can't just say that I transmigrated and copied the entire game plot, can I?

"Do you think it's good to play with players like this? They will definitely curse you for such evil practices and eventually reject you. You could have done otherwise."

Sayuri's emotions were somewhat agitated.

Obviously, she really immersed herself in the story of this script.

Just by reading the script, people can be drawn into it, because the passing away of the characters in it makes one feel sad. This seems to indirectly prove that the storyline of this game itself is almost impeccable.

"Come, sit down first, let's talk slowly."

Sayuri didn't seem too happy, but she still sat down as Takayuki said, waiting for him to explain. It's really hard to feel at ease! Why does such a cute and strong Alice have to die? Are there no other options?

Because the game plot has caused such a big reaction, Takayuki had anticipated it, but he didn't expect Sayuri to come to him too.

"Sayuri, what do you think of the story of Final Fantasy 7 this time?"