Speaking of hidden plots, we have to mention the most classic one-Easter eggs in the new fairy sword!

At that time, many players shed tears because of the tragedy that Zhao Linger and Yue Bai, the leader of The Legend of the Sword and the Chivalrous Man, ended up mutually assured destruction, but this regret can be turned into a happy ending through the efforts of players in The New Sword!

Yes, Zhao Linger can be resurrected in a new sword!

But it's hard to revive Zhao Linger! Players need to collect props such as Nuwa stone, poison beads, spells, and the most important 36 puppet insects. Then I came to Luo Cha Cave, where I met the earth monster again in my dream, got back the pure Yang sword, got the jade of Qinglong and used it for Linger, and then Linger would come back to life and enter the hidden plot!

There are many games that can trigger hidden plots by collecting enough props and doing some operations like this!

For example, there is a very powerful hidden plot in "The Elder Scrolls 5"-shooting down the sun!

First of all, you need to complete the task of guarding the dawn, get the bow of Oreglia, and cooperate with the arrow of the polluted elves, and then look up and shoot an arrow at the sun from the first-person perspective on a sunny day. When the sun is hit, it will explode, and the emitted light will attack some creatures aimlessly, and the sky will become dark.

If this time is accompanied by the call of the dragon roar storm that can be obtained in the temple of Skudafen, there will be a lightning storm, and lightning will hit the target at random, and the scene will be even more cool!

In fact, there are some hidden plots in the game that can be triggered not by collecting props, but more by scrutinizing the existing plots!

Take the recently released island simulation business game "Long Holiday" as an example. There are very few existing plots in the game, but many hidden plots worthy of scrutiny can be found in the details!

Players will receive a letter from grandpa as soon as they enter the game. I believe many people have not carefully scrutinized this letter. In fact, it is very informative!

At the beginning of the letter, grandpa congratulated the protagonist on being admitted to the Royal College. Among them, names like "Royal Academy" generally appeared in the early western worldview, and then were associated with steamboats and electronic components that appeared simultaneously in the game. The timeline corresponding to reality is probably between the first industrial revolution and the second industrial revolution, and steam power and electricity coexist.

Besides, there is something wrong with this island.

For example, when planting, there will be huge crops, the essence of which is to increase food production, and there happens to be a Darwin seed research institute on the island, which can be judged as the purpose of this research institute. Think of an activity in the game called the national grain storage plan, and this country is probably in famine.

There are also many animal NPCs on the island who can communicate with players and walk upright. They are basically no different from humans except for preserving the appearance characteristics of animals. But at the same time, there are also pets with low IQ, indicating selective genetic variation. And the demand for food will definitely increase after animals become people, which just confirms the famine mentioned above.

To sum up, the background of "Long Holiday" should be that animals whose genes evolved from human beings appeared in the western kingdom in the industrial revolution era, so the demand for food increased sharply, leading to famine, and the island taken over by players was an experimental base to improve food production.

Grandpa's letter also mentioned that "it's all over." Maybe the protagonist can see grandpa after he rises to a certain level ~

What other hidden plots do you know in the game?

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