God-Level Game Developer System: I Brought In-Game Items To Real World - Chapter 88

Chapter 88: Developing Cozy Vacation Life (2)
Although Weiss had prohibited abilities from Zombie Survival Online in the game world of Cozy Vacation Life, he still allowed physical attributes to be inherited but with a limit.

The limit was none other than having at most E+ rank physical attributes if it was based on Zombie Survival Online’s stats screen. In other words, the physical attributes of an E-rank Awakener and an S-rank Awakener in Cozy Vacation Life would be equal.

As for why Weiss allowed athlete-level physical attributes to be inherited in Cozy Vacation Life, well…

The players have to run, right?

It would be boring and anticlimactic if the players died due to a lack of stamina and physical attributes.

Of course, humans whose physical attributes were below E rank would be unable to benefit from this. It’s no longer Weiss’ problem but that player’s problem.

Since physical attributes were at most at E+ rank, Ayame and Kenshi had an advantage. After all, Ayame was proficient in close combat martial arts while Kenshi was an expert in swordsmanship.

Weiss was interested in Ayame’s team combination if Kayden, Kenshi, Winston, and Bianca were included.

Kayden was lucky even with the suppression of his luck manipulation superpower so that was very reliable in a horror and mystery game.

On the other hand, Bianca might not look like it, but she was proficient in speedrunning any games, including horror games. Unlike Ayame who would scream and be frightened of jumpscares and other thrilling things in a horror game, Bianca could easily stomach those.

As for Winston, well… That kid was at least reliable and obedient. He was also loyal so if he was in Ayame’s team, they don’t have to worry about one of their team members’ betrayal.

After all, Winston’s Eye of Insight was still inherited.

Weiss only suppressed Winston’s Eye of Insight in Cozy Vacation Life but didn’t seal it. The only suppression was that Winston couldn’t use it to gain insights into any objects in Cozy Vacation Life.

After all, Winston’s Eye of Insight could look at blood then he would obtain information about whose blood was it. In a mystery game, that was like using hacks so Weiss prevented Winston from using that.

…

“Sigh, this game takes much more effort and time than Zombie Survival Online.”

Several hours soon passed and Weiss was busy adding game rules and items in Cozy Vacation Life.

Although Weiss was lazy in most cases, when he worked, he wouldn’t stop until he finished his work. So he was either very lazy or a workaholic, and he could switch freely from both characteristics.

This time, Weiss chose to be a workaholic and he seriously dealt with the development and creation of Cozy Vacation Life.

In the Game Workshop, Weiss could focus on developing Cozy Vacation Life and making sure that it functions well.

He wasn’t worried about any deadlines since even if he spent a year in the Game Workshop, only a nanosecond would pass in the real world.

So, he didn’t have to worry about spending two months in the game workshop then when he left, the otherworld invasion had already started. That would be too inconvenient.

From that alone, Weiss could guess that stopping time or delaying it was possible. But whether going back in time was allowed or not, Weiss didn’t know.

Soon, Weiss spent another few hours playing Cozy Vacation Life with Alice. Whenever he encountered any problems, he would immediately fix them using his thoughts alone.

The problems were mostly the power of the monsters and evil spirits or the potency of the exorcism artifacts. If they were too powerful or too weak, it would affect the gameplay. Therefore, balancing it well was crucial.

Alice also helped Weiss from time to time such as suggesting some artifacts or monsters and evil spirits to be included in the game. After all, Alice had a hundred million years of experience in traveling the infinite realities.

Because of that, Alice encountered many monsters and evil spirits as well as worlds with horror backgrounds. She could even suggest an entire horror and mystery world for Weiss to copy as a game but she didn’t do that.

However, Alice didn’t do that since she knew that Weiss treated game development as not only his job but also a way to entertain himself. If she suggested too much, it would spoil Weiss’ fun.

So only when Weiss was stuck with a problem, Alice would suggest a way to solve that problem. It’s not that Weiss couldn’t solve it, but Alice’s suggestion just hastened the process of dealing with that problem.

After another hour had passed, Weiss sighed in relief as he looked at the Vacation Paradise Island below him.

“I have already hidden the exorcist artifacts, the special west compass, and other game items that would aid the players in completing Cozy Vacation Life.”

“Although the current difficulty of Cozy Vacation Life would at least prevent players from completing it with just one attempt, it still isn’t impossible to complete. Only by accumulating enough experience from failures would it be possible for Cozy Vacation Life’s three main objectives to be completed.”

“The first main objective and second main objective remained unchanged. On the other hand, the third main objective is none other than uncovering the secrets behind the fog as well as dispelling it.”

Weiss was satisfied with creating Cozy Vacation Life since it worked out well in the end.

Afterward, Weiss went on a tour of Vacation Paradise Island while commenting, “The horror aspect of Cozy Vacation Life is none other the monsters, evil spirits, as well as the eerie and dark setting of the Windesburg Mansion especially at night.”

“On the other hand, the mystery aspect is the uncovering of the secrets of Windesburg Mansion, Maverick Windesburg, Vacation Paradise Island, and the white mist. It also included the discovery of the monsters and evil spirits’ weaknesses and abilities.”

After Weiss ensured that everything in Cozy Vacation Life was working as it should be, he decided, “It’s time to publish Cozy Vacation Life.”