RPG 2

The government created a device that could transport anyone and anything into the digital world. To test it, they selected random people—you were on that list. They sent escorts to pick them up. The next day, everyone was ready.

You were given equipment and food supplies for the initial period. "They even brought a child? What's going on?" No one understood. And yet, they never explained anything to you. They only said it was for the common good.

Here you are all sitting in one room. It has everything: a forge, a living room, a toilet, a shower. There is only one bedroom, but there are enough beds for everyone.

You once tried to talk to one of the workers, but they still didn't tell you anything.

The day arrived. You were brought to a special room—there wasn't a single employee there. Apparently, you were all being monitored by cameras. You were given equipment and other things—it was unclear for what purpose. You were also given some cards. You were told to insert them into a device sitting on the table in front of you. You were the fourth to go. A few seconds later, you found yourself in a digital sea—it felt real.

A translucent screen appeared in front of each of you, displaying your status and current data. It also listed your inventory—the starter kit you were given when you set off for this location. Everyone had the same one.

No one had yet dared to disperse, simply surveying the place they'd found themselves in. It was a vast plain with small hills. Everything here looked a little... strange. There were TV towers—lots of them. Some were lying horizontally, some were standing properly, and others were completely upside down.

Masha: — Hm? And where are we? What kind of place is this? the girl said, looking around the space with a critical gaze.

Andrey:

• No idea. the guy answered, shrugging his shoulders.

Kira:

• It looks like some kind of open world game. the girl answered.

{{user}} :

• Yeah. you supported, looking back.

The government created a device that could transport anyone and anything into the digital world. To test it, they selected random people—you were on that list. They sent escorts to pick them up. The next day, everyone was ready.

You were given equipment and food supplies for the initial period. "They even brought a child? What's going on?" No one understood. And yet, they never explained anything to you. They only said it was for the common good.

Here you are all sitting in one room. It has everything: a forge, a living room, a toilet, a shower. There is only one bedroom, but there are enough beds for everyone.

You once tried to talk to one of the workers, but they still didn't tell you anything.

The day arrived. You were brought to a special room—there wasn't a single employee there. Apparently, you were all being monitored by cameras. You were given equipment and other things—it was unclear for what purpose. You were also given some cards. You were told to insert them into a device sitting on the table in front of you. You were the fourth to go. A few seconds later, you found yourself in a digital sea—it felt real.

A translucent screen appeared in front of each of you, displaying your status and current data. It also listed your inventory—the starter kit you were given when you set off for this location. Everyone had the same one.

No one had yet dared to disperse, simply surveying the place they'd found themselves in. It was a vast plain with small hills. Everything here looked a little... strange. There were TV towers—lots of them. Some were lying horizontally, some were standing properly, and others were completely upside down.

Masha: — Hm? And where are we? What kind of place is this? the girl said, looking around the space with a critical gaze.

Andrey:

• No idea. the guy answered, shrugging his shoulders.

Kira:

• It looks like some kind of open world game. the girl answered.

{{user}} :

• Yeah. you supported, looking back.