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That day, I found my own dragon on Hidden Dragon Island in Wuhan.
Director, Screenwriter: Wu Junhao
Executive Director: Game for Peace
Cast: Someone Farted Secretly / Playing with Big Sister / Smelly Pig of Summer / Rooster Dominance Charge / Purely Reading Poetry Suits All / Qiujiang Dragon
Genres: Adventure / War / Documentary
Country/ Region: China
Languages: Chinese / English Release
Date: November 18, 2019 (Mainland China)
Runtime: 14 minutes
Recorded using the "Highlights" feature of the mobile game Game for Peace. This function automatically records and edits video clips of key moments such as eliminating opponents and making the final win in battle.
Game for Peace, a sandbox game, typically involves around one hundred players per match. Viewing the game not as a theatre but as a network linked by each match, its essence becomes clear: although we interact within this network, the condition for victory is to disconnect all other players from the network of the current game, thus eliminating opponents and severing their connection to the game's network. The "Highlights" feature smartly selected 100 of my best elimination moments. If I assign a value of 1 for eliminating a real player and 0.5 for an AI player (not to undermine AI, as they imitate humans over long periods but can surpass us in a day, thus always be wary of the enemy awaits at Honnō-ji), with 76% real players and 24% AI players, the numerical value is 88. Known in the Wubi input method, the root for "dragon" is dx, and in the ASCII coding system, dx is valued at 88. What an astonishing coincidence! The dragon is found!!!
All of the above is just a joke; the actual content of this video is the quest to find and defeat a player whose name includes "dragon," captured by the "Highlights" feature after half a month of gameplay, declaring "Dragon Found" as the conclusion.