How to build programs in cards directly stump Zell, but he soon discovered that it was wrong to build complex programs in cards.

To build a set of decks that meet the rules, you need at least ten different cards, each with a maximum number of three, and a total of forty cards are one family, including upgradeable hero cards!

If there are built-in programs in each card, not to mention whether it can be successful, the workload will be no easy at all. Different cards also need to be built-in programs, and then they can connect with each other. The interaction between hundreds or thousands of cards must be done... Sorry, this is not something that people can do at all.

Even if it is done, the interaction between the cards is another big problem. Without switches, they will trigger each other regardless of the occasion, just like a psychopath. For example, Zel was thinking about playing that card, but Lucian in his hand suddenly shouted: "For Senna!" So others will know that you have Lucian in your hand, so hurry up and remove Senna on your field before you get off Lucian to get the couple bonds together. (Lucian upgrade condition: witnessing Senna's death in the light)

This is pretty good. If you play the Riven deck, if you have already broken three times, the lonely monk in your hand will trigger the effect by himself, recalling the Riven who is about to complete the four-break mission and has eaten a full husband as a barrier, then it can directly make the popularity of the card! (Fiona's special victory: kill four enemy units and win the game immediately. After death or recall, the task progress will not be inherited, and the buff will disappear.)

Moreover, when the exchange card appears in reality, liquidity must also be considered. The card cannot be made as bloated as a mobile phone, which is not conducive to collection and exchange. However, the requirements for technical strength will be greatly improved, and it must be built-in and continuous and light-hearted... If it is not done well, a real waste card may appear - it is not because the effect is too weak and no one uses it, but because there is a problem with the program or energy in the card, which makes it impossible to use it.

Because there are too many errors that can be caused by the built-in program of the card, Zell wants to make a game that everyone can easily play, not to make a bunch of bugs that will be more and more repaired, so he directly gave up this idea that it was impossible.

The new idea instead is that he can design a chessboard to use with cards, allowing it to centrally handle the logical relationship between each card.

Players only need to play cards on the board, which will trigger the board to produce corresponding effects. All calculations will be handed over to the board, and there will be no incorrect interactions between cards.

In this case, without having to put a lot of programs in the card, Zell's workload will be much less. Moreover, after leaving the board, the card will not be activated by itself, which will save trouble and electricity.

"How can the function of this chessboard have an inexplicable sense of déjà..." Zell stroked his rough chin: "A chessboard that stores a large amount of data and can calculate in real time... Isn't this a server?"

This discovery was ashamed. After thinking about it, I just turned the game-playing device from computers, mobile phones, etc. into chessboards. But it doesn't matter. As long as I can play in the end, Zell had long wanted to find the heroes to play cards, and then easily beat them with the understanding of the masters of the whole season.

"The question is? Can Hex Technology achieve such complex programming?"

In Zell's idea, in addition to the styling layout, the most basic thing that must be done is to make no mistakes in the calculation.

This can be reflected in many aspects. For example, if he plays a unit with two fees, the chessboard must deduct two magic crystals, rather than two points of magic and mana. Moreover, the light of the crystal must be extinguished correctly to ensure the visual effect. If the cost is not enough, it cannot be played.

Furthermore, he used the weakest unit on the field to immunize death by using the Sheep Spirit's life and capital round. Then when he used a glimpse of the other side to kill the card, the unit would continue to live. This is a problem of operational logic. Immune death will be immune to ordinary death unless it is silent and annihilated.

There is also the most basic scene exchange. Zell uses a snowman to attack the opponent's main fort, and the opponent mainly needs to deduct the corresponding five points of blood. If the opponent uses Poluo to block it, the main fort will not deduct blood. Poluo will die, and the snowman will deduct a little blood.

The board must always record the status of all cards on the board, and modify attributes according to the rules to limit the player's behavior to the scope allowed by the rules. This is Zell's most basic requirement for it.

As for whether Hex Technology can meet his requirements, he has no idea. The smartest technology products in Shuangcheng are all kinds of robots, and in addition to this, they are all kinds of strange uses. It is not that there is no soil for computer development, but that the people here have never wanted to develop here.

Zell is not as familiar with Hex Technology as Roy. He plans to ask her about the feasibility when she finishes her work. Now let's be pragmatic first and draw the card surface.

...

Sona and Gwen came to work at the cafe. As soon as they entered the door, Gwen headed straight to the glass room and started playing with the Poluo. Sona noticed that Zell was lying down on the table, holding a pen and drawing something. Xiaohong next to her sat obediently on the table, tilting her head to receive the influence of art.

Curious, she walked over and covered her collar and squatted down, and found that Zell was drawing a portrait. It was not difficult to see that the characters on it were, from time to time, Miss Gillamann Caitlin, the Sheriff of Pixar City who would come to the store to order an espresso.

She covered her mouth in surprise, and if it weren't for the mute, she would have almost made a sound.

Why does the store manager want to draw a portrait of his cousin? Is he such a person? He pours his love into the portrait?!

No, the store manager and Miss Roy are so loving, how could they tolerate a third party?

Maybe what he really likes is his sister, but due to public pressure, he can only choose to be with Miss Roy?

No, I want to tell Miss Roy about this!

Sona's brain was already messy, so she quickly got up and walked towards the kitchen, but was stopped by Zell.

"Sona, are you interested in painting, too?"

Zell put down the pen, picked up Xiaohong and stroked his head, and presented the line draft openly, without shy away from her eyes, as if she was not afraid of her going to report.

Sona nodded, but felt a little confused.

Could it be that she was wrong?

Maybe things weren't what I thought? After all, there was something called Caitlin's Choice Cupcake in the store, but she never saw Miss Caitlin ordering at all. She always ordered only espresso.

"Can you draw?" Zel asked again.

Sona nodded slightly again, indicating that she understood a little.

She was raised by Lady Lestara as a lady in Demacia, so she naturally had some skills in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, but she was not as good as playing the piano.

This time, Zel nodded: "Then you still remember Lucian's appearance."

Sona nodded again, frowned slightly, and she had no idea what Zel was trying to do.

I saw Zel pushing the blank paper and pen in front of him, then smiled and said, "If you have time, draw Lucian on it according to the style of my painting, and I will pay you an extra salary."

Painting...Lucian?

I heard it right? Why did I draw him?

Seeing Sona standing there blankly, Zell clenched his fists and cheered him up.

"Come on Sona! Work hard to make money for the house!"
Chapter completed!