“Surgeon Simulator Experience Reality” (Surgeon Simulator Experience Reality) developed by Bossa Studios, as the name suggests, is a game that simulates a surgeon. However, the purpose of the surgical simulation game for a team is mostly fun, and there are also players who raise their own personalities. Racing challenge, his goal is to complete an operation in 1 second.
Yes, the Japanese game YouTuber “キシタク Boss-DVR-” is the standout of this game, and his videos are mostly VR works, but what really surprises him is his obsession with “Surgeon Simulator”, the past few days. Over the past month, he has uploaded a lot of RTA videos of high-speed surgery, including a heart transplant that took only 2 seconds a few weeks ago.
Yes, his surgical procedure was almost like magic. He simply grabbed the heart and threw it into the patient’s body, and the game jumped out in an instant.
If you are hearing regarding this game for the first time, you may want to check out the normal gameplay, especially Osho Kitahara, a heart surgeon in Washington, who also filmed him playing “Surgeon Simulator ER” to change In the process of heart surgery, it would not be more powerful for a real doctor to play a simulation game, and the process was simply terrible, but Dr. Beiyuan finally succeeded in a heart replacement operation in 3 minutes.
In fact, the professional training of both doctors and pilots includes simulation training, but video games whose purpose is to provide entertainment are naturally incomparable with professional ones. The physics engine in the game is deliberately designed to make players prone to errors.
However, it is precisely because of the inexactness of the game’s physics engine that the manager of Kishitaku can find the “Bug of God” and stuff his organs into a space that cannot even be counted by the magical physics engine.
Recently, he is challenging the brain replacement surgery. From the original speed of only 2 seconds, the operation can be completed in only 1 second. The process is still unintelligible. In short, it is right to throw the brain into the patient’s head.
The manager of Kishitaku, who completed the 1-second feat, believes that there should be nothing in this game that can stymie his surgery.
