讀後心得

The life simulation game "inZOI," developed by PUBG: Battlegrounds developer Krafton, will launch its Steam early access on March 28, with a demo available for players to create characters and houses ahead of time. Hololive EN's Takanashi Kiara used the character editor during a livestream to create a hyper-realistic version of "RTX Wawa" and interacted with the audience through motion capture. The demo also introduced new content, impressing players with the intricacy of character editing. Kiara showcased many funny performances during the livestream, leaving the audience in stitches.

The new life simulation game "inZOI," developed by Krafton, will be available for early access on Steam starting March 28. A trial version has already been released, allowing players to create characters, build their own houses, and decorate them ahead of the official launch. Recently, Takanashi Kiara from hololive EN Myth experienced "inZOI" during her livestream, successfully creating a character named "RTX Wawa." She used motion capture technology to interact with her audience and read their SuperChats.

The character editing system in "inZOI" was previously opened for a limited time last year and received positive feedback from many players. To celebrate the official launch of the game, the trial version is now available again with even more new content. During the livestream, Kiara sculpted an ultra-realistic version of "RTX Wawa" that closely resembled her Live 2D version in terms of expression and hair color highlights. She even created both an older and younger version of herself, showcasing the sophistication of the "inZOI" character editor.

Additionally, the character editor in "inZOI" supports dynamic capturing of facial and full-body movements. Using supported smart devices or related equipment, players can easily capture their own movements. Therefore, in the latter half of the livestream, Kiara turned off the Live 2D mode and interacted with the audience using RTX Wawa. She kicked off the session with a humorous chicken butt gag and performed dances and various facial expressions, filling the chat with laughter. Finally, she utilized this limited-edition RTX avatar to read the audience's SuperChats.