Super Tomato knew that in "My World," building a keyboard that could input and a display that could display in real-time had an incredibly high technical level.
But at the same time, he was very sure that this gadget could win the runner-up, and the technical voting rate might not be as high as this counter-sky conversation.
Because if you go too far in technology, ordinary players won't understand it, and they'll feel alienated, at most feeling a bit "impressive but obscure."
In this sort of vote for all players, it is not more advantageous than direct visual stimulation.
Unless your technology is really much stronger than others.
And coincidentally: the winning work is such a work.
The [Redstone Challenge] winning work is called:
[Red Tooth]
Just looking at the name, it's a bit unclear.
But the introduction to the work is much clearer:
"The exploration of the application of redstone wireless technology: from the BB machine to wireless payments."
