People in a lot of situations prefer to make judgments based on frames of reference because it allows them to process things more quickly.
For instance, if you're walking down the street and you see hundreds of people crowding the road, all simultaneously looking up into the sky,
you would unconsciously look up too.
Even if you checked several times and found nothing in the sky.
At that time, your reaction would definitely be "Did I miss some detail?" rather than "There is nothing in the sky at all."
But such judgments do not come from your consciousness itself.
They come from the reference frame around you—the crowd.
Just like the comments in the live stream.
Yin had now come to a realization.
The most terrifying aspect of this game wasn't that it was a zombie game, or its offline panoramic experience.
It was that the emotional reactions of the other visitors around him could drive his instinctual fear.
And once the emotion of fear was triggered,
