“The challenge,” Michael身体前倾，“is how to present this in a museum context. Games are for playing, not for looking. How do you make a playable experience work in an exhibition? People come, they have limited time, they may not want to sit and play for hours.”
这正是他们担心的。林薇展示了她设计的“切片方案”：精选场景，循环播放，配字幕解释。但Michael摇头。
“That turns it into a movie. The interactive essence is lost.”他想了想，“What if… we create a ‘meditative space’? A **all room, with screens on walls. The game runs in real time, but slowed down. A day in the game equals an hour in real time. Visitors can come in, sit, watch the world unfold. They can interact, but minimally: change weather, change time of day. Not to ‘play’, but to ‘observe’.”
这个想法让李君宪心里一动。慢速的、观察式的体验，正好符合“冲淡”和“悲慨”的气质。但技术上……
“技术上可行。”陈末在耳机里说，“我们可以做展览专用版本，锁定视角，简化交互，优化性能。但需要调整代码，时间很紧。”
“We can try.”李君宪对Michael说。
“Good.” Michael看了眼时间，“Now, about the embroidery. We’d like to display the original, with proper lighting and conse
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