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A |     近日，改编自热门玄幻小说、基于虚幻引擎5打造的神秘学MMO《诡秘之主》，通过官方公众号对外披露项目全部投入，算上公测阶段推广支出，整体总成本已经达到12亿元，相关消息在游戏行业内引发不小讨论。    BOISE, Idaho -- An Idaho law restricting which bathrooms transgender students can use in schools will go into effect while a court challenge plays out. Chief U.S. District Judge David Nye on Thursday denied a request by a plaintiff who is challenging the law to keep it from being enforced until the lawsuit is resolved, The Idaho Statesman reported. In August, Nye had placed the law on hold in August pending his decision.The law will go into effect 21 days after his ruling.It prohibits transgender students from using public school restrooms and locker rooms that align with their gender identity. It also allows other students to sue their school if they encounter a student using a bathroom that doesn’t align with their sex assigned at birth. Nye said the plaintiff failed to show their challenge would succeed. He noted the law is “substantially related to the government’s important interest in protecting the privacy and safety of students” while using a restroom or a changing room. Lambda Legal, which represents LGBTQ+ people in lawsuits, sued the state in July on behalf of an Idaho transgender student, arguing that the law known as Senate Bill 1100 unconstitutionally discriminates against students based on their gender identities.“Although it likely comes as little solace to Idaho’s transgender students who, as a result of the court’s decision today, may have to change their routines, or who, regrettably, may face other societal hardships, the court must stay within its lane,” Nye wrote. “Its duty is to interpret the law; it is not a policy-making body.” The judge also denied the state’s request to dismiss the case, saying state attorneys sought to dismiss all of the lawsuit's claims in a “perfunctory manner, with little explanation.”School districts in Idaho currently regulate which bathrooms transgender students may use. About a quarter of Idaho schools allow transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms that align with their gender identity, Nye said in a previous decision.Thursday's ruling puts transgender students directly in harm's way by stigmatizing them as outsiders in their own communities and depriving them of the basic ability to go about their school day like everyone else, Peter Renn, Lambda Legal senior counsel, said in a statement."The vast majority of courts ruling on similar discriminatory laws have struck them down, and the court’s decision here is an outlier that fails to respect the equal dignity of transgender students,” he said.Idaho Superintendent for Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield, members of the Idaho State Board of Education and members of the Boise School District’s board of trustees are defendants in the case. Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador in a statement called the ruling a significant win for his office.“Society has separated these intimate facilities for time immemorial, and it is particularly important that the safety and privacy interests of minor students are protected,” Labrador said.Republican Sen. Ben Adams, of Nampa, sponsored the measure, and the Idaho Family Policy Center, a religious lobbying group, helped write it. The group also pushed a new Idaho law criminalizing gender-affirming health care for minors.Many GOP-controlled states have passed similar anti-transgender laws.In August, a federal appeals court upheld a decision blocking Idaho’s 2020 first-in-the-nation ban on transgender athletes in girls and women’s sports. In that case, a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the ban discriminates against all women, citing a provision in the law that allows for anyone to dispute the sex of a female student athlete in Idaho. That provision would require the athlete to verify their gender through medical procedures, including gynecological exams.。在此之前，官方对外公布的研发投入约10亿元，项目团队规模624人。项目由前网易雷火祝融工作室总监、原《逆水寒》制作人徐杰主导，2022年2月正式启动立项工作。这笔投入数字流出后，有玩家在社交平台发文，对资金使用情况提出质疑。相关内容被快手集团董事长看到，项目组随即重新梳理全部账目，核算后确认，此前对外公布的数据存在偏差，截至8月中旬，项目整体成本已经来到12亿元。官方在长文当中提到，大型MMORPG开发，行业内有游戏界重工业的说法。这类产品，几百人的开发团队属于常态，开发周期大多四年起步，IP采购、市场宣发等环节同样会产生大量开销。文章引用公开行业报道做横向对比，腾讯《王者荣耀世界》投入30亿元起，网易《遗忘之海》投入15亿元，《燕云十六声》《射雕》两款产品投入也处在10亿元上下，以此说明当前头部MMO的资金门槛现状。

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C | 项目启动时，UE5还停留在5.0版本，PC端稳定性尚且不足，移动端适配方案几乎空白。团队依靠多年底层开发积累，对引擎做大量自研改造，产出移动端延迟渲染管线、GPUDriven管线，还有AI驱动的实时全局光照方案等内容。官方认为，这套改造，推动国内MMO产品在UE5的落地实践。另外一个值得关注的信息，来自项目对于AI工具的取舍。项目管理层做过测算，如果大范围使用AI方案替代部分人力工作，最多可以省下3亿元成本。但团队最终放弃这套方案。官方给出的理由，开发工作由需要维持生计的普通人完成，项目组不愿通过裁员压缩开支。官方也由此提出，《诡秘之主》或许是为数不多，全程依靠人力完成开发的MMO产品。游戏公测时间已经确定为8月21日全平台上线。8月19日早8点开启预下载，当天中午12点开放预创角捏脸。你会去体验《诡秘之主》吗？欢迎在评论区留下你的看法～。

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