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"Heterocycle" is a role-playing open-world game, whose weather system has received a lot of praise from players. The editor also really likes the weather system in this game, so taking the opportunity that many players are asking about the Heterocycle weather system, I bring you an introduction and guide to its weather system. If players love or are interested in this weather system, keep reading.

In fact, if we only talk about the weather system, it certainly cannot be called unique, as almost all open-world games have realistic environments and weather designs. However, what makes this game special is that it can achieve two major modes: the first is random weather, and the second allows players to customize between rain, snow, and clear weather according to their preferences. Many players can see its uniqueness, as the weather in most games is random and cannot be adjusted according to one's preference.

Next, let's talk about its clever and meticulous design. Clear days don't need much explanation; the dazzling and warm sunlight spills over the city, as if adding a soft light filter to the scenery, making people feel comfortable just looking at it; when it rains, players can even see raindrops, the droplets falling from the eaves, and the reflections on the puddles; during snowfall, depending on its intensity, there will be different depths of snow accumulation on the ground, and if the character walks on it, they will leave footprints behind.

Moreover, the transition between different weather conditions is done very smoothly, not appearing abrupt at all. It's possible that one moment the whole world is basking in warm sunshine, and in less than a second, heavy rain starts pouring down, with pedestrians either walking leisurely with umbrellas or running with their hands covering their heads to avoid the rain, and the entire scene doesn't look out of place.

Finally, it features a highly realistic physics engine. In this game, you can drive cars, and if you're driving in the rain, the tires may slip, and in severe cases, the car might even flip over. During snow, the accumulated snow on the road will hinder the vehicle's movement, slowing down the overall speed and making turns less responsive.

After saying so much, I believe players can feel the effort put into the weather system in this game. This is also the reason why I, the editor, am eager to recommend the Heterocycle weather system to players. If you're interested, go ahead and experience it in the game!