AJ stepped up a few stairs, turning back towards his guests saying "Alright people, we're going to start the tour. If you'll kindly follow me into the building."

David and him entered the facility, followed shortly by the contestants. Kai and John stayed near the back of the group, Kai more than John, as they all walked into the foyer.
David swept an arm around the room, showing off the grandiose but simple wooden floors. Two staircases on either side led up to the second floor, then swept back up again to the third and final floor. "This is the foyer, probably the fastest way to get anywhere in the building quickly." David explained.

AJ nodded, "Yep, now, the first floor doesn't have any important stuff, not to you guys anyway, just computers to help process and render the game."
They headed up to the second floor, "Up here, there's the game room," AJ explained, pointing to a room with eight computers and weird looking head cases.
"Most of the second floor is back up computers, in case the first floor's CPU's crash. On the third floor you'll find the restrooms, some beds in case you wanna take a nap, and a kitchen if you get hungry."

David nodded, "Any questions?"

Tyler glanced at the head cases for a moment, but had a change of thought and observed the rest of the room for the time being.
"Yes actually. This seems to be a very large project... Not mentioning how you ended up inviting all of us. How many people have been involved with the development of the game itself up until this point?"

AJ raised an eyebrow, "You'd be surprised, not that many, the total is gonna remain a secret, I just want to let it remain that way, but the two biggest contributors were David and I here. I'd say me and him made about 50% of the total game and programming."

David gestured around the room, "Any other questions about the whole thing Tyler?" he asked

Tyler smiled and lightly shrugged his shoulders, "I'm beholden to the opportunity, but I'm sure the others have more commonly interesting questions than I do."

Just as Kai expected, the building, even from the inside, was unnecessarily large and luxurious. He trailed behind the group, and wasn't really paying attention to whatever AJ was saying, until he mentioned the "game room". Kai's vision snapped up and surveyed the surroundings. The only things worth mentioning were the headgears, but those were to be expected. Kai would've asked a question, but he'd have to either walk to the front or call out, and he didn't think the question was worth that amount of attention.

Maria had finished her cigarette and entered the building, following AJ's tour. She stood passively to the side of the group, somewhat near SilverDama. As soon as the tour ended and the questions were asked, she bluntly let it out.

"When do we start?" she asked with an emotionless expression.

Noah looked over everything with a mild sense of awe, though, he kept quiet. He felt totally out of his element here. This was a far cry from his small room and pretty basic gaming setup. It was seeming more and more likely that he was going to be the black sheep of the group.

"No, no questions, at least for me." said Person. There was nothing else to say, and there was nothing to do either at the current moment. So Person kept quiet and stood around in a corner, waiting for exciting things to happen.

"How large is the game file? I just need a feel for how large and detailed a world I'm dealing with," Reiki inquires.

AJ looked at Reiki and chuckled, "It's completely random every time, but to give you an idea, just the layout of the entire game takes up almost a terabyte. It's quite big, hehe."

He turned to Maria, "We'll be starting in an hour or so, me and David are going to make some last checkups on the CPU's downstairs and up here. So for now, you guys can hang out here, check the system if you want, just don't try and boot it up, me and David can do it for you. Intermingle, get to know each other, you can find either one of us downstairs or up here in the CPU rooms."

With this, AJ and David head downstairs, leaving the eight gamers in the room.

Ravine walks over to the computers and stares at them. Just because. She has strange habits,

and also just didn't want to talk with people who probably didn't care. She kept wondering about this guy's game thing's relations to Activision. Also she wondered what the games lore would be. Her favorite part of anything RPG or Video Game was the lore.

John did the simple math in his head. A tera? Jeez, that's basically 15 times the size of GTA 5! I wonder how much will be computed at once, for eight players, the hardware would have to be... extensive, to say the least. As AJ left the room, he had a long-time coming thought, Shit, I should have asked for coffee. Well whatever, I have some sugar packets in my pocket for some reason, guess I grabbed them from somewhere earlier. Downing the sugar packets, he looked from person to person. He didn't need to get to know them better, he knew quite well due to the night before. He decided to stay quiet and talk only if he was talked to first.

Person looked at John downing sugar packets. He suddenly felt hungry, and he didn't even bring any food for himself. He sheepishly asked John if he could get a sugar packet, unsure of what John would say.

John heard a voice from his side, and looked towards it. Looking at the man, he recognized him to be Person McPerson. Although he had small amounts of prowess, he had plenty of money, which made him interesting, but John didn't think that this particular game would have in app purchases. John considered Person's request and, shrugging, handed one over.