Monsters Are Coming
Chapter 1660 - 421: Command Reform, Update Outlook
Chapter 1660: Chapter 421: Command Reform, Update Outlook
Primordial Altar.
Qi Sheng’s gaze withdrew from the Land of Burial Fire.
Guidance statistics and feedback data emerged in his mind.
This battle resulted in net earnings for the Player Faction of 48.348 billion after deducting losses on consumables like potions.
Most of the resource gains remain unprocessed and are still stored in players’ Space Bags.
Future returns will be realized through Trading House, Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce, and similar channels.
The Trading House deals with internal circulation, whereas the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce serves as an external profit increment channel.
From any earnings, Qi Sheng will extract a 30% tax to invest in the Player System’s upgrades and construction.
His gaze shifted to the Player Forum at this moment.
At this time, the forum discussions were all related to the "Burial Fire Campaign."
Or sharing exciting screenshot moments, even guild photo commemorations.
Participating players, as long as they belong to a team;
Even if every appearance leads to an inglorious death, they can still partake in the guild’s profits.
This is one of the benefits brought by teamwork.
Profit sharing, risk sharing.
Only a few extremely unlucky Lone Wolf players, who continuously died, earned nothing.
They walked through the motions, gaining only an achievement ID in the Glory Chronicles.
After checking all the latest forum posts, Qi Sheng turned his gaze to the Life Soul Library.
Recently, there were 12 Life Souls added to the library.
Of these, 2 Special Life Souls garnered high player discussion.
They were captured in the Sand-breaking Spear area by the warband led by the player "Life and Death Mirror": the seventh-generation Source: Reflection.
The name of the Life Soul is similar to the "Reflection Rule" held by the Lord of Jile and is expressed in the form often mentioned by players: advertising time.
The trait effect of the Reflection Soul is that it allows the user’s thoughts to reflect onto any target.
Here, reflection does not imply thought transmission or the secretive communication techniques described in many novels.
Rather, it involves transforming the user’s intentions, concepts, or even a complex logic, into a form instantly understandable to the target without intermediary language, projecting it entirely into their consciousness.
For example, to inform someone who has never seen snow about "coldness."
The player possessing the Reflection Rule doesn’t need to describe temperature or ice crystals; simply using "Reflection" can synchronize their understanding of coldness with the opponent.
The target receiving the info can instantly grasp on a memory level what a bone-chilling icy sensation is like.
Simply put, it transforms one’s cognition into the cognition of the receiving target.
This Life Soul immediately sparked widespread discussion upon its debut.
It’s safe to say it entered the sewer straight out of the starting gate.
Many players eager to release strategy posts considered the Reflection Soul a "hypnotic" type of Life Soul.
By modifying the opponent’s cognitive logic, causing them to have logical errors and fall into cognitive dilemmas.
This is viewed as a Spiritual Interference type of Life Soul.
A comprehensive evaluation concluded: Expensive, trait effect is mediocre, a sewer-level Life Soul.
But as new strategy evaluation posts were released, the reputation of the Reflection Soul swiftly reversed.
Although Lone Wolf or squad players still feel this Life Soul is mediocre, taking up a valuable Star Vein Slot without providing any direct attribute boosts or combat power, and offering no aid in hunting melees.
Certainly less practical than a damage or buff type of Life Soul.
In large guilds and elite warbands with command-type players, however, the value of the Reflection Rule is deemed to be T0 Level.
Combined with Brain Overclocking, which greatly speeds up thought processes, they see it as strategic-level power capable of subverting traditional command models.
For instance, on battlefields with thousands, or even larger scales.
The noise is deafening, and information chaotic and tangled.
Traditional voice commands are unaffected by the environment, but combat players might still be influenced by it.
Command delivery also encounters issues in comprehension.
Ultimately, each command issued requires the receiver to undertake: reception, decomposition, execution—three steps.
In intense combat, players still have to allocate some attention to the voice echoing in their minds.
Commands come through internal chat channels; players must first catch the content, then rapidly decompose the tactical intent behind the brief order.
For example, a Commander shouts: Group Three move left, engage.
At this moment, members of Group Three have to first hear those words.
Then understand which direction "move left" is, how far to move, the timing for the engagement route, and even team collaboration points.
Misunderstanding at any link could lead to delays in tactical execution.
For a commander wishing to clearly convey thoughts to team members within a very short time, beyond having solid personal skills, long-term teamwork and forming tacit understanding is essential.
To enhance command efficiency, many top teams utilize plugins, creating many command symbols.
Team members understand these symbols in advance, then during command, the symbols are directly generated in team members’ minds.
But war shifts rapidly, symbols can only substitute for some simple tactics.
Language command remains mainstream.
In comparison, Earth Thought Bully’s command system is exemplary.
Completely bypassing delays brought by thinking, achieving the Unity of Heaven and Man with Black Tide Demonic Spirits; in command mode, one becomes the sweeping Evil Spirit army.
Consciousness can be fine-tuned to control each Evil Spirit.
Similar issues were pondered by Divine King years ago.
Constantly researching solutions to defeat Earth Thought Bully, analyzing its advantages in various aspects.
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