Chapter 1774 - 454: War Library, Transcended?

Chapter 1774: Chapter 454: War Library, Transcended?

Primordial Altar.

Qi Sheng withdrew his gaze from the Star Battlefield.

Hosting this Star Peak tournament nearly exhausted his stockpile of sacrificial power, a significant sacrifice indeed.

Yet this investment promises long-term returns.

The initial purpose of hosting the tournament was not merely to entertain the players.

Its core aim was to make all player teams reveal their trump cards, to learn from each other in the highest-level confrontations and grow together.

Before this tournament, many guilds had tactical secrets that were never shared on forums.

But during this round of the tournament, they were exposed to other players.

Whether it was top guilds or a multitude of small to medium guilds, they were all absorbing this knowledge.

It is foreseeable that there will be a tactical innovation boom following the tournament.

Old tactics will be dissected and optimized, and new tactical systems will be born on this foundation.

The warfare wisdom of the entire player faction will thus rise to a new level.

And this is precisely the outcome Qi Sheng most wanted to see: making controlled internal competition act as a catalyst for the player faction, driving all players to constantly push their limits.

Secondly, the Peak of the Stars tournament also impacted player faction’s legion construction.

Many players, accustomed to small team adventures, had a slight change of mindset after witnessing the earth-shattering power displayed by top warbands.

Future wars belong to massive organized legions.

Individual bravery or the finesse of small teams are insignificant in the face of the true will of a grand legion.

Under the influence of the tournament, many players who did not participate are already tempted to form large warbands or join one.

They hope that in the next tournament, they can become a member, or even follow their warband into history and become a legend.

On the forums, discussions about merging and reorganizing to build large-scale warbands are gradually heating up.

This wave will also positively contribute to the construction of the player faction.

The effects of the tournament can be described as immediate.

During this time, Qi Sheng also collected two hot topics from forum discussions.

These two topics are:

When to hold a "War God Tournament," similar to the Ancient God Arena’s individual competition events.

But Qi Sheng had no intention of organizing such a thing.

Although individual competition tournaments can hone a player’s solo combat skills,

the Ancient God Arena already provides a perfect platform for all players seeking personal glory, with effects far surpassing internal competition.

Challenging the Ancient God Arena requires facing various external forces.

It can meet any player’s desire for personal challenge and self-proving.

From a macro perspective on faction development, the benefits of individual competitions are minuscule.

The birth of one or two top-notch experts cannot alter the overall war situation.

He needs commanders capable of uniting the power of millions, legion soldiers who understand coordinated combat, and logistic systems to support large-scale warfare.

No matter how dazzling an individual’s brilliance, it is but a fleeting spark in the mighty torrent of war.

The second question is, when will the second Peak of the Stars tournament start.

He had considered this question early on.

However, frequent tournaments would only impair players’ growth efficiency while depleting his stock of sacrificial power.

His initial thought was to set the tournament cycle to five to ten years, or possibly longer.

This long period of sedimentation allows the major guilds to digest the gains of this tournament and continue to accumulate tactical depth.

He also hopes that when the next Peak of the Stars begins, he can witness a more mature warfare system and more revolutionary tactical concepts.

This round of the tournament has ended, but subsequent arrangements are not yet complete.

Next, he plans to inject all the data from this tournament into the test tower, creating a new experience function: the War Library.

This will provide players with the opportunity to challenge mirrors in groups, honing their group battle techniques.

This function offers no rewards and will have some freedom limitations.

After all, mirror thinking won’t upgrade or grow, and the team combat power will remain static.

The primary purpose is to create a purely war-based mirror space for players to experience applying their new tactics in real combat.

Additionally, countless teams that lamented stopping short due to a mistake or misjudgment have been given a chance to "try again."

They can stand once more on the stage of that time, face again the opponents that defeated them, and seek a way to break the deadlock.

These are legacies left by the tournament.

With clear thoughts, Qi Sheng acted immediately, hovering gently above the Primordial Altar.

In the depths of his eyes, countless starlights burst forth, mirroring the tracks of laws.

He raised his right hand, and the void around him began to ripple.

In an instant, myriad brilliant paths manifested around him, circulating with his will.

On each path ran stars of different colors.

Petrification, Ink Flame, Taunt, Critical Hit, Withering, Fierce Poison... Each star represents a rule-level power, and these are the Primordial Powers that constitute the foundational framework of Monster World, also known by players as: Life Souls.

With a wave of his hand, he extracted data from the player information library, outlining the framework of the Star Peak battlefield, capturing every thrilling tactical moment.

The complexity lies in replicating all participants’ combat styles and decision-making logic, which requires assigning the mirrors a certain level of logical capability...

Qi Sheng’s fingers, like weaving the threads of fate, guided these stars representing origin power.