The Chinese server had developed far faster than the other servers, so logically, it should have stockpiled more resources than any of them. Yet the Korean server had produced just as many Mobile Fortresses as the Chinese server, leaving June Flying Snow and the others both astonished and somewhat incredulous.
"It's simple. Although the Korean server also has several guilds, they have far fewer guilds than we do, so their strength is more concentrated," San Mei Shi explained. As she spoke, she looked at Dongfang Shitian and the others. "This also means they can pool more materials together. We have many guilds, and our strength is much more scattered. Although multiple guilds have joined forces, we're split into two smaller factions, so some materials can't be put to use. Otherwise, we could probably have made at least three or four Mobile Fortresses."
That was right. The Chinese server's guilds were divided into two factions, which meant that many materials stockpiled by the guilds could not be used. As a result, they had produced far fewer Mobile Fortresses. If all the Chinese server's guilds had pooled their materials together, then, as San Mei Shi had said, producing three or four Mobile Fortresses would have been easy.
Everyone was smart and quickly figured it out. God of Wine Dukang and the others were somewhat angry, while the guilds such as the Dongfang Family, which had previously insisted on splitting into two groups to build fortresses, looked a little embarrassed. They knew that if they had agreed to pool all their materials earlier, they could have made more Mobile Fortresses, which would have made their upcoming operation much easier.
But what was done was done, and there was no point dwelling on it. To ease the awkwardness, San Mei Shi chuckled. "But this