Contribution Point System

A golden light screen appeared before Qin Yun.

Congratulations, you have gained experience.

Level LV5 -> LV6

Skill comprehended: Throwing (Beginner)

Skill comprehended: Roar (can raise allied morale, intimidate, and suppress enemies)

Skill: Melee Combat (Proficient) upgraded to Melee Combat (Mastery)

This battle had wiped out more than four hundred Mutants.

Besides the increases in level and skills, he had also gained a substantial amount of Faith Points.

Qin Yun's kill count was one hundred and thirty, earning him a total of 3,200 Faith Points.

Killing one Mutant granted 20 Faith Points.

However, killing Chaos Ogryns yielded far more Faith Points than ordinary Mutants.

"Looks like the rewards for killing enemies aren't fixed. The stronger they are, the more the old Emperor gives."

Qin Yun planned to save up these Faith Points.

Once he comprehended powerful Psyker abilities or Words of Power, he would spend the Faith Points to enhance them.

Who didn't have a wizard dream?

After Cadia fell and the Eye of Terror expanded, psychic power began to proliferate.

If he mastered psychic power, he would have greater confidence when dealing with daemons and supernatural creatures.

The fact that Psykers could easily be corrupted by the Warp was a problem for others, but it was nothing to Qin Yun.

Because Qin Yun was the Emperor's Living Saint. To corrupt him, they would first have to corrupt the Emperor.

Words of Power were an ancient language that possessed power, said to be the language of the Creator.

They possessed the terrifying power to manipulate reality and destroy Warp creatures.

Although using Words of Power also came at a price, Qin Yun was a Living Saint.

As long as the Emperor had not been taken out, he could resurrect infinitely.

What did a price matter?

When the time came, he would max out every skill related to psychic power and Words of Power.

A Bolter in one hand and a psychic staff in the other—he would be a proper Warhammer 40k version of Gandalf.

Just thinking about it made him feel cool.

After checking his gains, Qin Yun waved his hand and closed the light screen.

"I should ask the old Emperor when he'll release new reservation slots. The little leeks are getting impatient."

There was also a Shrine dedicated to the Emperor in the Tactical Projection Chamber.

Qin Yun walked over, lit the brazier, gave the Emperor's statue an Aquila Salute, and offered a prayer, asking when new slots would be released.

A new light screen appeared.

Time remaining until new slots are released: 18:53:45.

The numbers behind it kept ticking down.

44, 43, 42.

"Will the next batch of slots only be available in nearly nineteen hours?"

Qin Yun sent the information to the chat group.

The Company Slave Drafted by the Emperor: "I asked the boss. The new reservation slots are ready. It's eleven at night now, and they'll be released at seven tomorrow evening."

"When the time comes, I'll send out a new reservation link. Anyone who wants to play can click it to reserve a spot."

After sending the message, Qin Yun ignored the excited group members and examined the tactical projection of the Imperial Glory before him.

The projection clearly displayed the Imperial Glory's structure and layout.

The bridge, upper decks, cargo holds, hangars, psychic chambers, gun batteries, energy stacks, engine rooms, and more.

Qin Yun and the others were currently on the bridge.

The bridge of a Lunar-class Cruiser was enormous, encompassing areas such as the Strategic Command, Tactical Projection Chamber, data-processing core, communications control room, Command Hall, Chapel of Prayers, and more.

Qin Yun made an adjustment, changing the entire tactical projection to red.

He then changed the Strategic Command and Tactical Projection Chamber to green, indicating they had been reclaimed.

"I need to split up the task of reclaiming the Imperial Glory and hand it out to the players."

"The problem is, if I want players to do missions, there has to be a reward."

Qin Yun revealed a troubled expression.

He already felt that the meager Faith Point rewards from the Emperor were not enough for his own use.

Furthermore, the Emperor's Faith Point rewards could only be obtained through battle or by making certain major contributions.

There were no Faith Point rewards for routine work.

Without rewards, the players definitely would not be very motivated.

Qin Yun understood players all too well.

Give them rewards, and they'd call you mommy.

The more rewards you gave, the better a mommy you became.

"I still need to come up with a way to motivate the players and turn them into diligent workhorses."

Qin Yun frowned and pondered for a long time. Drawing on his years of gaming experience, he came up with an idea.

"Why not establish a Contribution Point System?"

"I'll distribute the Contribution Points. Whoever completes their mission more outstandingly gets more Contribution Points."

"Contribution Points can be exchanged for weapons and equipment. Once we control a Forge World, players can even exchange them for mechs, tanks, and the like."

"When players die, their weapons and equipment will drop unless those weapons have received the Emperor's blessing."

"But that only prevents them from being lost. Every resurrection still requires spending a sum of Faith Points for the weapons and equipment to reincarnate along with them."

"Knowing players, unless it's epic gear, Relics, or they're facing a major battle with no time to get new equipment..."

"Otherwise, they definitely won't waste Faith Points on blessing their weapons, much less waste Faith Points to have those weapons reincarnate with them."

"So every time they resurrect, they'll need new weapons and equipment. That way, the Contribution Point System should be able to function."

"Calculating the rewards will be a bit troublesome, though. It'd be great if there were a Tech-Priest proficient in evaluation and calculation."

Qin Yun's idea was crude and full of loopholes, but he still decided to put it into practice.

"Whatever. If it works, it works. I'm not building a nuclear bomb. If problems come up, I'll fix them then."

Footsteps sounded.

Led by the Warmaster, five players walked up behind Qin Yun.

"Guide, we've rested enough. What should we do next?"

"Rested enough?" Qin Yun shifted his gaze away from the tactical projection and looked at the players.

After resting for a while and receiving treatment from medkits, the players were in much better condition.

But there were too few of them. Continuing the fight was out of the question.

"For the sake of fairness, I plan to implement a Contribution Point System."

"Resources are limited and must be used where they matter most. The greater your contribution to the Emperor, the more resources you should receive."

"I'll issue missions to you. Once you complete them, you'll receive Contribution Points. Contribution Points can be exchanged for resources in my possession."

"I'll also convert the previous battle into Contribution Points for all players."

Qin Yun's words made the five players' eyes widen.

They once again felt the true worth of the phrase "one hundred percent freedom."

"Contribution Point System? This should be a reward and punishment system independent of Faith Points, right?"

"Is this game so realistic that everything has to start from scratch?"

"Damn, they're adding the game rules while we play!"

"Aren't the weapons and equipment exchanged with Contribution Points things we fought to get ourselves?!"

Qin Yun ignored the players' complaints and continued.

"I've split the current work into two missions."

"First mission: clean the Tactical Projection Chamber. 3,000 Contribution Points, requiring three players. Second mission: transport firearms to the Tactical Projection Chamber. 1,500 Contribution Points, requiring two players."

"I'll take the first one!" the Warmaster shouted first.

Complaining was one thing, but the missions still had to be done.

"I'll take the first one too."

"First one for me."

The other two players reacted quickly as well and chose the first mission.

For the first mission, each person could receive one thousand Contribution Points.

For the second mission, each person could only receive seven hundred and fifty Contribution Points.

Contribution Points were not as useful as Faith Points, but there was no harm in stockpiling them.

Who knew whether the Guide might offer something good in the future?

The two slower players looked deeply annoyed.

Annoyed at having missed out on two hundred and fifty Contribution Points.

This game was too realistic. Even grabbing missions required competition.

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