The audience for the "PVP Arena" did not consist solely of Chu Guang, Xia Yan, and the experts from Boulder City Military Industries. There were also plenty of "unrelated spectators."
Besides the observation area equipped with various professional testing instruments, there was also a public "viewing section" outside the military restricted zone, where other players and technical personnel studying here could watch and draw fresh inspiration for their designs.
The footage had a thirty-second delay and broadcasts were occasionally cut off, but most of the time, people could watch freely.
In any case, these pieces of equipment would eventually be sold to players. Keeping them secret did not make much difference, so they might as well be displayed openly for the experts to examine.
There was no need to bottle up good ideas. Anything could be discussed.
Players and armchair players did this on the forums every day. From exchanging tips on baiting and casting fishing rods to discussing large-scale legion combat tactics, they covered nearly every aspect of daily life in the Alliance.
Camp 101 had become the Alliance's largest institution of higher learning. The experts here possessed technologies far beyond the reach of the players back on Earth.
Naturally, they should discuss and exchange ideas more often, researching how to improve the Alliance's productivity and methods of production, and exploring how to make the Alliance stronger.
Of course—
Aside from serious technical discussions, there were inevitably some less serious ones.
"Damn! I bet on I'll Die First, and he really did die first!"
"That scumbag Outlaw actually won!"
"Even pigeon missiles showed up? This is way too broken!"
"+1. This balance is completely unreasonable. It'd make much more sense if they used RPGs or Panzerfaust rocket launchers."
"Haha! What the hell do you know? Does a real battlefield