A man who fails to think far ahead will find trouble close at hand.
The territory's first official war had brought such bountiful spoils that Su Mo instead began to worry about gains and losses.
However, he quickly adjusted his mindset.
No matter how difficult the road ahead might be, at least there would be no shortage of energy for deployment for some time. The territory could expand the Outpost Camps to more distant places without restraint.
Su Mo pondered silently.
Since the research institute had already established ties with the corporation, perhaps he could take this opportunity to visit Hulai City.
Although it was still nearly two thousand kilometers away, the detailed map should make the journey much less difficult.
Besides that, Su Mo still had several unresolved questions about the research results from the Great Rift Valley experimental facility.
Based on what the players had learned through discussions on the World Channel,
the game absolutely forbade repeatedly farming experience to raise one's Route Level by any means. Once evidence was found, the lightest punishment was a level reduction; in severe cases, the Route data would be reset to zero and restarted.
Yet the ordinary players imprisoned in those ecology spheres seemed entirely unaffected. They could still gain experience and raise their levels by exploiting the limits of their quests.
For example, the more dangerous the situation in which the Boxing Enthusiast fought others, the more experience he gained.
But were the environments inside the ecology spheres really that dangerous?
Su Mo simply could not understand how, with only a wall between them, the inside could grant three to five times the experience available outside—and every encounter granted that same multiplier.
It was equivalent to everyone having a threefold or fivefold experience cheat.
As long as the Boxing Enthusiast