Record: The Punishment Disaster 'Sea Splitting Earthquake' has arrived. All players, please prepare to deal with it.
Record: Duration of this disaster: seven natural days (thirty minutes per day).
Record: As this disaster is a 'Punishment Disaster,' no reward events will appear during its duration. All players, please treat it with caution.
Record: As this Punishment Disaster targets only the players' living environments, indigenous people within the disaster's affected area who are not covered by a player territory will receive reduced disaster protection. The specific reduction is as follows: Earthquakes of magnitude 6–9 (the greater the magnitude, the weaker the protection).
Record: After this round of disaster ends, the game will resume deploying players. Deployment range this time: random.
Record: After this round of disaster ends, the game version will be updated to: Myriad Paths Competition Version 4.1. Please look forward to the specific updates.
Record: After this round of disaster ends.Record: The moment the earthquake arrived, a flood of complicated notifications flashed across the Game Panel.
Since the disaster was a Punishment Disaster, its purpose was to control the pace of the version and balance the strength of the players.
Thus, all sorts of stimulating events that usually accompanied disasters, including the Disaster Livestream, had been canceled.
With this change, combined with the fact that all players had discovered the precious uses of Disaster Points during the recent main competition,
the World Channel naturally failed to erupt into the frantic scrolling that usually appeared at the beginning of a disaster.
Only a few busybodies scattered occasional comments about how terrifying the earthquake was. Before long, even those were pushed down by discussions about Spring Planting and the farming season.
There was no other reason.
Regardless of whether this disaster carried the name 'Punishment',
as long as people followed the