The deployment was finally restarting?! Su Mo jolted awake. How could he still have time to think about setting up a route management regulation?
As the thirty-third wave of players, if there was one thing that differed the most from the previous thirty-two waves, it was definitely the game's deployment mechanism.
In previous game progressions, survivors would often lose more than half their numbers during the first few disasters, sometimes even over seventy percent.
This kept the surviving population within the maximum range the disaster could accommodate. New players had to be deployed in order to maintain the maximum number of players.
Then came the headache-inducing vicious cycle.
The initial conditions for survival were already harsh. How could the elderly and children who were deployed possibly survive?
With one disaster following another, all the players would soon be deployed. How could it be like now, when the wasteland had already entered its second year, yet the deployment progress was still stuck at 53.15%?
"But this time, the number being deployed is rather large. It directly covers seven age groups in both directions!"
"And the relative-nearby deployment principle has been canceled, replaced with a brand-new binding mechanism."
Su Mo pondered silently. This was both a good thing and a bad thing.
After deployment restarted in the ruins of the future, only one age group would be deployed each time. That was why Su Ba and Su Ma were three years apart in age, with three disasters between them. It was only after the great earthquake ended that their family was finally reunited.
This time, however, everyone under the age of sixty was being deployed all at once. Su Ba and Su Ma could therefore be deployed simultaneously within the same frequency.
Expanding upward by seven age groups was one thing, but