Once Survival Points could be accumulated again, Su Mo could not help but feel delighted.
In the earliest version of the game, the system had very limited channels through which it could harvest Vitality Power. It had to be an activity he personally participated in before it could collect Vitality Power from it.
As a result, once the territory expanded, there were many developments he had not participated in, and he had missed out on those points.
Afterward, when the system was upgraded to the V1.1 Version, this shortcoming was considered partially resolved.
The acquisition of Survival Points became centered around the host, with area-based harvesting. As long as the distance did not exceed the territory's range, it would count.
However, this change to area-based acquisition also caused the acquisition of Survival Points to be further divided.
Construction, items, technology, and special.
Each type of Survival Points corresponded to a different behavioral pattern, and the difficulty of acquiring the points also changed.
Among them, Construction Points and Technology Points were relatively easy to acquire.
The former only required continuously building various structures and steadily expanding the existing scale, allowing points to be collected regularly and stably.
The latter were awarded whenever a breakthrough was made while advancing any research project.
By using Survival Points to advance research and allowing independent research to supplement it in return, Technology Points were acquired the fastest among the four types. Energy Stone research was especially effective, with each breakthrough providing nearly a thousand Technology Points.
The other two types, Item Points and Special Points, were comparatively more difficult to acquire.
Based on Su Mo's observations over the years, the source of Item Points was extremely complicated. It was not enough to mass-produce small goods on a factory assembly line and continuously siphon points from