Log: Wasteland Time: Year 1, September 15th. Log: Wasteland Game Version Number: Version 4.0 (Myriad Paths Origin). Log: Detected that the current game environment has met the triple rules of "Disaster Restart", "Maintenance Disaster", and "Balance Disaster". The game will initiate a special type of disaster seven natural days later to maintain game balance. The specific disaster details are now announced to all players. Log: This disaster complies with the "Special Disaster" model and is the eleventh standard disaster of the wasteland, categorized as: Game Environment Maintenance Type; Biological Type; Quantitative Type. Log: This disaster is officially confirmed, codenamed - "Return of All Things".
Disaster Codename: Return of All Things. Disaster Difficulty: None (Special disasters are not included in the difficulty system). Disaster Time: None.
Disaster Description: This disaster is a game environment maintenance disaster. It will not be directly transmitted to players, and will continuously update the current ecosystem of the wasteland until it meets balance requirements.
Disaster Details: A magical Thousand Illusions Mist has brought a large number of native inhabitants, unfamiliar urban buildings, and special creatures to the dry wasteland environment. At the same time, the facilities and supplies carried by these native inhabitants have greatly affected the overall game difficulty of the wasteland, causing serious damage to the players' gaming experience.
Therefore, this disaster primarily aims to weaken the strength of the native inhabitants. All players will once again gain a version's worth of time to recuperate and build up their resources to upgrade their route levels.
During the continuation of this disaster: All non-native living creatures within native cities will gain a special buff "Return". This return will have two forms, which will be applied to creatures in different states.
Return (Alive): Substantially enhances creature gene strength, comprehensively improves basic creature qualities, greatly increases recovery