The matched fragments were definitely the fewest in number and the lowest in quality.
The fact that he could only pick up white and Gold Fragments, while the drop rate kept getting lower, proved this.
But it was also possible that the fragments replenished themselves at regular intervals.
It was like a mountain spring. You could drink it dry now, but after waiting for a while, it might reappear.
Still, this possibility was very small. At least, Jiang Siming had never seen it happen in PC game PUBG.
Unfortunately, ranked mode had yet to unlock. Everyone had just started playing the game, and their skills and abilities were still in the early stages of development.
In any case, after playing for so many days, Jiang Siming had yet to encounter a single decent opponent.
He had only run into two people with good marksmanship. When he asked about their identities, they refused to answer.
Later, Jiang Siming asked Nuwa to investigate and learned that both of them were retired special forces soldiers.
At present, fewer than thirty thousand people had reached 1,200 matchmaking points.
After looking into those thirty thousand people, Jiang Siming found that more than half of them were marksmanship experts. They included police officers, soldiers, and civilian firearms enthusiasts.
There were even natural-born sharpshooters. Some people were extraordinarily gifted—even if they had never used a gun before, they could operate one skillfully after entering the game.
Almost every student at National Martial Arts University had ranked within the top ten thousand.
And that was despite many of them having never played a game before and still being unfamiliar with everything except marksmanship.
Moreover, they could only play for two hours a day. If they were allowed to play freely, they would probably all charge to the front