In fact, following the normal development path,
the mechanical faction completely crushed the carbon-based faction.
The reason was simple: the mechanical faction had a technology tree, while the carbon-based faction did not.
The reason HighGong's carbon-based body had remained in control for such a long time, even earning the title of "Second Shrek" for a while, was also simple.
The Cyber Tide.
More precisely, the mutated planetary tree born from the Cyber Tide.
That thing, combined with all sorts of opportunities involving the biological computer, had made HighGong the leader of a top-tier Level Three force in the truest sense.
These Level Three forces usually did not have their own technology trees. They were either vassals of civilizations or had, through fortuitous circumstances and unrepeatable experiences, obtained unrepeatable Level Three super-soldiers.
The Shrek Star Pirate Group, which had followed this path to its end, was one example.
HighGong was slightly better off than them because his "biological computer" was a faction specialty that could be mass-produced.
Although obtaining one was not easy and even required a lottery, there was ultimately still a chance.
However, mechanical-faction players would definitely enjoy one or even several versions of a period of dominance from here on.
Whether he could balance the relationship between the two sides was another issue that gave HighGong a headache.
"The biological computer technology should be the end of this galaxy, right?"
The Leviathan race suddenly came to HighGong's mind, and he shook his head.
Even if he obtained the biological hardware of an entire "space species," it would still be impossible to push his computing power to the level of a galactic computer.
Mechanical HighGong suddenly extended his hand.
"Hand it over. Let me take a look."
"You're acting like you've never seen it before."
"How can I feel