Gao Gong looked at the "artificial extreme lifeforms" he had created with his own hands, but he felt little emotion.
One-third Calamity Civilization + half-step Integration Civilization + peak Mechanical Civilization
With the support of these three traits, it would have been strange if they had failed to evolve into extreme lifeforms.
Especially since these "artificial extreme lifeforms" were also Fourth Calamities!
Extreme lifeforms were indeed powerful, but mass production was a problem.
That was because they were mutated products, not mass-produced goods.
Even with certain biological revival methods, the things revived had basically regressed dozens of generations. Having their attributes reduced by half already counted as a good result.
But the mechanism of the "Fourth Calamity" perfectly avoided this issue.
Especially the carbon-based players. Compared with the mechanical players, they embodied the principle of "the rich rely on technology, while the poor rely on mutation." They belonged to the poor side.
But the advantage was that even if they died, their equipment would not explode all over the place. At most, they would lose some levels.
They followed the principle that barefoot people had nothing to fear from wearing shoes.
"Huh—"
If those "mechanical players" directly converted into "carbon-based mode" before dying, wouldn't they even be able to avoid dropping their equipment?
Gao Gong had discovered another fusion troop bug.
A bug exclusive to the Fourth Calamity!
Looking at it this way, the Fusion Civilization and the Fourth Calamity were quite compatible.
As for more traits, the players would have to dig them out themselves. After all, players had always been professionals at taking unorthodox paths.
What Gao Gong paid more attention to was actually biological energy and mechanical energy.
Looking at the players who had basically remained around six hundred million, Gao Gong felt somewhat regretful.
For example,