"Think about it. Some Sub-districts might have evolved a hundred years or more ahead of the others. Their technology must be far more advanced than that of later Sub-districts. Taking over a Sub-district or even a Wormhole Point would be a piece of cake. So why don't they do it? Because of this backlash."
Zhu Xiaojin said smugly, "The game went too far and stopped treating Players like people. Naturally, the Players had no choice but to fight with their backs to the wall. Underestimate the Players' strength, and you'll pay the price!"
Xu Huo listened in silence. The first half of what he'd said made sense, but as the absolute leader among the Sub-districts, an A-class wormhole point shouldn't retreat just because of a few Players or Player organizations. More likely, it was because only after a new Sub-district had evolved for a long time could it produce more resources, whether people or natural products. The point of plundering a Sub-district was to obtain resources. If better resources would become available, why not wait?
The Game Government Base probably came about for this reason.
A Sub-district's level of evolution was clearly connected to its Players' evolution. The natural emergence of fixed and Random Instances couldn't be separated from a Sub-district's past, and that past was closely tied to its people.
Of course, perhaps there were simply too many later Wormhole Points, and directly managing Sub-districts across them was too costly and troublesome to bother with.
In a game where even the current carriers' nature and whereabouts were unknown, later Players could hardly pose a threat anymore. There was no need to waste any effort on them.
"Being a Gray Player in a high-level Wormhole Point wouldn't be bad," Mi Qiaonan said. "The more thoroughly a Sub-district is managed, the