Xu Huo looked over the information about getting official status at an A-class wormhole point.
Settling down as a Player wasn't difficult in most Sub-districts. As long as you had money or strength, many Sub-districts wouldn't bar you from getting official status. The exception was when too many Players wanted it. Some technologically advanced wormhole point Sub-districts were orderly and offered secure lives; it was rare for even ordinary people to live as well as Players, and war was uncommon. They were excellent places to settle for the long term.
A-class wormhole points, however, involved genetics and the core of the Game.
According to some Players, A-class wormhole points were the main source of talent for the Game Government. The people they saw working at Game Government Bases across the Sub-districts, those who handled communications and trade with Sub-district Governments, those who repaired and maintained train tracks, those who laid the tracks out of sight, those who opened gateways between different wormhole points, those who maintained the game system, and even researchers at Stellar Group... Most of the people needed for these jobs were selected from A-class wormhole points.
Those involved in the Game's secrets were mostly in Ticketless Sub-districts. They held a special status, and even the lowliest ordinary person there shared the Game's interests. It went without saying that Sub-districts like these generally wouldn't allow outsiders to enter or settle there. It wasn't just to keep secrets; it also ensured that future generations wouldn't inherit a genetic bias toward later Sub-districts.
Most of the people Players encountered in the Game were members of Game Government Bases. Some came from high-level wormhole points, but since they could be sent out to work and interact with outsiders, it stood to reason they didn't know many secrets. They were more like