In the game, players were forbidden from bringing large-scale firearms with them. Although some container items and location items let them exploit loopholes, those loopholes were gradually patched with each game update. So while players could buy large weapons whenever they entered a new Sub-district, they couldn't take them into the next one. That was also why players didn't rely much on firearms.
That was why neither Bubble Bean nor the Wan family members understood why he had suddenly decided to buy weapons here.
The group went to the Exchange. Weapons were constantly being updated, and older models went straight into various sales channels. The District Government didn't prohibit this. Among the products were devices and weapons used by the Enforcement Department that could be seen on the streets, including but not limited to armed robots, armed aircraft, and miniature surveillance devices.
There were large-scale energy weapons, too. Their holographic displays clearly showed the conditions for using them and the power they could unleash in a single use.
However, the super-large energy weapons sold in District 001 had safety locks. If ordinary players bought them, they would be locked and unusable in District 001, though there were no restrictions once they left the Sub-district.
"Most players prefer small- and medium-sized weapons," the staff member explained. "They're convenient to carry and aren't prohibited in District 001. Of course, if you use a weapon to attack someone without cause, the Enforcement Squad will arrest you."
The staff member made what he thought was a witty joke, but when no one reacted, he quickly switched back to sales mode.
Xu Huo browsed the menu. "What weapons does the Enforcement Squad commonly use now?"
"The Enforcement Squad doesn't update its weapons as quickly. They're still using the D7 weapons inventory," the staff member said,