With the number of D-class players on the rise, information about tickets and players was actually not hard to come by. If you went to a Sub-district where the game was more fully integrated into society, you might even find it online.
But knowing how non-players could obtain tickets was useless to most people. Players weren't allowed to board non-player trains. To get on one, they had to suspend their player status. This didn't mean becoming a Gray Player by joining the Game Government and keeping their Abilities and items. Instead, it meant closing their Personal Panel, leaving them no different from ordinary people except for their enhanced bodies.
So most people had no use for this information. Besides, obtaining a ticket for a non-player train required approval from the game. An ordinary person needed more than just courage to board one.
His reply quickly caught the attention of other players, but before long, the original post was deleted.
So he started his own thread and added a few important points. For instance, you couldn't leave the train lightly. Even if players managed to take it out of commission, it was best to wait for the Rail Supply Department to clean up the mess. The space the tracks passed through might not accept tickets, or it might simply be unstable space. In short, if the train stopped, whether you lived or died was up to fate.
Of course, if you were skilled and bold enough, you could pretend he hadn't said anything.
Players had already put together detailed guides about Stations, tickets, and entering Dungeons. Of the information Xu Huo had shared, only a small portion was known to players. Most people had never encountered the rest, especially when it came to Gray Players.
So after the post went up,