After Africa Server opened, players had four major growth systems.
Star Server's growth system centered on troop development and individual cultivation, supplemented by various support professions. Its overall versatility was unquestionably the strongest among the four servers.
Withered Spirit Server followed a technological growth system, making it the strongest of the four servers in terms of construction and convenience.
Furthermore, at this stage, the technology server's area-of-effect strike capabilities were also the strongest among the four servers, far surpassing Star Server.
In wars where they crushed opposing forces, Withered Spirit Server's technological growth system could end battles at the fastest speed, carrying out all-round firepower suppression.
Crimson Server (East—Asia Server) followed a phantom beast growth system. Its individual overall potential was extremely high, making it highly suitable for small-scale group battles. Moreover, this system was already well-developed from the start, with both tanks and damage dealers. Unlike China Server, which had accumulated its foundation bit by bit, its future growth potential was also immense. It could fully evolve into those legendary super divine beasts and ferocious beasts.
Crimson Server (West—Africa Server) followed the elemental path.
The defining characteristic of the elemental path was combat flexibility. It could display its advantages even in certain extremely harsh environments.
For example, if the battlefield was an exceptionally harsh lava volcano surrounded by flowing magma, other players might struggle to adapt. Yet fire-element players from Africa Server could unleash 200% of their combat power there, perhaps even more.
Therefore, no matter what kind of environment a battle took place in, Elemental Server would always have a group of players whose combat strength was enhanced. They could also adapt to the suppression of any harsh environment.
The Elemental Growth System was relatively balanced in all aspects, serving to make up for potential weaknesses caused by