"We don't need to worry about that right now. The development we'll be adjusting later will only be within our faction's territory. As the faction levels up, its territory will grow too. Don't worry about it affecting outside players or changing the terrain."
Lingyan glanced at the Wind God. He didn't want to discuss information about regional changes.
The outside world indeed wouldn't expand anymore, but that wasn't because the regions had reached their limit. It was because, going forward, player faction territory would be the main area available for development.
This world was pushing players to band together and develop. Independent players outside could still survive, but the resources available for their development would basically remain at an average level.
The environment within player faction territory, on the other hand, would improve according to levels, special effects, and development in other areas.
So, even if things hadn't gotten worse, seeing the environment of faction-affiliated players improve would still leave those independent players feeling a huge disparity.
The players and workers in player factions...
Increasing resources, building, developing.
Just as workers earned work hours through labor and also got food and drink out of it, their work seemed to form a cycle. In reality, though, the things they did supplied the faction with core energy.
And how much of the energy gathered through each faction's development was supplied to this world...
It was much the same model.
Layer upon layer, everyone was earning, but everyone was also working for a higher level.
"The territory getting bigger doesn't mean expanding outward?"
Ye Fei more or less understood.
Future expansion of the area within their faction's territory would be an increase within its current footprint, unrelated to the outside world.
"It's one way of manipulating space. You'll understand later. Not just space,