The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
Qi Sheng had followed the entire battle between the player army and the Black Wind Race.
The players had reaped a rich harvest after the battle. The thirty-odd warships yielded a total of 8.26 million Sacrificial Power in resources.
After the players sacrificed them, he took a 30% cut of the resource proceeds. Meanwhile, his hourly Sacrificial Power income gradually returned to normal.
But this battle had also revealed numerous problems with the current settings.
The first was the Novice Villages' insufficient space.
Whenever players from the Di Family Mountains and Colorful Mist Coast Novice Villages gathered in either space, it became so overcrowded that even moving was difficult.
This problem could only be solved once the players contained new Domain Nodes.
What he needed to do going forward was expand these two spaces as much as possible before considering partitioning and opening new ones.
Otherwise, if the battlefield containing either space faced an invasion or some other unknown trouble, the available room for movement would severely restrict the large numbers of players arriving to help. As player numbers increased, this problem would only worsen.
Before new Domain Nodes were contained, all he could do was open more passages leading outside the spaces to prevent congestion.
Next was optimizing the Spatial Inventory.
He had noticed that many players' Spatial Inventories could no longer hold all their items.
In the initial settings, he had equipped players with thirty cubic meters of inventory space, assigning each square meter to a slot.
Small items such as medicine could be stacked within the same space.
Items larger than a single slot's volume would occupy additional inventory slots.
Goods exceeding the inventory's capacity could not be placed inside.
For example, the player who had sacrificed Broken Star's Shuttlecraft last time had