The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
Feedback from players about the new feature kept flashing through Qi Sheng's mind.
The newly released combat skill training feature had received positive reviews from the vast majority of players, who felt that the update reduced the Sacrificial Power they had to spend on their Body Tempering Level.
But there were complaints too.
Some veteran players complained that they had paid Sacrificial Power at a 1:1 rate for Body Tempering experience, while newcomers could get discounted experience right from the start. That was unfair to veterans.
Those complaints boiled down to one word: self-interest.
The issue the veterans complained about did exist.
But when the game first launched, he sometimes had less Sacrificial Power than the players did.
At his poorest, he had even needed to hold "lottery events" so the players could help cover the cost of creating new features.
Forget benefits-in those early days, he and the Four Gods had nearly run out of resources.
Only now had the development of the Player Legion gradually begun to show results, with new features being introduced one after another.
This also gave veteran players the impression that the benefits offered to newcomers were constantly improving.
When it came to life soul containment, newcomers had plenty of life souls to choose from at the start, along with ready-made guides to consult.
Veterans had started with only the Three Illusion Gods. Forget guides-the Forum feature had not even launched when the earliest players arrived.
The newly released combat skill training was no different.
From the veterans' perspective, they had spent hard-earned Sacrificial Power to raise their Body Tempering Levels, so why could newcomers buy combat skill training and level up while idle at a discounted price?
But no matter how much they complained, Qi Sheng would not give