The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
Qi Sheng's gaze shifted between different groups of players.
The establishment of the Bully Alliance had indirectly accelerated the Player Legion's development, fueling the players' enthusiasm for challenging bullies.
Recently, three United Warbands had caught his attention.
To challenge the Bully Alliance, they had recruited large numbers of newcomers and absorbed several promising small guilds along the way. They were showing signs of gaining a firm foothold in the Novice Village.
Besides conventional War Mode, many imaginative ideas that had never appeared before had emerged in the war against the Bully Alliance.
One example was the recently popular "Tidal Rotation Tactics."
Combining offense and defense, it lowered the ceiling while also raising their floor.
Through practical combat applications, the players were turning many theoretical concepts into reality.
During this period, a post on the Forum drew Qi Sheng's attention and sparked heated discussion among the players.
It began when a player from the Research Enthusiasts raised a question amid the recent wave of popular tactical discussions.
[As a player from the Research Enthusiasts, I always like to nitpick details. After reading a lot of tactical discussion posts recently, one question has left me very puzzled.]
Posted by: I Just Love Running My Mouth.
Content:
I'm very satisfied with the detailed setting of Monster World, but one question has kept bothering me, so I'm making this post to discuss it with everyone.
Why do the civilizations of Monster World's various races generally focus on physical growth as the core of their combat development, rather than destroying opponents with advanced weapons like in many science fiction novels-for example, dimensional-reduction weapons like the Two-Dimensional Foil-and instead still engage in the most primitive form of armies charging into each other?
So why, in this highly developed world of diverse civilizations,