Qi Sheng had watched the entire campaign to contain the Kongyuan Peak node from behind the scenes.
During this campaign, he had seen quite a few shortcomings in the player system under warfare conditions.
The most obvious was still that, when facing powerful opponents, individual strength could not be united into a single force.
This problem was not without a solution.
The Against the Tide Legion offered a reference.
Every warrior of the Against the Tide Legion, however weak, could contribute power to the collective through battle formations.
Monster World had countless powerful beings whose strength could move mountains and fill seas, whose casual gestures could shatter heaven and earth.
Yet even if the weak devoted everything to growing stronger, they could hardly withstand a wisp of pressure from a Divine Realm powerhouse.
Thus, many races concentrated their resources at the top, developing their few strongest warriors and using their strength to expand their territories.
But through battle formations, the Against the Tide Legion had broken this iron law, creating a mode of warfare in which "even ten thousand ants could devour a god"
as its principle.
It was what Instructor Shi Xiuluo of the Against the Tide Training Camp had described: unite the many as one, defy the tide, and strike down the heavens.
The defining feature of the battle formation system was that it allowed the Against the Tide Legion's warriors to pool their strength, gaining collective power capable of opposing demigods and even Divine Realm powerhouses.
It turned every warrior into a cog in the battle formation, operating it in coordination so that individual strength became part of the collective's elevated power.
It also allowed them to share damage and combine their offensive output.
This amplification was far more than simple addition.
If the strength of 100