The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
A blue brand radiating brilliant light hovered in Qi Sheng's hand.
This was the newly contained territory rule: quantification.
Its effect was somewhat similar to Guide's ability, allowing all concepts to be presented visually.
For example, a target's health bar and mana bar (Mental Power) could be displayed precisely.
It could be considered a weaker version of Guide's ability.
But Guide was now severely injured, and many forms of in-depth analysis required Sacrificial Power to proceed, such as reviewing images of the past.
The underlying logic of the quantification rule was visual analysis, so it had no such problem.
The arrival of this new rule would completely resolve an issue that had always dissatisfied players on the Forum.
Why couldn't monsters' health bars be analyzed and displayed, leaving you unable to judge how much strength a monster had left in every battle?
Only when a monster was near death could you see that indicated on its status panel.
The newly contained quantification rule could solve this problem.
It could even let players precisely calculate the threshold for finishing off their hunting targets and unleash a round of concentrated burst attacks.
Besides health and mana bars, quantification could also provide players with precise distance measurements, making every attack more accurate.
Other data, including aggro (a target's desire to attack), the duration of enemies' special statuses, casting speed, and a whole range of other statistics, could all be obtained through quantification.
This rule offered ordinary players only limited improvements.
But for Command-Type Players who pursued perfection and wanted to push their limits, it was enough to raise their abilities to another level.
Posts interpreting the quantification Life Soul were constantly appearing on the Forum.
But Qi Sheng paid them little attention.
He focused on developing and using the