Three options? How was he supposed to choose?
If he had plenty of time, Ren Suo would definitely repackage this question and throw it online, let the netizens tear each other apart over it, then carefully consider their opinions.
But he needed to buy a game now. He had no time for that, so he could only make the call himself.
The first option gave him a 50% chance of reducing any purchase by 1 Merit Point. In other words, when buying something worth 50 Merit Points, he might only need to spend 49.
The second was easy enough to understand. Merit Points earned from uploading mission evaluations increased by 5%. For example, if he earned 100 Merit Points from a future mission, he would receive another 5 points on top of that.
The only one that felt a little strange was the third.
Picky Free-Loader.
Ren Suo felt that the number and quality of free games varied every month. After choosing "Picky Free-Loader," before selecting a free game, he could kick out the game with the lowest value for money and replace it with a free game that offered slightly better rewards.
However, this option relied the most on luck. If the new free game turned out to be too difficult, or less appealing than the other free games, then that privilege would have been wasted.
And he could only use that privilege once a month—after all, the free games refreshed once a month.
Ren Suo checked the time. 11:57!
There was no time!
Actually, all three privileges had their own strengths. None of them would be a bad choice, so in that case...
Ren Suo directly chose the first player privilege, "Careful Budgeting"!
This was entirely because Ren Suo had always followed the middle path: don't choose the