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Chapter 622: Li Zong's Nest
After returning to the sect, Chen Tingquan used up the last bit of his efficient training time and then went offline.

The character can also practice automatically after going offline, so there is no need to feel particularly anxious.

He can even choose to study only two or three hours a day and fill up the time for high-efficiency practice.

Without taking a large amount of Nine Dragon Pills, the speed of cultivation would not drop too drastically.

But after all, he had just started playing, and up to now, Chen Tingquan still felt a little addicted. Although the training phase was not particularly fun, the mere improvement in numerical values ​​made him unable to stop.

"You know what, this game of picking up hair is pretty special once you get into it."

Chen Tingquan did not end the live broadcast immediately. Instead, he opened various forums and read other players' feedback on "Against the Sky" and also saw if anyone had found other ways to exploit loopholes.

What surprised him a little was that the player opinions he saw were better than he expected.

It’s not that no one criticized it, there were still quite a lot of people who criticized it. Just for the fact that they had to spend money to buy the stats, it’s no exaggeration to say that they deserved to be criticized to death.

But there are also many players who don’t care about this, and even think that the experience of zero-氪 players is actually quite good.

Of course, these two groups of players had a heated discussion online, but after the discussion, everyone found that, to be honest, the latter's statement actually made sense!

On the character creation interface, Against the Heaven's Glory practically has "I force you to spend money" written all over its face. Just to choose an identity, you have to spend 648 yuan, which is simply unheard of, and naturally it has been criticized by many people.

But after two days of experience, players found that this game is actually better than they imagined.

Although there is a huge gap in combat power between kryptonian players and non-kryptonian players in the game, and even a kryptonian player can kill a non-kryptonian player in seconds with just one burst of anger, in most cases, the two cannot actually play together.

There is a soft matching mechanism in the game. The kryptonians are all in the big sects, competing with other kryptonians; while the zero-kryptonians are all in the small sects, competing with other zero-kryptonians.

Moreover, within sects like the Henggang Sect, players will be assigned to different branches based on their cultivation progress.

In the wild world, krypton players and non-krypton players basically have no impact on each other. Krypton players will basically gradually go deeper into the depths of the wild world and fight those powerful monsters, while non-krypton players only need to collect some resources on the periphery for the time being.

If you form a team, even those who don't spend money can pick up some scraps from the spenders. Although this cooperation agreement forces the big share to be distributed to the spenders, it also prevents the situation where the studio opens a big account and brings in small accounts to a certain extent.

Not only that, even krypton players cannot kill zero-krypton players at will. They will be fined after killing them, and the more they kill, the more severe the punishment will be.

Therefore, all these kryptonians are fighting in the big sects, and the living environment for zero-krypton players is still quite good.

In addition, there is another very important reason why zero-氪 players have a good gaming experience: this game can indeed be played without spending any money.

Although the mall is filled with a wide variety of gift packs, and you have to recharge any one of them, the existence of "Xiuxian Loan" means that zero-氪 players will not recharge themselves.

Whether it was the Nine Dragon Pill, the Flying Sword or the magic weapon, basically all of them were loaned out.

You can have a good time by relying on loans, and you can even use things like time loans to overdraw your future cultivation in advance.

As long as it's not real money, everyone can accept it.

Of course, there is a certain limit on Xiuxian Loan, and it is possible that it will explode.

Players must repay their debts every year in the game. Although they can be overdue for some time, long-term overdue payments will lead to a break in their credit. At that time, sects like the Henggang Sect will also take special measures to collect the debts, such as directly deducting all the player’s property.

If it reaches this step, it means it has really exploded, and this account can almost be reincarnated.

However, in practice, it is not so easy to burst the Xiuxian loan. Because players complete sect tasks and go to the wild world to dig grass and mine, they have a lot of daily income, which is enough to pay off the annual Xiuxian loan, and there may even be some left.

The remaining resources can be used by yourself to improve your cultivation progress, or you can sell them directly at the auction house, or use them as capital to resell materials or engage in other side businesses to make more money.

Therefore, although "Against the Sky" is a numerical game where you can become stronger by spending money, it protects the gaming experience of ordinary players as much as possible through this mechanism.

At least from the initial period of time, zero-氪 players can also experience some fun in small sects, and their desire to work hard to improve their own stats has not been completely extinguished by the power of the krypton guys.

There is also a very interesting situation: more victims of Guangyindai have emerged.

The Time Loan, which aims to form a golden elixir, is a complete trap.

If players want to use the goal of forming a pill to take out a Time Loan, three situations will occur: The first is what Chen Tingquan and others saw in the sect, where they were a little short of forming a pill, but the character's lifespan exceeded a hundred years, and they were eventually expelled from the sect.

The second type is that if the life span of the pill formation period exceeds that of the pill formation period, then a heavenly calamity will occur at the moment of pill formation and the person will be struck to death by lightning.

Because players who normally advance to the Jindan stage will have corresponding magic weapons, instruments, skills, or have made preparations to withstand thunder tribulations.

However, these players who came up with the Time Loan were completely unprepared, and would certainly die if they encountered a thunder tribulation.

The third type is that some players have a sudden idea and want to directly lend out their cultivation that can withstand the thunder tribulation, such as directly lending out to the fifth level of Jindan, which is above the middle stage of Jindan.

If you do this, it is theoretically feasible, and the fifth level of Jindan can indeed withstand the Jindan thunder tribulation, but the character will die instantly while repaying the time loan.

Because the repayment period of Time Loan is calculated according to the player's current level of cultivation. The lower the current level of cultivation, the more years it will take to repay for the same level of cultivation.

From directly borrowing from Qi Refining to the fifth level of Jindan, the years needed to repay will increase exponentially. Therefore, when the player reaches the fifth level of Jindan, the years to repay have exceeded the upper limit of the character's lifespan, and naturally he will die on the spot.

After all, the lifespan of players at each stage is limited. If one wants to increase the upper limit of lifespan, one must break through from the Jindan stage to the Yuanying stage, which is obviously impossible to achieve through Time Loan.

Because the required level of cultivation far exceeds the upper limit of the Time Loan, players can only borrow until the middle stage of Core Formation at most, and then their lifespan will be used up, and then they will die.

Players who have failed because of the Time Loan are of course broken, because although this game allows reincarnation and re-cultivation, reincarnation and re-cultivation are by no means lossless:

If a player has used the Time Loan, then after reincarnation, he will not be able to retain any of the Time Loan's cultivation. After all, the Time Loan is borrowed from the life span of the previous life, so what does it have to do with this life?
In other words, after reincarnation, one can only retain the cultivation achieved through one's own ability, and only a part of it can be retained.

The higher the level, the more cultivation you will lose when reincarnating. In the later stages, it is better not to be reborn if you can, because the loss after each rebirth will be difficult to bear.

In addition, conventional immortal cultivation loans will not be wiped out upon death due to reincarnation, but will be transferred to the new character.

After all, the new character inherited some of the old character's skills, and some of these skills were obtained in exchange for various elixirs purchased with Xiuxian Loan.

Not to mention the various spells and magic weapons purchased with the Xiuxian Loan.

If you inherit your cultivation, you will naturally inherit your debts.

Although there will be a slight reduction, the repayment still needs to be made.

The only way to avoid paying it back is to give up all your cultivation and reincarnate, which is basically equivalent to deleting your account and starting over.

It can be seen that in the immortal cultivation world of "Against the Sky", the three things that players cannot do without in their lives are: birth, death, and loan repayment.

For top spenders like Lecturer Ding, the gaming experience is pretty good.

As an inner disciple of one of the six major sects, no matter where he goes, he will receive the envy of other players.

Moreover, the speed at which you spend money in this game is actually not that fast. It's not like those games where you spend ten minutes to buy a big gift pack and then spend it all.

The characters in "Against the Heavens" have limited cultivation speeds, and there is the concept of toxicity of internal organs, so it is impossible to consume all the purchased Nine Dragon Pills at once.

If you eat on time, there is a limit to the amount of money you can spend every day. It is not a bottomless pit like other numerical games.

Other payment points in the game, such as flying swords, magical weapons, etc., are basically linked to the player's basic cultivation.

Only after players break through a new realm can they buy flying swords and magic weapons that they can control.

After entering the wild world, the gaming experience of these kryptonians is even better.

Not only can you now hunt the Kowloon larvae that will make other players explode at the mere sight of them, you can also team up with other ordinary players and get their thanks by simply sharing some of their food. The emotional value is quite high.

But it is obvious that the players have just started playing the game, and this can only be regarded as Li's "nest-laying" stage.

Although initial signs of involution have emerged, they are still relatively restrained and will not scare away all the players at once.

And when players gradually form the inertia of thinking, more of the scams of this game will gradually become apparent.

(End of this chapter)