Farming game: Survival for all [StarCraft]

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She knew nothing about the conversation in the mountains and was currently picking grapes in the vineyard.

Just as she saw on the screen, the grapes were already very ripe, and some had fallen to the ground, dried out by the sun or simply rotted away.

They had to move carefully, otherwise the ripe grapes would fall and break into pieces on the ground, which would be really heartbreaking.

However, the grapes were too ripe, and even if one was careful, some of them would inevitably fall off.

Adhering to the principle of not wasting food, everyone picked up the grapes that had just fallen, wiped them and ate them. To be honest, they were not that sweet, but for them who had not eaten normal food for a long time and could not even chew grass, these slightly sour grapes were simply delicious.

Finally, they picked all the ripe grapes in the vineyard. The space in Xia Ji, which had just been upgraded to 100 cubic meters, was not enough to hold them, so they had to transport all the grapes back in two batches.

When people from the Huameng saw this, they were all so happy as if it was New Year. How long had it been since they had such a good harvest?
It is that 30-square-meter planting space. In the past two years, the soil has degraded and it has become increasingly difficult to grow anything. In the case of no grass growing on the Hope Star, the planting space is more of an experimental site than a place to grow crops. In order to allow the seeds to germinate in it and then be transplanted to a special greenhouse for planting, it is impossible to expect a big harvest. The only news we get every time is "failure, failure, failure."

They thought that they would never see the scene of a bumper harvest in their lifetime, and who would have dared to imagine that they would be able to see a house full of purple grapes again.

Many people couldn't help but swallowing their saliva while staring at the grapes.

In the end, it was Chief Nie who made the decision. He took out the ripe and fallen grapes and gave a small one to each member of the team to taste and satisfy their cravings.

There was an immediate cheer at the scene.

At the same time, I am even more looking forward to and invested in "Cross-border Manor". I wish I could use the farmland in the manor to grow crops, vegetables and fruits, and turn the manor into a rich granary.

However, those players who did not know the real situation of the manor thought that the country created this game just to solve the rainy day syndrome. When filling out game feedback, they all said that the game was very good and realistic, and that the way of playing could be changed, so that everyone could go in to bask in the sun and have a rest. They also requested to plant more food and fruits in the game. Although they were fake, the touch and taste were too real. They wanted to experience the delicious life before the end of the world again in the game, and suggested that the game change its theme.

Therefore, some people are actually slacking off when weeding. Not only that, they are also chewing the weeds.

This is a bit troublesome. If you enter the secondary world with this mentality, when will you be able to clear the farmland, when will you be able to complete the task, and when will you be able to plant and harvest?
Moreover, the young man whose sister suffers from rainy day syndrome, the first thing he does after going offline is to give his account to his sister.

When he learned that the account could not be transferred and that each person had one account, his eyes were red and he became emotional. "Then can you create another account? Even if it's an internal test, you can create another account, right? My sister really can't wait too long. She has tried to commit suicide twice this month. My dad takes her with him to work, and I'm afraid she will commit suicide again at home. The medicine he prescribed is useless. Just let her enter this game. As long as she enters and gets some sun, her condition will definitely get better. I beg you, you can even let me spend points to buy an account. I'm fine with anything. Please give her an account."

He had been concerned about this matter in the game, but there was no logout button, so he waited until he was offline before talking about it. But then he found out that the account could not be transferred, and the young man couldn't hold back his emotions.

When the unaware people at the scene saw him like this, they also started to speak up to help. These days, every family has someone suffering from Rainy Day Syndrome. Some people even lost relatives or friends to Rainy Day Syndrome. They could understand the excitement of the young people and could empathize with them, so they asked the team to open their accounts or delete their accounts and give them to people who needed them more.

Finally, the staff told him that they had received his request. However, since it was the first holographic game, many things could not be controlled, so his request could not be met for the time being. However, they would discuss it and give him a result so that he could calm down first.

The young man wiped away his tears and said, "I'm sorry, I lost my composure." He bowed deeply to them and said, "Please, thank you."

As soon as these testers went back, the morale of the informed team members became a little low. Rainy Day Syndrome, this disease that makes people hate it so much, is just like the endless rainy days outside, which makes people hate it but feel helpless.

However, if we bask in the sun in the game world, this disease can be curbed or even cured, right?

If this is the case, can the places be given first to those whose conditions are already critically ill?

Over there, the leaders were also discussing this issue at the conference table.

The two major problems facing Star Hope are rainy day syndrome and famine, both of which are fatal.

Let's talk about famine first. Before the appearance of mutated sea monsters like the flying crocodile on the Blue Water Planet, each fishing operation was long and difficult, but with the power of human technology, we could always bring back food to make nutrient solution to maintain basic human living needs. However, the sea monsters continued to mutate, the fuel of the fishing boats was consumed and depleted, and new materials could not be put into production for the time being. Hope Planet could not produce them on its own, so the famine problem became more serious.

As for the Rainy Day Syndrome, before the rainy apocalypse, who would have dared to imagine that there was such a disease in the world? It was like a new terminal illness, and a terminal illness with a high incidence and high mortality rate. On a continuous rainy night, if there was a power outage, the death toll would continue one after another.

Medical scientists are still helpless about this.

At present, the proportion of registered patients with Rainy Day Syndrome has reached one-third of the country's population, and some are too mild to be registered. How terrifying is this? You know, there are only about 300 million people left in the entire Chinese Alliance.

Before the planetary immigration plan was launched and completed, a large number of people died, largely due to this terminal disease.

Many people committed suicide before they could be rescued.

After the planetary migration was completed, it began to rain on Hope Star, and another group of people died, resulting in the current situation where the entire human race is less than 500 million people left.

Rather than dying from famine, mankind will die from lack of hope.

The rainy days that never end, the new stars that cannot be found, the crops that cannot grow, all of this is like a nightmare, lingering over the heads of mankind, causing more people to have mental problems and suffer from rainy day syndrome.

So, is food the only thing the country really needs?
No, what they need is hope, a hope that can see the future.

"If you ask me, just make the fact that you can travel to another world known to the public. Don't do those unreal things. Give everyone something to look forward to!"

"No! This will cause panic, and we don't know what the society will be like by then! We should keep it a secret and get food first."

"Then will we just watch those people die? Now the human race is dying one less at a time. No one wants to have children. Without children, when all of us die, the human race will become extinct!"

"Why not fake it as a holographic game, and when new quotas are available, give some of them to those seriously ill patients first."

"Do you think this is still before the end of the world? In the name of the game, wouldn't the people wonder why all accounts are not open to everyone at once? Wouldn't they complain that they are still using hunger marketing at this time, forcing those who can't get an account to die? And since it's a game, why not set up a vacation world with only sunshine? If it's not to solve the rainy day syndrome, is the country crazy to take the lead in making games at this time and want to finish itself off?"

"At present, we can only add 100 people. The game system cannot open too many people at once. If it is really in the name of the game, the majority of people will not be able to get a number. What will the majority think and do at that time? We want to stabilize society, not to intensify conflicts."

"I still disagree. Telling the world that time travel is possible is simply feudal superstition."

"What kind of feudal superstition is this? Thousands of years ago, everyone thought that the gods lived in the sky. Thousands of years later, haven't all of us humans migrated to other planets? Science is progressive and developing. It can turn myths into reality. This is the charm of technology. Don't forget that our human history is not just the five years on Planet Hope. Planet Aquamarine also has thousands of years of technological civilization. Before the end of the world, we were all researching space jump technology. Now, what's wrong with coming up with soul crossing technology?"

There was a lot of arguing and back and forth, and the leaders all held their own opinions and no one was willing to give in.

But their quarrel was not out of personal gain, but for the country and the people. No one wanted social unrest, and no one wanted humanity to become extinct. But what lay before them was a dilemma that had never appeared in history before. They stood at a crossroads in history, with no experience to follow and no idea which way to go in order to lead humanity out of the desperate situation.

This is not a problem that can be solved by a meeting, they still need to discuss it.

However, reality does not give them much time to think.

The slime fish has mutated and the fishing boats can't return.

(End of this chapter)