Northern Myanmar: These players are acting strangely!

Chapter 73 Verification Results: Speedrunning is impossible.
Wang Zixu clicked on the post and was immediately drawn to its content.

No nonsense, straight to the point.

"Hello everyone, I am Riyue Tongcuo."

"Without further ado, here's the conclusion: I proved this path is a dead end by paying the price of my own death. The success rate of forcibly escaping the park by kidnapping NPCs is almost zero."

"You can watch the video in my previous post for the process."

"But this operation was not without its gains. By taking Kun, the director of the 404 Park, hostage, I discovered some information about the inside of the park."

"First of all, the park is not a monolithic entity, but is jointly managed by different forces."

"For example, the green-skinned soldiers who are responsible for security in the park are not in a superior-subordinate relationship with the park director and general manager. It is more like a cooperative or even an employment relationship."

"It can be understood as a group of street thugs coming to guard the place and collect protection money, and the green-skinned soldiers are those thugs."

"When they were holding Kun hostage, you could clearly feel the change in their attitude towards Kun after Sister Yu arrived and talked to the Green Soldier Commander."

"Those green-skinned soldiers don't really care about Kun's life or death. What they care more about is whether their authority is challenged and whether they can carry out their superiors' orders."

"As for the 'piglet' in the park, they probably don't even count as human beings in their eyes."

"In addition, although Brother Kun is a director, as a member of the park's management, there are definitely people of higher rank behind him."

"Now let's summarize the main reasons for this failed breakout:"

First, they are completely clueless about the road conditions outside the park, and going out is like wandering around aimlessly.

Second, the internal forces within the park are complex, which contradicts previous assessments.

Third, the green-skinned soldiers responsible for security in the park have far more firepower than imagined, and their methods are extremely insidious.

I strongly suspect that a bomb was planted under the pickup truck before I got in.

He died so suddenly that it was impossible to determine whether he stepped on a landmine buried underground or one that the group had planted in the car beforehand.

In short, please don't try to kidnap the director anymore; it's most likely a waste of your time.

To pass the level, a more reliable method might be needed.

"Here are some ideas that I personally came up with, for your reference:"
1. Avoid frequently changing locations within the park.

While the basic functional buildings in each area are similar, the environment and NPC characteristics vary greatly. It's recommended to explore one area at a time to maximize your chances of gathering useful information.

2. You can befriend the NPCs in the park.

The game simply doesn't display anything like an affinity panel.

For more information, you can check out the video clips or post guides by [@白嫖大王].

He obtained much of his information from NPCs.

Some NPCs will even initiate an escape and cooperate with the player.

Of course, we still need to wait for the King of Freebies to personally verify whether this is feasible.

However, one thing to pay special attention to is never to completely trust NPCs; you must have your own judgment. This is very important.

3. Players should team up with each other whenever possible.

If you can find reliable teammates and work together seamlessly, you can definitely reduce the risks and increase the chances of escaping the park.

One thing I must mention here.

The information I mentioned in my previous post regarding the 'park player capacity limit issue' is not entirely accurate.

When I restarted the game this time, I made a new discovery.

I noticed that the player capacity of Zone 404 has increased from 10 to 12.

This illustrates a very crucial point:
The number of players a park can accommodate can be changed, and the specific metrics used for this fluctuation still need to be tested. However, I think that if a thousand players from the entire server could gather in the same park, and with the mechanism of unlimited player respawns, there could be continuous daily riots, which might lead to new changes.

Of course, this is just an immature idea of ​​mine at present, and it would be very difficult to realize.

First, you need to understand the mechanism of the park's maximum capacity.

Even if they manage to accommodate a thousand players, whether they can escape the park remains to be seen.

Those green-skinned soldiers were the biggest obstacle to escaping the park.

Because no one knew exactly how many guns they had, or whether there was any other support outside the park.

Finally, there is one more very important piece of information I'd like to share with you all.

These are some possibilities I analyzed after seeing the post by 【@New Player】.

The novice player wasn't the first to attack the NPC, but they were probably the first to think of and execute the plan to ambush the director.

Although they failed and suffered a terrible fate.

However, it offers a new approach to clearing the gate: "using the director to control the park".

Of course, this idea proved to be unfeasible after being proven to be flawed.

However, based on the content of his post today, it is not difficult to see that although the NPCs in the park will not retain memories of the recreated character, they will retain memories of what happened before!
Let's continue using the example of a novice player.

The novice player failed to ambush Director Bao last time, and this time he plans to try the same trick again after entering the game.

But who would have thought that Director Bao had taken precautions in advance, making it impossible for him to get close.

Based on this alone, could it be argued that NPCs become more vigilant when they encounter danger or threats?

It's like the saying, "A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit."

Based on this premise, it can be deduced that if a player is caught during an escape, the park will also upgrade its security measures to prevent the next escape.

In other words, with each failed escape attempt, the park will increase its security and the difficulty of escaping will increase significantly until it reaches a certain limit before it stops increasing!
The above content was not deliberately organized, so it looks a bit messy.

P.S.: These are all personal experimental analyses; their accuracy is not guaranteed. Please view them with caution!

Wang Zixu finished reading the entire post and stared at the screen in deep thought for a long time.

I must say, Brother Riyue's analysis is very convincing.

It was well-reasoned and supported by evidence, and the author also cited posts from himself and novice players as arguments.

It's obvious that he frequently spies on various popular posts on forums, memorizes the core content, and then combines it with his own gaming experience to deduce and analyze.

His argument and speculation are of great significance to players at this stage.

Currently, most players are caught in the misconception of wanting to speedrun games.

Why is this considered a misconception?
Because escaping is easier said than done.

Unlike other games on the market, "Blood Triangle" does not have any speedrun guides.

To meet the official requirements for clearing the game, you must work diligently and gradually accumulate experience and gather information step by step.

Any pointless suicide or reckless escape will only increase the difficulty of the game.

Wang Zixu has a deep understanding of this.

Because of Brother Riyue's reckless behavior today, not only were the newcomers in his batch implicated, but almost all the dog promoters in the park were also punished.

It is foreseeable that Sister Yu will definitely strengthen the security measures in the park in the future, and may be more stringent in daily management.

More importantly, he still doesn't know whether Kun's death is a good thing or a bad thing for the overall situation of the park.

What kind of impact will this have in the future?
(End of this chapter)