Truly.

Even if they look beautiful and don't make any more big mistakes, and the second test only succeeds in developing the octopus population into a civilization, but ......

They're just a bunch of veteran players after all.

If at the beginning, when the octopus was not engaged in research and development, they could manipulate the octopus to make some things that humans had already made according to the advantages of their own knowledge-

Now, the octopus civilization has developed technology that they can only barely understand the principles and processes, and the path out of it is not compatible with their old experience.

In this case, forcibly controlling and developing what they think is technology will not bring more powerful technology to the octopus, but will only kill the future of the octopus civilization!

"It's a bit hard to top...... Why don't we follow the ideas of the great gods in the forum?" one member suggested.

The second test has a huge increase in the number of players compared to the first test, but it is only 100 players, which is not a drop in the bucket compared to the world's huge population of 8 billion.

And the quota is still randomly selected within a certain range, and many well-known and even top bosses in the industry have not been able to enter the game until now-

However, looking at the rapid development of civilization cultivated by some players, three days into civilization and five days into heaven and earth, there may be many top bosses, who are hidden behind the scenes, as think tanks for those accounts.

Aside from those suspected top bosses who gather under a small number of accounts, there are also a large number of bigwigs who have a sense of presence in the forum.

They focus on some populations that are being cultivated, or civilizations that have already been cultivated, and come up with ideas that are well-reasoned and convincing.

Some are written as planning cases, some are written as essays, and some are simply written as thick physical books.

As for the painting bosses and writing bigwigs other than this kind of bigwigs, there are countless more.

God knows how many fanart, fanfics have popped up, I can't count them, and I don't need to count them-

At most, this can be regarded as enriching the cultural circle of "Civilization" and enhancing the foundation of the game "Civilization", and it does not really help to cultivate civilization.

Several members of the "Miss Ben's muscles are full of muscles" strategy team opened the posts in their collections, which contained many bigwigs' suggestions and plans for the cultivation of their octopus civilization.

Very good, many of their choices are decided because they have seen these plans.

They skipped the rest and went straight to what they thought was the best post, sending out the web address of the post for the whole group to discuss.

Long.

Someone sighed:

"I don't think we're supposed to have this position at all, I don't think we're supposed to be in this position. ”

Someone complained:

"If only you had shared this post earlier, I'm really autistic. As soon as I thought that I had taken up a game qualification, but this kind of big guy couldn't even play, only cloud gaming, I wanted to invite him to the computer desk. ”

Someone is at a loss:

"Huh? Is this post well written? I didn't read it if it was too long, and I pulled it directly to the comment......"

The leader of the "Miss Ben's muscles are full of muscles" strategy group is also quite complicated.

He didn't pay much attention to these posts in the forum before, mainly because there were too many similar posts, and the names were very similar, all of them were "On XXXXXXXX", "XXXXXXX Possibility" and the like, which made him subconsciously ignore them.

Now that he sees it, he not only regrets it: "How did I find out about such a bullish post? This can be used as a super detailed strategy post for the opening of the octopus of "Civilization"!"

It also gave rise to life questions: "Why is there still such a big guy in this world?

And his cheeks are red, and he can't wait to quickly invite the big guy who wrote this post to the computer desk, let the big guy play games, and cultivate the development of octopus civilization, he watched the play and worshiped on the sidelines, shouting "It's worthy of being a big guy! Big guy 666!"

"Then should we let the big guy join in?" one member asked in a whisper.

"No, of course you can't add it!" The team leader subconsciously replied immediately, and then reacted and quickly explained, "In principle, Civilization does not allow people who have not obtained qualifications to play games, and if we add him at this time, it will be considered a rule break." ”

"But no one else has followed this rule since the first test. Some members said.

"Huh?" the team leader was stunned for a moment, and after a little reflection, he found that it was really like this:

The professors of the expert professor group often let their disciples stay up late to play "Civilization" when they were resting.

The players in the Raiders group are said to have made it to the halfway point and take the place of other players, but that's just it.

The anchors are all playing by themselves, and I don't know what the reason is.

Not to mention the second test, it seems that there have been people who have obtained game qualifications, and they have been publicly sold with game qualifications-

However, as soon as the front foot was sold, the back foot lost the game qualification, so that the lucky person who had not been qualified was happy to mention the second test of "Civilization", so it failed to set off a storm.

As for whether there is anyone selling game qualifications in private, how much money can one sell, and in the end the transaction is successful......

The team leader didn't know.

"Ahem, in short, we must strictly abide by the rules of "Civilization", and we can't knowingly violate them," he said, and the words changed, "However, like this kind of big guy, we can completely use it as foreign aid and consultants." ”

He did not directly participate in the game, but only served as a game consultant, giving them advice at critical moments so that the Octopus civilization could develop better......

In this case, shouldn't it be considered a violation of the rules of "civilization"?

I hope you will be well.

He was a little against these actions, but only a little.

Making "Civilization" accessible to ordinary players is a little bit of his dedication as a game practitioner:

Isn't the game just for the masses to play?

But if the performance given by the public generally becomes able to sell the game qualifications for the sake of practical interests, then he does not recommend that at the critical moment, with a wave of his hand, cut off the cultivation of civilization for all ordinary players, leave all qualifications to the forces in need, and make money by the way-

Anyway, there are always some people who want to play "Civilization" with blood, rather than let this blood book be taken away by ordinary people who are originally qualified to play "Civilization", but because of the interests of ordinary people who voluntarily give up, why not intervene sideways and make the difference without middlemen?

However, that's a later story, at least three tests later.

When it will be implemented depends on the performance of the players.

"To be a man, it is important to have self-knowledge. For example, I am very self-aware, I know that I can't control every aspect of civilization, so I basically ignore those complicated interfaces, and only do multiple-choice questions on a regular basis, and occasionally adjust some small changes......"

Wang'an lay down on the bed and stretched comfortably.

"Believe in your own civilization...... It was a civilization, not a baby who would die without its parents. ”