It's just getting started.

Hearing this, most of the players nodded in agreement.

In the entire nuclear war wasteland map, there are three major tasks, among which the two tasks of finding out the cause of the outbreak of nuclear war and destroying three artificial intelligence nuclear strike systems are considered to have been completed.

There is one last task left to be completed, and that is to revive human civilization on this wasteland.

Compared with the previous two tasks, this task of reviving human civilization is much more general and complex.

What does it take to revive human civilization and complete the task?

Is there a standard?

Is it to bring human civilization into the age of steam again? The Electric Age? Or is it the same information age as before the war?

None of these game developers said.

Everything can only be slowly groped by themselves.

And construction is different from destruction, building a complex social system, a perfect industrial chain, is many times more difficult than destroying everything.

Therefore, compared with the previous two mission goals, the final task of reviving human civilization seems simple, and it is only a few words, but in fact it is the most complex and difficult.

The first two game tasks have already taken them more than ten days in the real world, and the last task of reviving human civilization seems to be far away.

Some players couldn't help but smile wryly, and they really couldn't understand what the developers were trying to do.

Let them feel the horror and hardship of the end of the nuclear war, and they will feel it.

Reveal to them the dangers of strong artificial intelligence, and they see it too.

Even the so-called whisperer, who seemed like a dreamer, was barely able to accept it.

Just what else do you want them to do?

Anyway, this game mission is completely over......

The next player hesitated for a few seconds before speaking:

"Captain, I think this game should be over, and my old bones really can't stand the toss, I choose to quit ......"

As soon as he finished speaking, another player said:

"Yes, this ...... The developer's way of doing things is really a bit contrary to my personal acceptance, and if he really wants to warn us of the dangers of the intelligent strike system, he can directly warn us and make this kind of tricky game, which is really ......."

One of them nodded and said:

"The developer's intentions are good, but this approach is really unacceptable."

Hearing this, the corps commander and several brigade commanders glanced at each other and couldn't help frowning.

These players are elites with a very high status in the real society, and even though they are dual-business online, they will inevitably be contaminated with some bad habits that regard themselves very high because of their location.

For some people, being able to play this game to this point may be the limit of what they can afford.

At that moment, the legion commander nodded and said:

"The Salvation Army respects everyone's opinions, and if you want to quit, you can leave now, and of course you are always welcome to return...... I just don't know if the developers will allow you to return to ...... again"

The crowd was silent.

As for the developer's energy in the game, they naturally all understand that their every move in the game now must be under the control of the developer, and once they show their intention to retreat, it is estimated that it will be difficult to continue to enter the game.

But there were still people who nodded and said:

"I've figured it out, goodbye guys, I'll go first."

As he spoke, he disappeared in place, apparently the character exited the game.

Immediately after that, people left one after another, and the corps commander and others secretly observed and found that there were almost hundreds of people who withdrew, and they couldn't help but feel a little relieved.

It's normal to think about it, to be able to reach their status in the real society, they basically have perseverance and patience, and it's not normal for many people to leave.

Then the Legion Commander said aloud:

"Those who stayed, since we are here, then we are close comrades-in-arms, let's complete the final task and see what the developers want to do."

"Haha, okay, what the old man wants to do most now is to find this developer and talk to him in person."

"Yes, let's get started now!"

Everyone was a doer, and they held a small meeting to discuss what should be done first to revive human civilization.

There was a great unanimity of opinion, and that was - food!

With enough food, a stable supply of food, it is possible to gather a sufficient number of people to form a stable large settlement, and then start to promote and revive other technologies.

Historically, the technical level of agricultural civilization is often much more advanced than that of nomadic civilization, and one of the main reasons for this is that agricultural civilization has a stable source of food, so it can carry out industry segmentation operations, and there are positions that simply carry out technology research and development.

There are also many indigenous NPCs living near Cheyenne Mountain, and the surrounding environment is relatively free of serious radiation pollution.

Although the land is a little barren, it is still able to be cultivated.

In the wasteland of nuclear warfare, where the basic farming techniques have long been lost, and there are not even many farming tools, the Salvation Army now has to spread the farming methods again and establish the first large settlement.

Then everyone started the first cultivation in a wilderness not far from Cheyenne Mountain.

The surrounding NPC natives were also taken over a lot by them.

Although it is closer to slash-and-burn farming, it is also very gratifying to see the seedlings of crops that grow rapidly due to the accelerated playtime.

The happy expressions of the NPCs in those games also made them suddenly have the illusion that this was not a game, but the real world.

Now that it has begun, the people who stayed behind no longer care about the time, but with a sense of humility and gratification, they have begun the reconstruction of human civilization.

Start with farming.

Soon, the year in the game has passed, and it is time to harvest.

The land that everyone reclaimed has been turned into an endless field of corn.

The heavy corn fell on the stalks, and when it was opened, it was a golden corn cob, exuding a unique sweet smell.

Players have also repaired and crafted some mechanized farming tools in preparation for the harvest.

The nearby settlement, which has also been transformed into a large settlement inhabited by tens of thousands of people, has almost become a ray of hope in this wasteland.

At this time, most of the players threw away their work and came to harvest the corn, and there was only one harvester, most of which still needed to be harvested manually.

The Legion Commander's character is now taking the lead in the cornfields, and there are players and NPCs around him, all of whom are working hard, as if they have returned to the old days of their youth.

While the people were working with the game characters, they felt a sense of relief.

Seeing that a field had been completely harvested, the legion commander breathed a long sigh of relief and looked at more corn fields in the distance, full of energy.

At this moment, a hooded NPC next to him suddenly turned around, took off his hat, smiled at him, and said:

"You're doing a great job."

Then another NPC looked up and said:

"I didn't pick the wrong person."

Immediately after that, all the NPCs turned their heads at the same time, and said to the players next to them with expressionless faces:

"Now we can talk."