Improper cannon fodder for fast wear

Chapter 1855 The Fourth Natural Disaster 6
After the Third Prince's Mansion was built, An Ran asked these players to build a lot of houses, preparing to rent out shops and sell houses to players in the future——An Ran is trying her best to recover the money from the players, so as not to run out of money.

And as the house was built, and many vegetables matured, and some fast-growing grains gradually entered the harvesting period, An Ran started the second test.

So on this day, when the big guys were routinely urging the public beta, they found that the game official had issued an announcement: "Registration for the second beta has started! The second beta will issue accounts to 400 people. If you are interested, please leave a message, and we will randomly select [-] of them. account."

This time is different from the last time. Last time, people placed an order and then left a message. This time, they left a message, and randomly selected [-] accounts. The reason for the difference is that they did this last time, and An Ran was afraid that some people would leave it. Say, I got the other party, but the other party doubted the authenticity of the game and didn't plan to buy it. I wasted my feelings, so I asked the person who placed the order to leave a message; this time, An Ran knows that others know that the game is real, so For one thing, the person who was randomly selected this time will definitely buy it. Even if she doesn't want it, she can transfer it to someone else who wants it. She doesn't have to worry that the person who is selected will not pay.

Sure enough, just as An Ran thought, all the lucky ones who were drawn this time placed orders, and An Ran didn't bother to care about those people, whether they were the winners or not. Anyway, her forum was developed by the game system. Worried about user data leakage, that is to say, don’t worry about the player who has won the lottery. Without revealing that he has won the lottery, his real identity will be found out, and then he will use his power to threaten TA to hand over his account, unless he wants to sell it.

Yes, although many, many people want to play holographic games, but in the face of huge wealth, some people will bite their teeth and sell their accounts if they get it. You can change a house and save at least ten years of struggle. Who would not want to sell it?

As far as An Ran knows, most of the people who bought the account are official, except for those rich people.

Although she knew it was official, An Ran didn't mind their coming, as long as they didn't bother her. Under this premise, she even welcomed them. They came to this game earlier, in double time If scientific research is carried out under the circumstances, the technology in the real world can develop better and better one day earlier, and she can also enjoy this benefit.

With the start of the second test, there is also an expanded Xinshou Village—of course, it is no longer called Xinshou Village, but an open town system.

An Ran expanded its territory to a radius of thirty kilometers.

A radius of 100 kilometers is [-] square kilometers. Don’t think that this area is very large as a town. You must know that this desert has a huge area, with a total area of ​​more than [-] million square kilometers—of course, this is what An Ran knows from the system map .

The desert is so huge, a town of [-] square kilometers is really not that big.

Of course, Anran has a radius of [-] kilometers, and she is extending to the depths of the desert, not to the capital. She has no plans to contact the capital for the time being, and only wants to develop in the depths of the desert.

Now that the town system has been opened, a lot of NPCs must have been added correspondingly. In addition, there are more sand robbers. After all, if there are no dozens or hundreds of sand robbers in a place of [-] square kilometers, I am sorry for such a big one. place.

In addition to Sand Pirates, the first indigenous village has also appeared in such a large place.

An indigenous village that can survive in such a place must be extraordinary. After all, can ordinary people survive in a place where sand bandits are rampant?
Yes, this village is indeed extraordinary-it is a village composed of descendants of those who were exiled.

In this village, there are not only descendants of exiled people, but also some descendants of criminals who escaped, and descendants of military households who escaped from the frontier and did not want to be soldiers. None of them are good people, but none of them are easy to mess with. Because of this, and they are very close together, even sand bandits dare not mess with this village of nearly 1000 people.

Of course, there are quite a few people in this village, who are actually sand robbers who roam outside. When they return to the village, they are generally honest, because rabbits don’t eat grass by the side of their nests, and they also want to have a way out—once they provoke them outside, they will be honest. In order to save their lives, they will flee back to their hometown. Nearly 1000 fellow villagers will protect them, and ordinary people will not dare to look for them again.

When the player sees a village, he becomes interested. He thinks there is a quest to pick up, so he runs to harass the villagers.

An Ran opened the system map, checked the villagers, and saw that they were green-named—that is, they had never killed anyone or killed people with red names—then opened the task system, and when they were completed, they would be rewarded with prestige (money rewards were given by the villagers themselves) Posted); look at those with red names—that is, those who have killed people and killed people with green names, and some villagers have killed people—the mission system will not be opened, in order to prevent the villagers from giving money to bribe players to do bad things. The negative prestige system has been opened, and if you do things for these famous names, not only will you not get prestige, but your prestige will be severely deducted.

So soon, the players discovered that when they do things for some villagers, they can get money or prestige. , will also deduct prestige, and deduct a lot of it, which makes them baffled, thinking about what is going on?

——Before these villagers troubled the player, their state was conservative and neutral, that is, they were in the state of yellow name, so An Ran could see whether they were red name, but the player could not see it. Weird reason.

But it’s strange, they quickly adjusted their goals, and they won’t accept tasks that will deduct their reputation—the task panel will display rewards. Generally speaking, if you see that the reputation reward is negative, you won’t accept it. Someone will do it, and there are a few unlucky guys whose reputation has been deducted. They didn't even look at the task rewards, thinking that it must be a real reward, and accepted the task as soon as they saw it.

But as for why this happened, many people sent messages to the online GM and found a bug. The online GM (actually An Ran) only replied "No BUG" and started the discussion.

"Sent a message to the GM, saying that he found a BUG, ​​and the GM said no; asked why this happened, and the GM said let us explore by ourselves, so here comes the question, what is going on here? Did we discover the hidden plot? Or the other party? Is it from the opposing camp?"

"There must be a reason, otherwise we wouldn't be allowed to explore by ourselves."

"Is there anything wrong with these people? People from the opposite camp? I used to play games, and if you help people from the opposite camp, you will lose your reputation."

(End of this chapter)