The Troublesome Hero Among the Heroes

The class bell rang, and the students who were gathering in the classroom to discuss the game last night quickly returned to their seats.

This session is a math class. At first, everyone was afraid of Babbage, the Giant Dragon Cult. Many people saw five giant dragons crashing down a castle last night. Scared.

In the game, the resources required to recruit a giant dragon are extremely high. Last night, only a few people except Charles recruited a giant dragon to help out.

Just now, the students gathered together to discuss how Count Megadon can accumulate so many resources in a short period of time.

The game is videotaped, and many people have come to watch it soon.

But no one can understand. They only know that Count Megadon at first has invested a lot of resources in resource acquisition buildings and personnel, but they can’t figure out why the soldiers and weapons will not stop later. ’S going out.

But now is not the time to discuss this issue. Class is about to start, so everyone sits down.

Babbage looked at the students in a circle, and then fixed his eyes on Hayden. He said in a playful tone: "Congratulations to Hayden in our class. He was in the game last night. It was the first to win."

Hayden scratched his head sorry, that victory came from the opponent's death.

He also participated in a real-time strategy game. When he was intensively studying how to recruit troops at the beginning of the game last night, the system hinted that his opponent was disqualified from the game and he won.

Later, the organizer issued a system announcement, and everyone knew that Hayden’s opponent killed himself and recruited a female elf soldier, and then touched the female soldier’s ass and thighs...

Babbage’s classroom continued: "Presumably many people watched the Megadon game yesterday."

The students were all nodded, and many people were actually facing the scene of the last five giant dragons riding their faces. To see it.

The professor said again: "Many people don’t know, and it’s hard to understand how Megadon won in the end. They can’t start copying their homework."

"I’ll be here today. Tell everyone about the secret of his victory."

Everyone immediately became interested, straightened up and sat down, and opened the notebook to record.

Babbage brewed for a while and saw that the students’ appetite was lifted, so he solemnly said: "The secret of Megadon's victory lies in mathematics."

this time The students in the classroom suddenly became noisy.

"Huh?"

"No way!"

"Teacher you lie?"

Although the students dare not In class, but when encountering problems with the professor, everyone dared to question.

They want to hear the winning secrets, not to listen to the professors boasting in class.

Babbage ignored the students’ questions. It’s no wonder that human beings are lacking in some subjects and don’t understand that mathematics plays a huge role in the daily management of military, politics, and commerce.

He didn't explain directly, but started to answer questions by name.

"Hayden." He clicked on the first student. "Do you think I was right?"

Hayden stood up and thought about it, and said, "I at first thought you were joking, but if you think about it carefully, I think you have a bit of truth, but I don’t know where the truth is."

Professor Babbage’s nonsense to him is only polite and nodded. After letting him sit down, he lit Agatha again.

Agatha replied: "I think the essence of this game is a digital game."

Babbage’s classroom gave an "um" and clicked several Students, but they are all talking empty words, and Charles is the last to be spotted.

"Medivine." Professor Babbage said, "Tell me your opinion."

Charles stood up speechlessly, he thought for a moment, and said, "Professor You are right."

Then it was gone.

The professor knew that he was playing a word game with himself, so he said: "Let me talk about your further views."

Charles could only say: "I watched the video twice. Count Megadon is a genius."

Then it was gone.

Professor Babbage was speechless to him, so he let him sit down.

The professor controlled the chalk floating up and drew a few irregular circles on the blackboard, wrote a few numbers next to the circles, and said at the same time: "Agatha was right, this The essence of the game is a game of numbers."

After the pointer floated up and knocked a few times on the circle drawn on the blackboard, the professor continued: "These circles are in a mining area in the southern part of the castle. The distribution map of the resource point, the number is the maximum number of people that the resource point can hold."

"The miners can store the ore from the resource point in the mine warehouse or directly transport it to the processing plant."

While speaking, he wrote down the mining speed of the miner, the weight of the ore transported at a time, the walking speed when empty-handed and with a heavy load, the distance between each other and the location of the castle.

He then said: "Now everyone can calculate how to invest the least materials to recruit miners, set up warehouses and arrange transportation teams to maximize the efficiency of mining."

Many of the students who were sitting were stunned, and they felt unable to start.

Some doubts suddenly came to mind after a while, and began to write and draw on the manuscript paper.

Watching more and more students start to calculate, Professor Babbage told a story: "I had a relationship with Megadon a few years ago. He is indeed a genius in some fields."

"He has a high level of knowledge in overall planning at a young age. The network diagram he proposed has played a great role in project management and decision-making."

"In this game, he calculated the optimal solution for resource collection and consumption, and obtained a lot of resources in a very short time."

"If you look at his Throughout the construction of the base, it will be discovered that these mines are just a leaf on the tree, and it is the large number of leaves that make up a large tree that makes people feel terrible and incomprehensible."

"In general, his approach is to reasonably allocate various limited resources after mathematical analysis, so as to obtain the greatest economic benefit with a certain amount of resource consumption."

Charles, who was pretending to calculate, was a little surprised. He lamented that expert is expert, and he immediately saw the key to the whole problem.

To put it simply, he used the most simplified version of the planned economy model to solve production problems in this game.

In order to deal with massive calculations, he copied more than 50 "self" in the end, and carried out data collection, calculation, analysis and decision-making in the past few days without rest. After discovering problems and After adjusting and discovering new resource points, I did it again. After four days of repeating the cycle, I came up with a rough mathematical model.

Fortunately, the opponent is very weak, otherwise he will not have enough time to carry out this tedious work.

He is not afraid that Babbage will tell this thing. Some things sound simple, but when they really get started, they find that the difficulty is no less than swimming to another continent.

Charles barely mastered this knowledge when he studied the Imperial Family Military Academy of the Kingdom of Rurik and St. Fillip Polytechnic University on the Dreamland platform. His innate talent is actually limited, so mathematics can’t be said. To understand is to not understand, otherwise he would have been admitted to 985 in his previous life. Only he himself knows the hardship he suffered in the process of learning this knowledge.

Now he happens to take this opportunity to learn and use, and he has achieved good results.