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Hal Setter explained with a smile: "Warriors, there is a limit to the production and operation of the territory."

"What do you mean?" Dawei still didn't understand.

"For example, the population of a city has a ceiling." Comrade Lao Ha said.

He nodded. It is not difficult to understand that the population cannot grow unlimitedly. In reality, it can overload the number of people, but everything in the game is based on data. Various production data in the territory, such as food and housing, are factors that restrict population growth. Therefore, to obtain more populations, the territory needs to be continuously upgraded.

The upgrading of the territory can increase production data. For example, the first-level logging yard is upgraded to the second-level, and the amount of timber mining will increase, which can ensure the consumption of various productions in the territory. The upgrade will also accelerate the speed of mining.

Hal Sete continued: "Correspondingly, there are ceilings in the territory."

This is not difficult to understand. The same principle, especially the size of the territory, limits the number of buildings that can be built, and the buildings require floor space.

"So what?" He asked.

"Especially god-like buildings," Hal Setter laughed.

He understood that Comrade Lao Ha was referring to a god-like building. The reason is clear, but he still wonders what it does.

"Why do we have to build now, and when will it be different?"

There is an upper limit to the number of divine buildings. The results are the same now and later. The only role that can be played now is to build a god-like building that can swiftly brush the city's comprehensive score. What's the difference between slowly developing the basic data of each step and gradually increasing the city score? A sky garden was built in advance, and it was useless to ignore territorial level plug-ins.

Hal Seth said, "Warrior, if the city's god-level buildings have a ceiling."

Ok? The question mark on Dawei's face, what the housekeeper was talking about, how he couldn't understand the more he heard it, it was even more brain-twisting than password twisting. He simply said: "Mr. Seth explained to me in detail, I'm not very proficient in this."

Since I can't understand, I can't always ask the key points and let the professionals perform on their own. Come here, the microphone is for you, you speak.

Hal Setter laughed: "Warrior, you haven't grasped the point. I mean that the city has a ceiling of god-level buildings."

Where can't I get the point, not the city ... He said suddenly: "Mr. Seth means that there is an upper limit on god-level buildings in city-level territories, but no county-level village level?"

This city in npc is not another city, it is a real municipal level, not a general term for the territory.

"Even the level of the territories has not reached the upper limit, so in theory there is no special building ceiling, so I will discuss with the Warriors to start construction from the urban construction framework." Hal Setter laughed.

It turned out to be the case.

"Let ’s say that relying on special buildings to grade and score. This is as simple as opening a plug-in operation. Building a city is so simple. Why do so many lords and business players think of it?"

In the construction of territories, it is the territorial operation that bears the brunt of it. This restricts the gameplay that most players cannot build a frame. The economic income of territories at the village level cannot drive consumption at the city level.

For local tyrants, it is possible to play like this, but a lot of money is thrown into it, and the problem of recycling cannot be seen. Let us say that high-end architectural drawings are unavailable, which is one of the main factors limiting.

However, for the Grand Guild, these are not the problems. It is necessary to have money and money, to have someone, and to have the corresponding material resources. But why does the Grand Guild not play like this?

Hal Seth's explanation is: "Because the territorial level reaches the city, you can build god-level buildings. Even s-class buildings also require professionals, just like when I pray for the spring altar of prayer, I need to show Ms. Sith guided me on magical attainments. "

"The sky garden in Storm City?" He didn't understand again.

"Hahaha, warrior, the sky garden is our researched building!" Comrade Lao Ha was very proud.

What's so proud of this, he asked, "Although we have a lot of talent, isn't it the only exception?"

"The Warriors do not know. The Institute can only be built after the territory reaches the municipal level, and the Institute can carry out corresponding research. The talents of the Warriors, Mr. Robert is a master in many fields, and there are 20 masters."

He realized again.

The meaning of npc means that under normal circumstances, it is impossible for a player to have so many professional npc talents, and they are all very high-end talents. There is no ceiling on which there is Robbert involved in the Titan discipline, and there is a team of minimum masters to start with. · Sete is proud for many reasons. Such a luxurious configuration is a top match among players around the world.

Moreover, research and development must have the conditions, especially the research and development of god-level buildings, piled mountains of earth and the characteristics of earth, which is an advantage. In addition, there are various theories directed by God-level Danah. The power of God-level Danah provides support, which is not a condition that players can normally have.

He sighed: "I didn't think it would be good to build a sky garden. After all, it is not a miracle building. I didn't expect that the knowledge inside was so deep. It's awesome! All three hundred and sixty lines are vast and profound. Territory management is also Not as simple as imagined, as long as you can play

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