Rake was sothing that couldn't be hidden, because Xu Zhao would gift chips to attract players to co play. As long as players played one round, they would imdiately determine the specific rake value.
If not ntioned beforehand, players would definitely be angry after discovering it.
So supposing all six ga rooms set rakes and so rooms didn't write it, it would instead make players feel uneasy with a bad first impression.
A 10% rake wasn't much. Not writing it seed guilty, while writing it out appeared more forthright.
But transaction tax didn't need to be written.
Because after players obtained items in ga rooms, they could only confirm the specific transaction tax amount when trading, and selling cards would definitely be large transactions.
By the ti players realized the transaction tax, they'd long since fallen into the pit in the ga and could only bite the bullet and sell.
Conversely, writing transaction tax information on the sign in advance might very likely discourage players.
At this point, the ga unit Xu Zhao designed was more or less complete.
He wrote down the ga unit's na: 'Chinese Chess Endgas'.
The ga rules were simple and easy to understand, and the various data were relatively clear. Although there was nothing particularly complex or sophisticated in the design, Xu Zhao felt it well matched this requirent.
Finally, there was one more point: whether to invest his own visa ti to increase the room's funding ceiling.
Xu Zhao wanted to contribute but was willing yet unable.
Because he wasn't previously a God's Imitator and simply had no extra visa ti. What's more, after returning from 'Simple Q&A' last ti, he still carried debt and was currently in a destitute state.
So this was all he could do.
Xu Zhao set aside the written proposal. Ti was still relatively ample. Over the next few days, he still needed to look up information to determine specifically which chess endgas to use. So specific rule details and values might also be modified.
Close to the countdown ending, he could submit at the deadline.
...
Three days later, Community 17 hall.
Wei Yinzhang was eating lunch, though she seed sowhat distracted, probably thinking about problems.
There were also many other players in the hall reading books. Most were following Wei Yinzhang's advice, familiarizing themselves with various gambling tools or chess ga rules.
Li Renshu closed her book, "Yinzhang, do you have a lead on your ga?"
Wei Yinzhang nodded, "Yes, the overall frawork is there. It's just that so details still need repeated consideration and revision.
"But ti is sufficient."
Li Renshu nodded without asking more. She didn't want to know the specific rules Wei Yinzhang designed, just expressing concern.
Fu Chen also ca over, "You two, I have an idea.
"During this ti, everyone has been familiarizing themselves with so classic gambling tools and chess ga rules. Adding on usual accumulation, we should be fairly familiar.
"I think just looking at our own things and working behind closed doors may not have great results.
"Like during 'Blood Poker' then, before entering the ga we did explain most poker ga rules. But after entering, we discovered they directly used simplified rules and even clearly taught them to players.
"What truly affected the ga was instead hidden rules like 'single-player tables won't fold', which can also be seen as external moves.
"So shouldn't we set aside ti to discuss instead of working behind closed doors?
"Who knows, brainstorming might spark so ideas. If these ideas happen to match ga situations and help us discover hidden rules, we'd profit big.
"What do you think?"
Li Renshu nodded, "Yes, I also have this idea."
Wei Yinzhang hesitated slightly, "Okay. I think brainstorming would indeed be more helpful than researching alone.
"But I won't participate.
"I'm worried that if I accidentally say too much and the Gallery judges it as revealing too much information, then our entire community might be sanctioned."
Li Renshu didn't insist, "Alright. We'll just discuss using the information you gave before.
"You still focus on doing your own ga well, ensuring you can avoid the God's Imitator penalty chanism.
"However, I think although you can say nothing, it's better to listen in.
"What if our brainstorming also helps your design thinking?"
After considering for a mont, Wei Yinzhang said, "That's fine."
Fu Chen imdiately stood up, "Good, then I'll notify everyone. Let's quickly hold a eting for brainstorming."
...
Ten minutes later, everyone sat around the long table.
Although called brainstorming, without knowing specific ga rules and details, most people didn't have particularly good ideas and could only act as audience.
As for main speakers, of course they were still those capable of becoming cores in gas with certain leadership ability.
Li Renshu spoke first, "Today is just simple brainstorming. Everyone feel free to speak.
"Fu Chen and I both feel this ga is likely similar to 'Blood Poker': familiarizing ourselves with gambling tools and chess ga rules will certainly help sowhat, but more importantly is predicting what kind of 'external moves' God's Imitators will have, similar to the 'single-player tables won't fold' setting in 'Blood Poker'.
"Everyone can guess freely, which also expands our thinking boundaries. If soone happens to guess right, it benefits all of us.
"After all, the grouping this ti is still unclear. In the worst case, so players from our community might fall into completely isolated, helpless states without acquaintances.
"Of course, we currently don't know the specific ga rules and can only speculate using the small amount of information Yinzhang revealed previously."
Most people didn't speak because they didn't know what to say.
If sensitivity to rules was average, many people wouldn't even feel Wei Yinzhang gave any useful information.
However, fortunately there were still smart people in the community.
After considering for a mont, Wang Yongxin was the first to speak, "I'll first share my thoughts: after entering the ga lobby, everyone shouldn't look at rules for various ga units first.
"First observe other players.
"If players quickly scan through all ga room nas and decisively enter ga rooms under circumstances clearly insufficient to read all rules, imdiately follow them and watch their every move closely.
"Because they might very likely be the God's Imitator who designed this ga room and will try to use backdoors."
Everyone was stunned. Obviously, the first suggestion was sowhat unexpected.
Wang Yongxin continued explaining, "This is inferred from 'player and God's Imitator mortality rates'.
"God's Imitators are also players, bearing double mortality rates.
"So God's Imitators will definitely leave backdoors in their own ga rooms.
"Although they may not necessarily be matched to their own rooms, once matched, they can gain enormous advantages.
"So no matter how you look at it, leaving backdoors has more benefits than drawbacks. The vast majority of God's Imitators will definitely leave them.
"God's Imitators aren't all necessarily very smart. So God's Imitators' on-the-spot adaptability and problem-solving ability aren't strong. So after seeing their own ga units, they might very likely fail to adequately disguise themselves and hastily enter due to surprise and carelessness.
"At this ti, as long as you follow them and rember how they use backdoors to operate, you can steal part of their earnings, and they're actually helpless.
"Of course, if they're smart, experienced God's Imitators who can realize this in advance, they'll definitely do so performing, like spending long periods reading ga rules at room entrances, not entering for a long ti.
"So this thod can't guarantee success, but if luck is good and you successfully encounter them, ga difficulty will greatly decrease."
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