Shen Bowen was sowhat surprised, but said nothing.
Although the big screen could no longer be used to query the corresponding ga rules, as veteran players, everyone surely rembered the first ga they participated in and could describe it roughly.
So, if they wished, the three could still compare 'Flower Brick Poker,' 'Puzzle Poker,' and 'Blood Poker' to find similarities and differences, which might provide new information.
However, Lu Bingjun seed to abandon this plan.
This might be because Lu Bingjun couldn't fully trust Shen Bowen and Lin Sizhi yet and couldn't be sure if their described rules were completely accurate.
If there were discrepancies in the wording of so rules, it might mislead others.
Moreover, the experiences from the first stage might not be applicable in this stage.
Lin Sizhi had already asked one question, so Lu Bingjun turned to Shen Bowen.
After brief consideration, Shen Bowen said, "I'd like to ask how many players originally led the teams in the community gas, and who they are."
Lu Bingjun raised his hand to point at a female player with a high nose, deep-set eyes, and angular face: "The core players in the community's gas are and Ye Lin."
Lin Sizhi had so recollection of this player number 8, Ye Lin. Her aura was the strongest among all female players, although she hadn't spoken much, her distinctive temperant and appearance still made her presence felt.
She introduced herself as a blogger, a profession that doesn't offer structural advantages in the ga. However, it was evident that becoming a ga core depended more on personal ability, with the knowledge system rely playing a supporting role.
Lu Bingjun added: "Of course, once we enter the second stage, we may face many new challenges, so the community structure will inevitably change and won't remain constant.
"If everyone performs well in the gas, we can also consider setting up a third core, a fourth core, giving everyone a chance.
"In short, since we've entered the second stage, we should look forward and adapt to such changes as much as possible.
"Our community must strive to be the winner of the second stage."
This statent could be understood as a reassurance to the five 'outsiders,' making promises of 'sharing the pie based on in-ga performance.'
However, it might not be an empty promise but rather a possible one to fulfill.
After all, the community has grown, and having a third or fourth core in the ga is entirely reasonable.
Huang Shengjie was still observing the surroundings in the community. Among the three players entering the New World for the first ti, he seed the most curious and active.
Unlike the slender and taciturn Qin Cheng, Huang Shengjie, although appearing disheveled and sowhat sleepy at first glance, once energized, seed like a different person, more fitting the 'energetic young person' definition.
"When I entered the community and scanned the wristband, I saw on the screen that we must follow the community rules and not violate them.
"Otherwise, visa ti might be deducted or we might be deported.
"What are these rules specifically?"
Lu Bingjun looked at the big screen: "Retrieve 'Player Behavior Guidelines.'
Soon, the relevant information appeared on the big screen.
In the previous stage, when players first entered the community, the big screen would automatically announce the corresponding guidelines.
But afterwards, as new players joined, the announcents stopped, and introductions were done by veteran players.
Lin Sizhi reviewed these rules again from start to finish, and they were almost completely identical to before.
They still fell into 'Basic Life Guidelines,' 'Community Activity Guidelines,' and 'Walkway Judgnt Guidelines' sections.
Lu Bingjun took the opportunity to explain the specific rules to Qin Cheng, Lu Qi, and Huang Shengjie, the three players entering the New World for the first ti.
However, Lin Sizhi noticed that among many rules, there was a supplentary rule never seen before.
[This stage contains a unique 'negative state.']
[Every three days, three players will be randomly selected from the half with the least personal visa ti in the community to endure the 'negative state.']
[As the ga progresses, interval ti, selected player numbers, selection rules, etc., may change.]
Qin Cheng also noticed this, asking, "What is the 'negative state'?"
Lu Bingjun shook his head: "I'm not sure, this rule was not present before."
He looked at Lin Sizhi and Shen Bowen and received the sa negative answer from them.
It was apparent that this was a new rule appearing only in the second stage.
Everyone fell into brief silence, obviously having no clues, and all believed this vague rule wasn't a positive sign.
Ye Lin, the community's other ga core, furrowed her brows: "The appearance of this rule might imply that we should consider adjusting the community fund proposal."
She paused slightly, then continued explaining: "Although it's not clear what the 'negative state' specifically is, since the community explicitly included it in the rules, it certainly isn't an irrelevant punishnt.
"The rule mandates dividing players based on personal visa ti, with the half having more visa ti completely unaffected, while the half with less visa ti might be randomly selected to receive this 'negative state.'
"If the visa ti remains low, one might be continuously selected due to bad luck until the visa ti enters the half with more.
"But when one person moves up, another is pushed down, which remains a constant half-and-half process.
"We initially allowed players to gain more voice by paying additional community funds, but this rule's ergence might severely impact everyone's willingness to contribute to the community fund."
It was evident that Community 2 had achieved certain community construction results in the previous stage's gas, establishing the system of contributing community funds.
But from Ye Lin's statent, the confird contribution thod clearly wasn't just a fixed proportion but rather a later ergence of a 'strong player's voluntary extra deposit' approach seen in Community 17.
aning, strong players, after gaining more visa ti in the ga, donate it to the community in exchange for greater voice power.
Consequently, Community 2 players' personal visa tis might not fully match their in-ga performances.
So players may perform well in the ga but have little remaining visa ti due to large donations.
The appearance of the new rule might cause those who donate more to ironically fall into a 'negative state' due to insufficient personal visa ti.
Ye Lin showed a keen sensitivity to the rules, aligning with her position as the community ga core.
However, Lu Bingjun didn't directly agree to this plan or consider making imdiate changes to the community fund rules.
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