An in-depth understanding of space technology is needed to avoid warfare.
The third type of sealing is moderately difficult, but the thod of defense is too simplistic. Once the seal is broken, it still faces a direct challenge from the invasion force.
This is more like setting up a checkpoint leading to Earth for the invading force, rather than completely solving the problem of spatial docking.
But compared to the first two thods, Ah Lan feels that the third type of sealing is more suitable for the Moon Eclipse Clan.
Add a layer of doors to delay ti as much as possible to prevent the invading force from arriving on Earth.
Ah Lan can roughly understand why the Star Network needs this kind of technology.
The upcoming war will unfold in the small world where the invading force is located, which ans players can arrive on Earth through the source space tunnel of the invaded world.
eting between the major and minor characters.
This is clearly one of the issues the Star Network worries about the most, and might even enrage the Superdinsional Deity behind Monster World.
Therefore, such problems must be prevented, even if the probability of occurrence is very low.
The second fear is of panic-driven actions during the war.
Facing a player invasion, the invasion forces of the small world will inevitably find it hard to resist.
Becoming enemies with the players ans facing endless, ceaseless harassnt.
No matter how powerful the small world forces are, they cannot withstand the consumption of the players.
In desperate situations, the invasion forces might abandon their small world holand and migrate en masse to Earth.
This ans that the war will still continue; Earth will then face the invading force that's nearly been crushed by the players.
But as long as there's a possibility of war, asures must be taken to prevent it.
Solving all issues within the small world is the best outco.
This gate may not withstand the full force of the invasion force for long.
But under the players' relentless onslaught, the migrating remnants of the defeated forces will certainly be blocked at this gate.
At that point, Earth only needs to pile on resources to power the seal, making the migrating remnants feel despair.
In fact, Ah Lan believes that reinforcing the seal also has a potential purpose.
The goal is to prevent the spread of disaster.
Currently, the player's strength isn't considered a Strong Clan in Monster World.
However, players have many ans of sanctioning small world forces.
Not to ntion the Dark Race Crystal controlled by the warden, Life Souls that can grow rapidly in the small world.
Players only need to use the Immortal Virus tactic, and a normal small world cannot withstand it.
He can even be certain that the Immortal Virus will definitely appear in this war.
In the last Doomsday Small World, players were heavenly deities who eradicated the Immortal Virus, slaughtered the Immortal Zombies, and saved the world.
But in this new expansion facing the invasion forces, players will transform into doomsday natural disasters, using all possible ans.
Currently, there's an obscure faction among the player community: "I Still Have Zombies."
Each ti before dying, they drink the Immortal Virus, allowing the dying player to continue fighting in Immortal Zombie form.
This action produces no impact in Monster World.
There are many thods in Monster World that can suppress the Immortal Virus, and the Immortal Virus is even far less than the foundational energy unit of Black Tide.
When the two et, in Black Tide's eyes, the Immortal Virus is just nourishnt; it has no right even to survive, let alone spread.
But in the small world, the Immortal Virus is an unsolvable doomsday fear.
It will sweep across the entire small world with astonishing efficiency, affecting all living things.
If the spatial rift continues to exist, an imasurable real crisis may erge.
Immortal Virus invasion.
The previous Doomsday Small World regressed from civilization to an almost barbaric primitive society because of the Immortal Virus developed by the Ghostly Clan, dripping into the small world through the space transmission channels created by them.
This led to the decline of the relatively advanced modern civilization of the small world, with the vast majority of living beings perishing in this catastrophe.
Only less than 1% of the remaining few living beings survived by hiding underground.
This ans that if the Immortal Virus were to join the battlefield, similar crises could also appear on Earth.
Following the space tunnel built by the invading forces, connecting to Earth, it could arrive there.
The mbers of the Earth Alliance, existing in a long-term weak Spiritual Energy environnt, have very poor physical fitness, leaving them unable to resist the infection of the Immortal Virus.
Perhaps in just a few days, the entire Earth would fall.
This is even more terrifying than the invasion forces of the small world.
The Star Network obviously calculated this point, so it requires him to learn the technology related to closing space channels before activating the Space Transmission Array, to eliminate potential risks.
In fact, the Moon Eclipse Clan possesses so basic space sealing technology.
However, these techniques cannot compare with the technology in the library of Imperial Tomb Village.
To better implent the plan to seal space tunnels, he needs to master more relevant knowledge to make the upcoming seal stronger.
This war will also be fought on two levels.
Offline sealing defense, online natural disaster heavy punch.
There's no need to worry about the online part, as the infinite fault tolerance rate poses no risk of failure.
Even if the transmission death rate is over 50%, it poses no threat to players.
A failed transmission ans browsing forums for an hour, watching livestreams for an hour.
Death is even jokingly called by forum players as an anti-addiction system, forcing players to rest for an hour to rejuvenate.
But unlike online, offline must be foolproof; any small problem could evolve into a global catastrophe.
In a brain overclocking state, Ah Lan is like a sponge, continuously absorbing space science knowledge.
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