The Fourth Natural Disaster in the Wasteland

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Use the protagonist's world as the starting point for the real world: 1. Don't give skills directly, but give theories of various powers. Players can explore and derive skills on their own. 2. It is best to analyze the principle of player power improvement. It is impossible for players to gain power without logic just because they are players. Otherwise, why wouldn't the protagonist give the aborigines this characteristic? 3. The principle that players can be resurrected after being defeated, and the principle of body formation. As well as the derived problems of retaining and losing power after being defeated. (Is it possible that this book provides clones to players, so that this point can be perfectly avoided, but players need to start over) 4. Try to avoid multiple numerical values, such as what numerical conditions are required for a weapon to be worn. You can directly start from the fact that the weapon cannot be lifted, or how the weapon will react to the body.

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. . . . . I don't know when (the fourth natural disaster) this label became a leek-cutting game.