Doomsday Game Online

Chapter 292 Chapter 292 Master of the base, activated (1 more)

After browsing through it probably, Link couldn’t help murmuring: “Isn’t this the first union panel of the server?”

Using the game of the previous life as an example, it is probably equivalent to the panel of the leader of the guild who occupied Shabak City.

Shabak City was replaced with a forward base, and Link became a base commander from the city lord, with more operational options.

However, his privileged user has not only management rights, but ownership.

From this moment on, all the secrets of the advance base were opened to his new master.

Through the base panel, you can also activate and open the infrastructure in various bases, build and maintain base defense devices.

You can also recruit new members and add permissions for them to enter the base.

Finally, base tax rates can be formulated, and the prices of equipment, materials, and various services can be adjusted arbitrarily.

Anyone who consumes at the base will turn into leeks.

As long as the base is developed, even if he lies still, he can harvest a large number of energy points every day-provided that the forward base can recruit enough and strong enough members.

The reason why it takes so long is because the cost of recruiting new members is quite high.

To recruit an awakened person, you need to use 10,000 energy points + an awakening-level core to create an authority device.

The power device of the transcendent requires one hundred thousand energy points, a transcendent core.

The oracle needs one million energy points, an oracle-level core-that is, the crystallization of divine power.

On the side of the wilderness world, Link’s No. 2 backpack only has Awakening and Transcendent cores.

In other words, the two big bosses, Crowder and Gene, are out of play.

Unable to obtain permission, the base will not allow them to enter.

Even if they break in, the base will not provide them with any services.

Fortunately, these two are trusted partners. They don’t have to worry about being betrayed if they don’t have permission devices. It’s just a pity that they can’t enjoy the convenience of permission devices.

Speaking of which, there are reasons why the authorization device is so expensive.

It consists of two important functions, one is the authority device to provide convenience, and the other is the “contract” clause that comes with the authority.

When the new members got the authority, they also signed a contract with the base-or the highest commander Link.

Acceptance of authority = acceptance of the contract, the member must abide by relevant regulations, including but not limited to confidential base-related information, not betrayal, not attacking the commander, etc.

The authority device consumes such a huge amount of energy points and cores, and a large part of it is also used for its “prevention function.”

If a member of the base is tortured or lured by the enemy and chooses to succumb, when he wants to disclose information, the relevant memory will be blocked by the authority device, and even erased.

Therefore, the stronger the member’s strength, the core and energy points of the same level must be used for restraint.

For example, if an awakening level authority device is used for an extraordinary person, the binding force and punishment of the authority device will be greatly reduced, and it is easy to cause problems.

After reading the explanation, Link found that the surprise was far greater than the regret, let alone the depression.

Only by becoming the top commander of the base can you have the authority to invite new members.

And without the divine power of the beholder, it would be impossible to repair the energy core of the advance base.

Without a complete energy core, the authority device cannot be manufactured.

Again, the more “expensive” things in the doomsday game, the stronger the effect.

So although the cost of restoring the base this time is staggering, Link definitely does not lose.

In addition to the function of recruiting new members, there are also activating and opening base infrastructures that need to be focused on.

Complete restoration only refers to the basic hardware of the base, just like the completion of a building, it does not mean that companies and residents can move in immediately.

If you want to live comfortably and comfortably, the company and residents have to decorate according to their own needs.

However, the operation authority of the forward base belongs only to the highest commander.

In the future, to obtain equipment and materials from the base, Link no longer needs to purchase it, and can directly call it from the inventory.

But all future expenses of this base will also be borne by him.

For example, activating and opening up infrastructure can formally activate the weapons and equipment department, the medical department, the logistics maintenance department, and the labor union.

These are all energy points and raw materials.

If the base does not have enough inventory, Link must figure out how to make up enough for it to operate.

However, the feeling of working as the sole shareholder does not seem to be bad.

A base that belongs to him alone, Link likes it very much.

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The previous base also had weapons and equipment departments, but the union did not have it. At this moment, it has other infrastructures on the list to be activated.

This gave him a lot of associations.

For example…Is the Weaponry Department really only able to supply the three entry-level standard equipment ABC?

The logistics maintenance department really only sells single-soldier carrying equipment, magazines, and maintenance?

Switching to the real world, this is as funny as the US military’s logistics only provides light weapons, but no aircraft, tanks, cannons and missiles.

The activation option is also very interesting. It also requires energy points and cores. After that, you need to pay a monthly energy point in advance to maintain the operation of the department.

Activation is also divided into awakening level, transcendent level, oracle level, and the cost is the same as that of making permission devices.

Just add a monthly maintenance fee, which is 10% of the activated energy point.

Link didn’t hesitate too much. He spent 100,000 energy points, an extraordinary core, and paid the maintenance cost of 10,000 energy points in advance to activate the weapons and equipment department.

This is where he first bought supplies.

The ABC suit purchased from it first accompanies him through the difficult period at the beginning of the end, and then assists him to enter a period of rapid improvement.

Even if he is promoted to the extraordinary, it still provides him with the basis for making quasi-master and master equipment.

So he chose to activate it first, rather than the union he had never seen before.

With the disappearance of 110,000 energy points and an extraordinary core, a room in the base suddenly lit up, illuminating dozens of heavy metal dormant bins inside.

The indicator light on one of the dormant bins lit up, and the Transcendent-level core that belonged to Link a moment ago followed a hose into the bin and just fell into an open groove.

A faint click sounded, and the metal armor piece that opened around the groove fell, retracted, and closed, returning to a normal breastplate state.

A powerful energy is injected from the line of the dormant warehouse into the interface on the side of the breastplate, completing the activation of the core, and the remaining part is stored in the core as the energy to maintain the core operation.

The warehouse door slowly opened, and a person lying in the dormant warehouse slowly opened his eyes, and two red lights lit up.

Sitting up with some difficulty, a pair of flashing red electronic eyes scanned the room, and it took him a while before he sighed: “It turns out that I can really see this world again.”

This is not a human voice, but an obvious electronic sound, but the content is full of emotion.

After sitting in the warehouse for several minutes, the man crawled out of it, stiff and sluggish, like a robot with poor control.