Chapter 298: I Want a Bit of God, but Not a Bit of Civilization

So, under the instigation and "loud roar" of the gods, the teams here were divided into several distinct camps!

"A good choice determines the victory or defeat of this game!"

The first camp is the believers from various churches.

They are more willing to customize some new and strange civilizations completely according to their own ideas. Some people here have seen the emergence of the "grilled fish civilization" before, and the propaganda of the restless God has made their eyes shine, and they can't wait to create all kinds of "I think this is civilization" civilizations!

Since grilled fish can have an outrageous civilization, what other outrageous things will not appear in this world?

The second camp is the contestants who are the descendants of civilization. They simply buy some upgrade drawings of the technology tree. They hope to regain everything they have lost. As for those past civilizations that have long died in time, and the new civilizations that the restless God promised to customize. For these, they are not very interested!

These people gathered in front of the statue of the Iron God. They hoped to get the most complete technology tree, and were even willing to pay more money to let the Iron Alliance make a perfect revision of their technology tree.

They believed that this time, civilization would not repeat the same mistakes, because the technology points had been fully upgraded. With the dialectical anti-extinction theory, how could they lose to those original civilizations or time dregs that did not even have moral values?

"A civilization that has experienced the test of time is strong and reliable. We must agree with this sentence, because we are the synonym of that strength."

Even if they are on the verge of extinction, even if they are about to be sent away, they are still alive in the universe. Even if the civilization regresses greatly, it has not perished, right!

The third is the heirs of the previous civilization.

Since these people are only heirs, not orthodox descendants, they can be new civilizations that developed later. They found the legacy technology of the pioneer civilization through archaeology, or some ancient magic encyclopedia, strange super ancient giant stone statues, etc., and thus gained the opportunity for rapid development.

Such a civilization is not very inclined to revive the pioneer civilization.

If the pioneer civilization is resurrected, won't they have to live under the control of the pioneer civilization again?

So among this group of people, some people originally thought: revive the pioneer and then replace him.

And now, it is obvious that there is no need to revive the pioneer, old thing you are completely useless!

They thought that they could seek the technology of other lost civilizations, and then copy and reproduce them for themselves. In this case, it would be safer to queue up with the time saints.

"The pioneer civilization can exist in any form. I can remember it, respect it, admire it, and try to become it. It doesn't matter what, but one thing is the most important, it can't be alive!"

"And its technology tree has almost been cut off when it came to us. It's time to give it up and make a new transformation."

This is the idea of ​​many successor civilizations. Of course, some of them do not agree with this opinion.

This is the fourth group of people.

"Although the pioneers are dead, the inheritance of ancient technology and the understanding of the thoughts of the predecessors are important guides to prevent us from going astray. We want to fulfill the pioneers' ideals, and we don't revive the pioneers because there is no need to revive the pioneers, and we will surpass the pioneers!"

This group of people chose the dual route of time slag + purchasing technology trees. They searched for the name of the pioneer civilization in the time slag, pulled it out after finding it, and then let the Iron Alliance completely dig up its technology tree, and got an important and complete new repair technology tree.

This is a brand new "new technology tree" that surpasses the pioneer technology tree!

"Is it a competition between [unrestricted route] and [pure route]?"

Some people in the queue whispered in the crowd.

It is obvious that although the people in the third and fourth camps are "heirs", there are great differences in the concept of how to inherit and continue to develop. The third camp hopes to evolve by any means, while the fourth camp hopes to retain its own background.

Of course, some people disagree with this.

"If it weren't in the Sixth Epoch, this kind of civilization competition might be promising in the future, with both sides having advantages and so on, but this is the Sixth Epoch, there's no point in picking up trash by any means. Don't turn around and run into a heaven-defying civilization. You turn over its corpse halfway and it suddenly comes alive, then slaps you twice and buries you together."

And the fifth group of people are different from the previous ones!

"I want to buy a god. Yes, no civilization, just a god."

I want a god, without any civilization in it!

The Saint of Time was confused: "If you want gods but not civilization, then why do you play Civilization?"

"Do you have to be civilized if you want gods? Can't I go to other civilizations and be a foreign god to eat and drink for free?"

The man argued: "Look, in the process of development of various civilizations, in those ancient times, there will always be some strange wild gods. Some gods are worshipped, while some gods are alone, wandering gods, powerful units that can be recruited. Isn't this very reasonable!"

The Saint of Time's tone was still puzzled: "But as far as I know, a single god cannot appear in the game as a civilized camp, which means you can't wander around in it and play the role of a 'destroyer' or something like that in a neutral identity!"

"That's the job of the game NPC barbarians. You can't take their job because there are already people working in this ecological niche!"

"Although other civilizations may be able to recruit you, you will not appear as the main object of worship, that is, at most you will be a subordinate god."

"If you work for others in reality, do you have to work for the Pantheon in the game world?"

The man fell silent.

After about five seconds, he reorganized his words:

"Then I can grow crops by myself, open up an area by myself, and become a farmer, okay?"

"Oh, additional resource output area, trade route +1!" Miss Malt at the front desk snapped her fingers: "This is possible, I will report it!"

"By the way, I feel that this can be made into a separate planting game. Your suggestion is very good."

Then the people in the sixth camp only focus on the time slag. This group of people believes that even if the civilization has been proven to be a failure, they must have had extremely glorious moments. Some civilizations even killed themselves. It is said that this is not uncommon in the ancient civilizations of the sixth era.

So, maybe there will be some particularly terrifying and powerful civilizations?

Exchanging ancient civilizations here with the Saint of Time is like buying antiques. You may find weaklings pretending to be strong, but in the long time, there must be civilizations that are so strong that they are against the sky, and they are sleeping in it!

Then, it is the seventh camp.

This camp is full of casual + fun players. They just want to have fun in the competition, so "which civilization can score high" is not important, and "which civilization has the best technology" is not a high priority!

They pay more attention to "the type of civilization".

Farming civilization, military civilization, religious civilization, reincarnation civilization, beast taming civilization, elemental civilization, and spiritual civilization

These civilizations can be found in the waste of time!

Finally, it is the eighth camp.

This group of people does not intend to take the normal civilization route!

Although they are also ordinary players or some believers, their ideas are more ingenious!

They squeezed in front of the restless God, hoping to get help from the "wrong God"!

The various civilizations and lives in the real world can no longer satisfy them, they hope to get help from the power of the subspace! Therefore, whether it is to let normal civilizations obtain the power of the subspace, or to create an original subspace race, it is feasible!

After all, the grilled fish civilization is also a subspace race!

This scene made Brother Hong Ling in the middle of the team think about it.

Although he represented the Fourth Epoch Civilization to participate in the war, is there a possibility that he can also learn from the subspace technology?

And besides this!

Obviously, no matter which camp the contestants are from, they have one thing in common!

That is, most of them hold the attitude of "maybe I can't afford too much money, but I can prevent you from participating in the competition". They flocked to the death salesman and happily took out the silver coins and handed them to him!

Maybe they will turn around and buy those design blueprints and industrial technology trees immediately, but before that, at least buying a "death salesman" once will give them an extra guarantee of victory.

They all thought that maybe the death salesman received too many orders and the number of participants was too large. Maybe he could sell to his enemies, and when it was his turn, he was too tired to get up.

Besides, if he didn't buy it, and his enemy bought it, then he would be in big trouble!

Who is the enemy?

It could be anyone who is queuing here!

It's like an insurance policy. Maybe it will never be used, but at least it is a guarantee!

So in the fictional kingdom of God, Shang Lin saw the list of contestants in the new newspaper.

A large number of design blueprints and extinction reports of "abandoned civilizations" and "original civilizations" were sent here together!