Genshin Impact: Start in the sea of ​​sand and reach the throne of God

Any job is a simple and straightforward business to run.

The same goes for upgrades.

This is a simple business of carrying "experience points" of materials to fill up the "experience bar". The size of the materials, the efficiency of transporting materials and the capacity of the experience bar itself determine your upgrade speed.

The speed of upgrading is equivalent to the speed of becoming stronger, Rama never denied this.

When getting stronger can be fixed for reference, the reason why the problem cannot be solved is very intuitive - when you go to a new map, the monsters must also be upgraded. They will upgrade simultaneously with you, and change equipment and spells at the same time. Then you Continue fighting.

In theory, your methods have become more numerous and easy to use. After you are well-equipped and have gained more teammates, although the enemies have become stronger, the actual operation is much simpler. There are few games that can beat the protagonist group to a dog in the early stage. Similarly, in the middle and late stages, the protagonists are still not given a chance to have fun together.

The problem Rama faces now is that when he becomes stronger and gains more means to deal with enemies, he does not become stronger as fast as his enemies.

This also means that when he arrives at a new map, he just has one more chance to be tortured by the enemy, and may even be closer to death.

When the gap caused by equipment is not big, you can still use operations to make up for it.

If the equipment level gap is too big, then there is really no way to operate it.

What could I doubt?

Rama asked himself this.

The problems he faces are essentially the problems Sora faces. Obviously these problems have nothing to do with his time travel. They are a kind of torture for Sora. Regardless of whether he time travels or not, Sora faces these opponents in the plot. .

It's just that Rama started as a Teyvat, so he had to think about the problem from the same standpoint as a friend of justice like Sora.

Teyvat has always been like this, and Rama really has no way to suspect any external interference factors.

"Your rhetoric is indeed a problem, but it is not a problem of the system." Rama said seriously, "Unless there is a possibility that my actual talent can bring greater help than the help the system gives me."

Quantitatively analyzing a question, becoming stronger is a question that is easy to answer.

No matter which way you use to become stronger, the result is to enable you to solve trouble when certain troubles come instead of being solved by them.

That's what Fukalos did.

Even if He practiced hard for five hundred years, he would still be crushed by the flood in the end. This is not a problem that He and His efforts can solve.

So He changed his approach and solved the same problem by helping Navilette become stronger.

Fukalos has not become stronger, but on the issue of Fontaine, Villette has the same position as him. At least on this issue, if Navilet becomes stronger, Fukalos becomes stronger.

The solution to the problem is usually to increase one's chips or remove the opponent's cards. There is usually room for such things to be done.

Phukalos' thinking circuit is an answer, and so is Rama's thinking.

The only possibility that the system is a lie is that his own talent is so outrageous that digitalization is a limitation.

The digitization of experience value is to fix an answer, ensuring that you can get it after a certain number of efforts.

This is a help to most people. As a repetitive work, learning cannot be improved every time it is repeated. If its growth can be fixed to dozens of test papers, a guaranteed increase of one point will be achieved. There is no need for such things as exams.

This was the case with Rama, and he often lowered his own values ​​when estimating, but still had to work towards better gains.

"Is the experience value a lie?" Such a thought flashed through Rama's mind.

He denied this sudden idea and realized that King Daci Shu still didn't give an answer.

"You even gave me the rhetoric to induce me to doubt the system, but you are unwilling to tell me why you helped me." Rama said softly, "Then forgive me for being unable to obey and can only refuse your kindness."

Whether you doubt it or not depends on the results.

There is no way to measure this kind of thing in the early stage, but if you want to test it in the later stage, there is always a way.

The benefit of digitizing experience points is that you can grow by accumulating values.

The problem with it is that if you can’t fill this number, you can’t get any closer.

If Rama has a way to prove that his talent can accumulate experience points faster than hundreds of millions of points, or if he can calculate the astronomical number of experience points in the future, then his suspicions can be justified.

Rama had never doubted this before.

His reference has always been the devil.

Demon gods are indeed divided into strengths and weaknesses, and for the same demon god, he will also have different values ​​that can be observed in the stages of youth, youth, and aging.

This numerical fluctuation is actually quite stable and does not exceed Rama's expectations too much.

They are just like mortals, they are strong and weak, and may fluctuate due to age, but they always remain within the same rank.

In the history of Teyvat, although there are few people who are humans and gods, it is not without them.

There is no such case yet where the demon god simply transcended the limitations of the life level and went further.

If you take into account that the demon will be limited by his own life level and cannot cross this limit, you will understand why Rama never doubted the experience value system.

This system really allowed him to see the possibility of becoming a demon god and going further.

The doubt raised by King Daci Tree was a later issue. What he warned Rama was that when you gain experience points and feel that you can rely on experience points to complete the transition beyond the Demon God within a stable period of time, Then think about your future growth. Do you still think you can meet that astronomical figure?

Rama had to be short-sighted, and trouble prevented him from seeing very far. He could only see the trouble in front of him.

But the skepticism this reminder brings is valid.

Where it works is in diverting the reflections Rama has been having.

Rama doesn't care why Sora can't keep up with the version. Rama's habitual answer before was that Teyvat is so crazy and its combat power system is unclear. Since the devil can retreat from the environment, then the Dragon King and even the magic It might be possible for Ness to suddenly turn into a colored pen in front of a special opponent.

He couldn't characterize such an environment and question why it didn't improve steadily according to the development of the story. The difficulty was so high and low that it was a headache.

It makes no sense to do so. It also makes no sense to question why there are various unreasonable developments in the real world. Rama had no way to question the world, he could only question himself.

But now He has a new suspect.

"Anyway, at least for now, the experience value system is definitely bringing positive benefits." Rama said with an unperturbed expression, "Maybe if I go further in the future, I will have to face an astronomical number that is unreachable, but that is also the future. .”