Fooling Tomoko into being a system

There is a problem here. There is a huge contradiction between the development and survival of civilization!

Only a civilization that operates at full strength can achieve the highest development. A civilization that can operate at full strength is more likely to be wiped out by the three suns in the sky.

Only part of civilization is running?Cutting civilization into two parts, dehydrating one part and running another part, is not worth the gain. Half of the civilization will be destroyed, and the other half will not be able to obtain the corresponding technological buildings.

All surface buildings are destroyed, and reconstruction will take time. The consumed ore resources will not be refreshed. When the third day comes, the two halves of the civilization will be destroyed together.

It is better for the entire civilization to operate at full capacity and accelerate into the next era. In subsequent eras, productivity will usher in a greater explosion!Technology is also more developed and more useful information is available.

The development of civilization is expansion, from a small cave at the beginning to countless villages, towns, and cities, occupying more and more territory. In the steam age, trains must be used to connect cities.

When the era of chaos arrives, cities that are running at high speed will not have time to dehydrate. The subsequent nuclear energy era and information age will also face this problem.

As long as the Age of Chaos arrives, everything on the surface will be like a castle in the air!

This requires a constant era lasting 200 years. Within these 200 years, we will leap from the steam age to the information age!

The continuous Eternal Era will continue for another two hundred years. Kayaba Akihiko feels desperate just thinking about it!

At this time, Kayaba Akihiko finally realized what the most precious resource in the Three-Body Game is!

Time, eternal era time, continuous eternal era is the most precious resource in this game!

The development of civilization requires the Constant Era, and he cannot distinguish the Constant Era.

According to the nature of this game, as long as you are unable to detect the laws of era transition, even if civilization enters the electric age, nuclear energy age, or information age, it will still be equivalent to dancing ballet on the edge of a cliff in the strong wind.

And with the higher the level of civilization development, the greater the threat posed by the chaotic era. Even if the population can be safely dehydrated every time, what about the buildings?

Your own cities, factories, and research institutes were all destroyed in the Chaos Era. If you spend the resources of the planet to rebuild them, you will probably run out of resources and die trapped on the planet.

An entire civilization that only builds underground cities?

Yes, but the cost is very high. It can only avoid the double-day problem and the ice-free planet problem. It cannot solve the problem of three-day coming and igniting the planet. With the current level of technology, it is impossible to build a city deep underground.

But this is the only way Kayaba Akihiko can think of.

In order to avoid the advent of the Three Days, the only way is to find out the movement patterns of the sun. As long as he finds the movement patterns, he can avoid the chaotic era and develop in the constant era.

Perpetual calendar!The solar calendar compiled in ancient times!

Kayaba Akihiko has played with the Three-Body Problem many times, and it only reached the Iron Age. He wants to use the corpses of civilizations one after another to build the Tower of Babel in Babylon!

Try various methods, compare, and control variables, just to find out the rules of the sun's movement.

Kayaba Akihiko tried all methods and came up with research methods in the laboratory, but failed, failed, failed!

Kayaba Akihiko remembered that the name of the game was Three-Body Problem, an obvious reminder of the Three-Body Problem, but he didn't think it was true.

This is just a game, and it is impossible to calculate celestial problems. The three suns are only supported by the program behind the game, and there is no invisible gravitational pull behind them!

What he wanted to find was not the three-body problem in celestial mechanics, but the solar laws set in the game. Kayaba Akihiko distinguished the two very clearly.

Two days later, Kayaba Akihiko began to mutter to himself, doubting life!

How is it possible, how is it possible that there is no pattern!Even if he writes a random number in code, Kayaba Akihiko is confident that he can reversely deduce the result in two days.

But the epoch rotation in the game is completely inconsistent with his recommendation.

Kayaba Akihiko fell into a dead end in Game No. 15!

Kayaba Akihiko clicked on the next game, a blue light flashed, and the planet started moving again!

Skillfully find a good location to put down the cave, and five people appear.

One of them suddenly blinked, turned his head, and jumped up and down, as if he came to life.

"Hello, Kayaba Akihiko, your condition doesn't look good!"

Kayaba Akihiko clenched his fists. Do you still want to be in good shape when playing this game?

No, why are there other sounds in the game?

Kayaba Akihiko has always believed that Three-Body Game is an excellent stand-alone game, but this game is actually not suitable for multiple people to play together.

At most two modes, pve and pvp, can be changed. The pve mode allows multiple players to jointly develop civilization. Each player learns skills and protects the development of civilization.

In the pvp mode, everyone develops from the cave, develops and expands in the constant era, annexes and destroys other civilizations, and the one who survives to the end is the winner.

Kayaba Akihiko looked at the figure playing with dirt on the ground and asked, "Who are you?"

"Li Lin, an ordinary human, is barely a developer of the Three-Body game. I heard from 9s that you are studying the perpetual calendar and want to find the laws of the sun?"

"Yes."

"Please stop studying the perpetual calendar and look for patterns. This thing is useless."

Li Lin stood up and patted the dirt on his hands.

"To be honest, your ability to play to this level has exceeded my expectations. In just ten days, you can play the steam era. You are worthy of being an elite among human beings, Kayaba Akihiko."

"Unfortunately, the perpetual calendar is a dead end. Maybe I should write a statement in the game that there are no rules?"

Kayaba Akihiko waved his hand and retorted, "A dead end? How could it be useless? As long as we find out the movement patterns of the sun, we can know the duration of each constant era, and the development of civilization will not be a problem!"

"Rule? Hahahahaha——"

Li Lin seemed to have thought of something, laughed wildly, and said softly, "How can there be a pattern? The three suns in the sky are simulating the three-body problem. The only pattern is that there is no pattern!"

When Kayaba Akihiko heard Li Lin's reply, he was stunned on the spot and couldn't recover for a long time. He kept mumbling the four words "no rules"!

"You are over-playing and want to solve the problem through off-game moves. You should think about this problem from the perspective of a game designer, not a decryptor. When we design the game, will we provide a once-and-for-all solution?"

Kayaba Akihiko thought for a while. If he were a three-body game designer, he would not be able to allow something like a perpetual calendar to exist. He said with difficulty, "No, no!"

"The gameplay of this game is to develop civilization under the three suns. There are no shortcuts. The only shortcut is to be down-to-earth and take the long way around."

Looking at Kayaba Akihiko's suddenly enlightened expression, "It seems you understand. From a game perspective, this game cannot be solved through a perpetual calendar. As long as there is a perpetual calendar, the game is useless."

"As long as one person develops the perpetual calendar, everyone else can find the Constant Era based on this perpetual calendar. Is this game still interesting?"