My Pokémon Player

"Is there a gross relationship between building a house and operating it?!"

Lin Mu complained loudly.

"Don't you also have to build houses when playing management games? The two are pretty much the same."

"It's far from that, okay! Besides, in the games I played before I could build a house with just a click of the mouse, but in this game you have to actually do it."

"Come on, let's play this game just to have a sense of reality. I cut the wood you use to build your house tree by tree."

Chen Yan recounted his bitter history when he first entered the game.

"You're doing well. You can complete the task in the town. Back then we had to go deep into the forest to cut down trees, and we were almost wiped out by the trap bears."

"And this mission is also an urgent mission, and the reward is a lot of elf coins. If I didn't have to farm, I would have taken this mission long ago."

"Farming? Can you still farm in this game?"

Lin Mu keenly grasped the key words.

"Yes, this game is equivalent to a real world, of course you can farm."

"The land I planted was a reward after completing the tree-cutting task. It seems that there is no tree-cutting task now, but you can use Elf Coins to rent the land."

In order to allow new players to farm as soon as possible, Ryan specially issued a new decree. Players can spend a certain amount of elf coins to obtain the right to use farmland.

What? You said you have no money?

It doesn’t matter, our kind lord also provides loan services without interest, so that new players can also experience the joy of farming!

"Then why do I need to build a house? Why don't I just go to farming?"

Lin Mu was a little confused.

"Because the gophers have all been lent by civilian NPCs, even if you rent the land now, you can't cultivate it in time. You might as well make more money in these two days, and your debt will be reduced by then."

"What's a gopher?"

"It's just a gopher. Oops, I can't explain it to you for a while. Anyway, just believe me."

"Okay then, I'll take this mission!"

Although Lin Mu didn't quite understand what Chen Yan said, he knew that Chen Yan would not trick him, so he accepted the task of repairing the house.

"That's right, you can complete the task first. I have to go on to farm. If you don't understand anything, you can come to me at any time. My farmland is right there."

After Chen Yan explained the detailed location of his farmland, he temporarily separated from Lin Mu and returned to the great cause of farming.

Lin Mu also picked up the tools and began the task of repairing the house.

The situation of other veteran players and newbies is similar to them.

After introducing the basic information of the game, old players will recommend newcomers to go to the mission station to practice their skills on a mission.

On the one hand, you can earn some Elf Coins, and on the other hand, you can also enhance newbies’ understanding of the game through tasks.

Therefore, the old players did not do any tasks today. The number of tasks refreshed every day in the mission station is limited. They still want to let the newcomers do the tasks while they continue to farm.

When Ryan woke up and inspected the territory, he was very satisfied with the situation.

New and old players are working hard to build their territories, and there are no emergencies.

These new players take the game very seriously, and there are no players who act recklessly.

It seems that the method of asking old players to recommend closed beta players is indeed effective. These newbies are of high quality.

Just when Ryan was happy about this prosperous scene, he suddenly discovered a problem.

Both indigenous people and players are using the shoulder-carrying method to collect water for irrigation, which is very inefficient.

This made Ryan feel a little confused. That was enough for the indigenous people to do this. Their farming methods were already backward.

But players still use this primitive method of obtaining water.

After Ryan asked several players, he learned that it was not that they did not want to use more advanced irrigation methods, but that the conditions really did not allow it.

There are many rivers in Lane's territory, and the distance between these rivers and farmland is not far.

Therefore, for a long time, the indigenous people have carried wooden barrels to carry water from the river for irrigation.

Players naturally don't want to use this time-consuming and laborious method.

They were trying to find a less laborious way to irrigate.

But after they checked the relevant information, they discovered that the irrigation problem was really not that easy to solve.

In the real world, people in ancient times often dug a well next to their farmland so that they could easily obtain water for irrigation.

But the players had neither the tools nor the skills to dig wells, so they had no choice but to abandon this method.

They also thought of making irrigation tools such as waterwheels.

But large irrigation tools are not as easy to build as columbines.

The players have been tinkering for a long time, let alone making a waterwheel, they can't even make a basic human-powered rollover.

We can only see if any of the new players are good at carpentry, and let him do it when the time comes.

But that is a thing for the future. Now that the seeds have been planted, they are in urgent need of watering. They cannot keep waiting.

In the end, there was really no choice but to use the most primitive means to collect water for irrigation like the aborigines.

After learning about the situation, Ryan also fell into deep thought.

Irrigation is indeed a big problem. If it cannot be solved in time, players will not be able to do anything else these days, just carry water back and forth for irrigation.

This not only delays players' growth time, but also kills their enthusiasm for the game.

After all, no one likes to play fetch.

The players have thought of all the possible solutions, and Ryan has no better solution for the time being.

Is it really necessary to find a carpenter among the new players and wait for him to make irrigation tools?

But this method has too much uncertainty. There may not be a carpenter among the new players, and even if there is, he will have to spend a lot of time to make irrigation tools.

People can wait, but seeds can't.

"Hey, problems come one after another, can't I take a breath? Hmm? Wait!"

Ryan sighed, and his hands accidentally touched the Poké Ball on his waist.

"Oh my brain! How can I be led astray by this group of players!"

Ryan slapped his head in annoyance.

"I only thought about the irrigation methods in the real world, and forgot that this is the Pokémon world. What waterwheel is there? Isn't it enough to have water-type Pokémon!"

I just brought back a group of moles to help plow the land two days ago, so why don't I think of using Pokémon to irrigate farmland now?

As I said, Pokémon is the primary productive force!

Thinking of this, Ryan stopped patrolling the territory and turned back to the castle.

He first went to the courtyard to see if there were any water-type Pokémon.

After checking around, he found that most of them were grass-type and bug-type Pokémon, but there were no water-type Pokémon.

It seems that he has to go out to abduct again, no, he has to use his personal charm to conquer a group of Pokémon again!

Ryan didn't waste time, he made a simple preparation, then took Tianzhuzhu and the others, and said hello to White by the way.

Then he walked out of the territory and began to look for water-type Pokémon.

What he didn't know was that a pair of eyes hidden in the dark were staring at him.

"This person should be the target of the mission. He finally came out of the territory. Arbok, let's follow him!"

"Chaba cool!"