However, only after more detailed testing could it be determined that as far as the limits’ percentage goes, the score had decreased; that’s what happens when people from low environnts move to higher environnts.
In short, when comparing growth levels with environnt intensity levels under the sa premise, the limit percentage generally decreased by 20% on top of the original basis, with slight deviations in specific values but a very low fluctuation rate. If the growth level were one level higher than the environntal level, then this reduction rate would decrease by an additional 10% or so.
Would a higher growth rate lead to additional points due to environntal adjustnt for the individual? Theoretically, it’s possible.
In practice, however, beings with very high growth rates are even rarer than those with great talent, and the Ahn family doesn’t even have the resources to test for that,
If a person from a low environnt goes to a high environnt, the situation is as described above; conversely, it’s a different case.
But when people from high environnts co to lower ones, even those with a low growth rate automatically receive a significant correction. For instance, soone with a growth rate of Level 1 in a world of energy level 6, with only 30% of the comprehensive attributes compared to the native world, when they go to a world of Level 3 intensity, down three levels, will imdiately receive a 60% correction.
Growth rate becos less important; even if it has an impact, it would rely add around 1% on top of that base; such are the advantages of being from a higher background.
From the perspective of the percentage displayed on the panel, it equates to nearly tripling, which is very good and powerful. However, a comparison would reveal what is ant by the term ’gap’.
In a Level 6 environntal world, if the power limit is assud to be 10,000, then in a Level 3 world, the power limit would be 500. Taking the ratio, it would be 3,000 against 450... The ratio is high, but it’s weakened; even if it’s maximized, it’s only one-sixth of that in the native world.
Although not considered outstanding in the native world, at least due to such comprehensive attributes, one could be impervious to swords and guns. However, upon arriving at a lower-level world, because the comprehensive attributes are no longer high, guns can penetrate defenses, and bombs can kill.
As for the practice of cultivating in a low environnt and then moving to a higher environnt, it is feasible, but gaining improvents in a low environnt is more difficult... Whether it’s training or exercising, it won’t be as efficient as in a high environnt.
There is also a theoretical scenario in which reaching 100% comprehensive status in a low environnt would allow one to achieve 100% or 99% of the limit in a high environnt, even with environntal adjustnt.
However, this is just a theoretical scenario, usually only applicable to top-tier powerhouses in high environnts, that is, those with high growth rate and also exceeding 80% of the attribute limit in their high environnt. Such individuals, when moving to a low environnt plus actively applying environntal adjustnt corrections, could directly reach 100% status.
However, no matter how it’s achieved, the limit is set; upon returning to the high environnt, even with an inadequate growth rate, one could ignore the ’weakening’ caused by environntal adjustnt. For the natives already in a low environnt, if they’ve reached the limit, how could they improve further?
One would have to find a way, like the ascension described in so literary works, either by contacting worlds with higher environntal levels through alien phenona or by other ans of improvent, like accumulating skills and knowledge.
Then there’s the concept of comprehensive attributes. Initially, the Ahn family adopted a more detailed categorization, but after coming in contact with higher environnts, they realized that this granular thod was not applicable to asure worlds of higher environnts.
The higher the world’s environnt, the greater the disparity between limits, but speaking of power, asurents could still be feasibly calculated within Levels 1, 2, and 3 environnts; however, in higher ones, it was mostly aningless, not to ntion that different worlds have varying energy levels and intensities.
But as long as one of them reaches the corresponding level, it implies the world’s level is that high, just with different branches.
In worlds with high intensity levels, lifeforms generally have the constitution of humanoid Gundams; in worlds with high energy levels, people might be capable of wind summoning and rain invocation, yet their bodies could be rather fragile.
In a world with a high upper limit, beings with insufficient strength do not grow stronger than natives in terms of physical power and constitution by going to a world with a lower environnt due to an abundance of corrections.
Therefore, this thod of asurent was transford into a comprehensive statistical approach. Although this brought about more variables and made comparisons less accurate, it could be applied to most situations.
In her hunters group, Level 1 growth characteristic was the most common, with only one person possessing Level 5 growth characteristics—fire dragon? Fire dragons don’t count as people. There were only two individuals with Level 4 growth characteristics, and the rest were safeguarded by hunters with growth levels of Level 3, 2, or even 1.
Her hunters group was able to get the above asurent data because there were individuals with Level 4 and Level 5 growth characteristics who participated in experintal testing.
Her own growth rate wasn’t too shabby either, but it was only at Level 3. Having a Level 5 growth individual in the group was a stroke of luck that she had managed to discover. The two with Level 4 growth were found a year ago, and before eting Zheng Yichen, she hadn’t co across anyone with adaptability and a growth rate above Level 3.
And among those two Alien Phenonon hunters with Level 4 growth, one didn’t have much talent; even after being enhanced, he couldn’t beat so of the veteran hunters in the group with only Level 1 or Level 2 growth.
Fire dragons don’t count as people, and their growth rates are also hard to test; conservatively, they should be Level 4. Growth rate doesn’t an much to fire dragons anyway since they ca from a high environnt world. In other worlds, as long as the environntal levels don’t exceed the native levels of the fire dragon.
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