Chapter 354: Chapter 225: Cultivation Fantasy (2)
Zero-cost players can also cross tribulations, of course.
It’s just that the success rate is definitely lower than that of pay-to-win players; it’s more about luck.
Pay-to-win players can max out on all kinds of Realm-Breaking Elixirs and might pass the tribulation in one go. Zero-cost players might be stuck at a certain level for a while and need to try multiple tis to break through to the next level.
By the way.
In the ga’s tribulation crossing chanics, neither pay-to-win nor zero-cost players can achieve a 100% success rate; the highest success rate is around 80%, and the lowest is 30%!
"It’s a relatively luck-based chanic; even the biggest pay-to-win players might find themselves failing ten consecutive tribulations due to bad luck. Conversely, zero-cost players might succeed on their first try due to good luck."
Chen Ba explained: "To be more secure, whether you’re a pay-to-win or zero-cost player, the best way is to accumulate rit."
That’s right, rit!
These success rates are roughly estimated without taking "rit" into account.
If you add rit, the success rate can be increased to 100%! Accumulate enough rit, and crossing tribulations is as simple as eating and drinking.
rit is complete, rit is boundless...
These terms fully illustrate how important rit is in a world with immortal gods.
"A person with great rit must not be killed, or it will lead to extrely terrible consequences..."
Chen Ba explained the consequences in the "Cultivation Fantasy" ga of one player with great rit being killed.
Firstly, the killer will have their rit reduced by the amount the slain player possessed.
What if they don’t have enough rit?
Sorry, for killing a person with great rit, if your rit isn’t enough to deduct, it will go into the negative. Your lifespan will also be greatly shortened, which is known as diminishing life.
Aside from this, actions like dungeon raiding and monster killing will earn significantly less experience, and various drop yields will shrink by many tis...
"Diminishing life?"
It seems Lu heard a remarkable term from Ba’s mouth and curiously asked, "Aren’t cultivators supposed to be immortal and immune to death by aging?"
"Of course they can die of old age!"
"Cultivators, as long as they haven’t beco immortals, have a lifespan limit; they’re not truly immortal."
Chen Ba explained: "In the ga, we set different lifespan limits according to different cultivation levels."
For example, the Qi Cultivation Stage is limited to one hundred years, and the Foundation Establishnt Stage is limited to three hundred years!
This lifespan will be consud by the use of certain powerful secret techniques, entering special Secret Realm Caves, or even during closed-door cultivation.
When a player’s remaining lifespan reaches zero, which ans their end is near, if they haven’t broken through to the next level, they will experience a "reincarnation."
Reincarnation cultivation is very fast.
Moreover, reincarnation cultivation has an advantage in that it increases the success rate of crossing tribulations.
"Oh?"
Lu didn’t seem to expect that this could be linked together, so he asked, "So if the end is near and you can’t ensure tribulation success, or if you fail the tribulation, you can reincarnate to increase the basic success rate of the next tribulation?"
"That’s correct!"
"The ga encourages players to reincarnate and cultivate, which ans your lifespan is up, so go ahead and die; don’t bother eating life-extending elixirs or divine pills to linger on."
Chen Ba ntioned that the ga set a lifespan limit with the intention of encouraging players to reincarnate and cultivate.
Reincarnation cultivation has many benefits!
The only downside is that your cultivation level resets to zero, requiring you to start anew from scratch.
But that’s not a big issue, because the speed of reincarnation cultivation is definitely faster than normal cultivation, and there’s no need for tribulation crossing along the way. Even if you start from scratch, it doesn’t waste much ti.
The later in the ga, the more you need to reincarnate to increase the success rate of tribulation crossing.
However, by that ti, players might face a happy problem: too much remaining lifespan, how to spend it all?
"Haha, is there even such a thing?"
"Isn’t it simple? Just use those forbidden secret techniques more to drain your lifespan."
"Sounds simple, but is it possible that these lifespan-consuming forbidden secret techniques have very long cooldowns?" Chen Ba rolled his eyes.
When lifespan is short, just going through a few dungeons or entering a few ti-consuming Secret Realm Caves, and your remaining lifespan is quickly used up.
But when your lifespan lasts for tens of thousands of years, wanting to quickly burn through it all for the sake of reincarnation cultivation isn’t an easy task.
Are you kidding?
With a lifespan of tens of thousands of years, using forbidden techniques to burn blood essence, you’d take forever to burn through all those years, right? Do you think those skills have no cooldowns?
As for naturally dying of old age...
Forget it! In "Cultivation Fantasy
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