Chapter 20
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Chapter 20: Training Regimen
As an old player with absolutely more experience than Luo Ji.
Gao Su clearly had a lot of civilization points and didn’t care much about the points consumed by sending messages.
But the problem was Luo Ji was in a hurry!
He didn’t have time to look at his dots!
Just as he was about to send another message telling that guy to stop talking nonsense and answer his question quickly, Gao Su’s second message was sent before him.
“Develop military, and after unlocking the ‘Military Academy’ project, you can spend military points and civilization points to reroll skills.”
“However, the new skills you get after rerolling are also random, and for the same skill, the more times you reroll, the higher the cost will be.”
“It increases exponentially. You shouldn’t bother with it now, no matter…”
The reply suddenly cut off here, clearly reaching the word limit.
Gao Su’s second message quickly followed, continuing from the previous content.
“If it’s building a ‘Military Academy’ or rerolling skills, it’s a waste of resources for a newcomer like you and you can easily go bankrupt if you’re not careful.”
“Just bother with this later when you’ve developed further.”
“As for the number of skills, it’s simple.”
“Look at the star rating.”
“For example, if your bravery reaches 3 stars, you can learn three skills affected by ‘Bravery.’
“And so on, it’s the same for others.”
“So that’s how it is.”
Luo Ji secretly breathed a sigh of relief.
At least he could reroll skills.
“If I remember correctly, the ‘Fishing’ skill should be affected by ‘Endurance’.”
“The impact shouldn’t be significant in the early stage.”
However, since they were already talking.
Luo Ji decided to take this opportunity to ask about everything he still didn’t understand as it would save him a lot of trouble compared to researching it slowly later.
Thinking this, Luo Ji immediately sent another message.
“About ‘Morale’, are there any bonus effects?”
This time, Gao Su didn’t waste words.
His reply was quite direct.
“Morale has a maximum of 100 points.”
“60 points is the passing line.”
“At 60 points there are no positive or negative effects.”
“When it reaches above 60 points, you will get a ‘High Morale’ state.”
“For each point of morale, you will get a 1% combat power bonus, up until 80 points.”
“And when morale reaches 81 points, the state will upgrade to ‘Momentum’.”
“For each point of morale, you will get a 2% combat power bonus.”
“Once morale reaches the maximum of 100 points, the state will upgrade to ‘Invincible,’ directly granting a 100% combat power bonus.”
“In contrast.”
“Once morale drops below 60 points, you will enter the ‘Low Morale’ state, and combat power will decrease accordingly.”
“There is also a possibility of desertion.”
“Once it drops below 30 points, it’s ‘Morale Collapsed’ Basically, you lose the will to fight and are finished.”
With this morale guide from the experienced player Gao Su, Luo Ji easily understood the ‘Morale’ issue after reading it through once.
At the same time, he gained a deeper understanding of the power of Zhao Pan’s ‘Immovable as a Mountain’ talent.
After digesting this information in his mind, Luo Ji let out a long breath and sent a message to Gao Su to thank him.
“Thanks, there’s nothing else for now.”
Gao Su on the other side didn’t send any more messages in response to his thanks.
Clearly, their brief conversation had come to an end this time.
Closing the message window, Luo Ji didn’t idle.
He had mentioned before that he needed to come up with a training plan.
Although he had absolutely no experience with military training, he knew a little about exercises like sit ups and push ups.
They would be much more efficient and scientific than the original training methods of this era.
As for training in marching and formations, Luo Ji temporarily didn’t plan to have his tribe’s warriors practice that.
Marching training was time consuming and labor intensive, and its focus was on training a unit’s discipline which he didn’t need right now.
There were only twenty to thirty warriors in the tribe combined.
He could still manage them, not to mention the guarantee of high loyalty.
So, what he needed now was to improve the strength of his tribe’s warriors as quickly as possible.
They could undertake marching and formation training later, once their numbers were larger and the tribe was stronger.
After organizing the training exercises he could think of.
He quickly found Luo Yong, who was grinding two stone axes, and Zhao Pan, who didn’t know how to start training yet.
Luo Ji planned to teach these exercises to them first, and then have them teach the other warriors in the tribe.
Luo Ji felt that the best person to lead the tribe’s warrior training would be Zhao Pan.
After all, Zhao Pan’s intelligence and leadership potential were both 4 stars.
Theoretically, if he was trained, he should be very good at training warriors.
However, the current situation wasn’t right.
Zhao Pan’s seniority and status clearly wouldn’t convince the other warriors in the tribe.
That’s why Luo Ji also called on Luo Yong.
A few simple exercises were not complicated.
After Luo Ji demonstrated them a few times and explained the key points, Zhao Pan, who had high intelligence, quickly learned them.
His calm personality meant that he did things meticulously.
Every movement looked exceptionally standard, making Luo Ji, who had been demonstrating before, feel a little bit sheepish.
It seemed like he was doing it even more standardly than he was.
At the same time, the system notification sounded quite promptly…
[System notification: Congratulations to player ‘Luo Ji’ for triggering the ‘Military Training’ project. You have gained 100 civilization points and 1 military point.]
Ignoring the system notification, Luo Ji remembered very clearly that his remaining military points were 6.
Even with this 1 point added, he only had 7 points, still not enough to upgrade anything, so there was nothing to do.
Thus, his attention remained focused on Luo Yong and Zhao Pan in front of him.
Compared to Zhao Pan, the rough and ready Luo Yong was a bit slower to learn.
Although it looked decent at first glance, in some small details, it wasn’t particularly standard.
Luo Ji could see that his praise of Zhao Pan had clearly stirred Luo Yong’s competitiveness.
Of course, as one of the original members of the tribe, Luo Yong didn’t have any ill will towards Zhao Pan, he was just simply competing.
He didn’t mind this kind of healthy competition at all.
At the same time, a mischievous thought arose in his heart.
He clapped Zhao Pan on the shoulder.
“I have something else to do.”
“I’ll leave the task of correcting Luo Yong’s movements to you.”
Having said that, Luo Ji turned around and left.
As for the chief’s command, Zhao Pan naturally responded seriously.
This, however, caused Luo Yong’s facial muscles to twitch, and the pushup he was doing also went crooked.
Originally, this wasn’t a big deal, but it just so happened that Zhao Pan saw it…
“Your movement is distorted.”
“I know!”
“Don’t be so fast. The Chief said to maintain a good rhythm.”
“As I said, I know!”
“Then why are you still doing it so fast?”
“…”
