Jia Zhengyi suddenly slapped his forehead and tirelessly inquired about the mechanism: "I remember in the previous region, some players mentioned the distinction between different difficulty levels in the game... um, it was something like dangerous situation, desperate situation or something like that."
"System, what's your opinion on this? How is it different from the 'Difficult Match' you mentioned? Is it a similar difficulty level?"
Jia Zhengyi's response did not receive a reply from the mechanism.
It remained silent, offering no response about insufficient permissions, more like a simple question that didn't require its answer.
"Boss, it's ignoring me!"
"Hmm... Is it possible that the mechanism is very intelligent and automatically filters out some silly questions?"
Su Lin smiled helplessly, while Jia Zhengyi was taken aback: "Is this question idiotic?"
"It wasn't too stupid, but I could feel its contempt."
Su Lin looked up at the ceiling, which was almost as high as the sky: "That player's understanding is only below Zone C. The so-called guesses about the difficulty of the game are just players' insufficient understanding of the mechanics."
"It has its own operating logic and game difficulty distinctions, which are different from what players understand."
Su Lin understood from the silence of the mechanism that the so-called difficulty rating system created by the players was almost entirely nonsense.
Below Zone C, the mechanism only distinguishes between game types, not difficulty levels; the reason why players feel that some games are more difficult depends on their subjective feelings, which are largely influenced by their skill level.
Those with strong skills will not feel any difficulty; players who are talented and skilled in a certain type of game will also not feel any difficulty.
A match that is difficult for some players may be easy for others, and vice versa.
"Boss, I can't think of anything else to ask."
Jia Zhengyi scratched his head, somewhat embarrassed: "I feel like this guy looks down on people. He has time but doesn't answer questions."
"It's alright, let Linlin go and consult her. She's thinking about it more than we are."
Su Lin shook his head. He had already found a satisfactory answer. As for the remaining issues regarding permissions and the details that might be discovered, he would leave that to Xiao Linlin.
If even she couldn't think of something, the rest of the team might not be able to think of it immediately either.
"Boss, what do we do now? Should we wander around?"
"This place is similar to Sector D; there's nothing to see here, and no survivors to help you remember anything."
Su Lin turned around and walked towards the dormitory: "Let's go."
"Boss, what are we going to do?"
"Let's begin a new escape."
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