Global Shelter Game

Chapter 191: Chapter 184: Teleportation Point

In the public chatroom.

[We just got used to the crises happening every ten days, and now you’re telling me that’s over? Are you kidding me?]

[I always thought the early crises were too easy. So it turns out that was just the tutorial phase?]

[Dude, too easy? I barely scrape by every time. It’s been killing me.]

[I think that guy has a point. It really was just a grace period to weed out the useless players. Whoever is left is the cream of the crop.]

[That actually makes a lot of sense.]

[We just got used to a crisis every 10 days, and now they’re switching to randomly issued missions? That’s ridiculous. Who knows what kind of missions we’ll get.]

[But adding teleportation points is a pretty good change. It’ll make getting around the wasteland a lot more convenient.]

[Yeah, the wasteland is huge. Exploring and traveling was such a pain before. Teleportation points will save a ton of time.]

[But activating and using them must cost resources, right? There’s no such thing as a free lunch. Looks like we’ll have to earn it ourselves.]

[In any case, these updates at least give us more room to grow. Now it’s all up to us.]

[So, brothers, what do you all think about this update?]...........

Ye Yun read the discussion in the chatroom and felt a little emotional.

After so many crises, these managers had gradually matured. They were no longer the frantic newbies they used to be.

They were starting to learn how to think and react instead of just passively waiting for the next crisis. This was a huge step forward for them.

Ye Yun closed the chatroom and began to think about his next steps.

With the change in how crises occurred, he had to adjust his own development strategy to adapt to the new challenges.

First, he needed to further increase his shelter’s strength.

Recalling the issues he’d considered during the battle, Ye Yun opened the system to check the newly acquired functions.

Ye Yun opened the map and saw that it was now covered in a dense cluster of new icons.

The icons were a capital "B." These were obviously the so-called teleportation points.

There seemed to be a lot of them, but the number allocated to each region wasn’t actually that high.

The closest one to his shelter was located near October Town.

The other teleportation points, a bit farther from the shelter, were grayed out and couldn’t be activated.

’Looks like my guess was right. Someone has to explore these teleportation points first before they can be used. Otherwise, it would be like using a cheat to fly all over the map.’

Ye Yun rubbed his chin. Clearly, there was a certain logic to these teleportation points.

[Activate Teleportation Point?]

[Activation requires: 200 Blue Components]

[Once activated, each use costs 50 Blue Components for one hour of access.]

Ye Yun looked at the resources required to activate the teleportation point and began to weigh his options.

The activation cost wasn’t high—a mere 200 Blue Components, which he could earn back in less than a day.

What he was concerned about was the cost per use.

Fifty components didn’t seem like a lot, but it only kept the point open for one hour.

If he only needed it for a short time, the cost of 50 Blue Components wasn’t high. But if he needed to use it for an extended period, the cost would be astronomical.

Still, it shouldn’t be a problem for short-term use. A lot could be done in an hour, and if worst came to worst, he could just activate it again.

The teleportation point near October Town was an excellent choice.

October Town was a major hub in the wasteland with a high population turnover. Wanderers, merchants, and Bounty Hunters from all over frequently passed through.

Activating this teleportation point would undoubtedly increase Ye Yun’s operational efficiency in the wasteland.

Besides, Ye Yun already had a foothold in October Town, having successfully recruited suitable talent there several times before.

Normally, even with a modified motorcycle, it would take over a day to get to October Town from the main shelter.

However, with the teleportation point active, the travel time should drop from over a day to just half an hour.

After some thought, Ye Yun finally decided to invest the resources to activate the teleportation point near October Town first.

As the resources were consumed, a faint blue light appeared over the teleportation point. It had clearly been activated successfully.

Ye Yun immediately opened the management interface to check the teleportation point’s details.

[Teleportation Point: October Town]

[Status: Activated]

[Usage Cost: 50 Blue Components/hour]

Beyond recruiting personnel, Ye Yun also considered the issues of resource and intelligence gathering.

The activation of the teleportation point meant he could more easily dispatch teams to various parts of the wasteland to explore and gather supplies.

Whether it was searching for resources or scouting for information, everything would become more efficient.

Ye Yun believed that as long as he made good use of this teleportation point, he could quickly enhance his shelter’s strength even further.

Just as Ye Yun was contemplating how to best use the teleportation point, Bena and the others finished their battle and returned to the shelter.

Although the battle was fierce, everyone had performed exceptionally well under Ye Yun’s command, successfully repelling the enemy’s attack.

Ye Yun was very satisfied with their performance.

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