A large number of low-level players sold their resources to the operators.
Once those resources were sold, they quickly disappeared from their rooms.
However, these players weren't just keen on selling resources. Because if they did, their level or related roles couldn't be reflected, and they'd surely be rejected by Earth's civilization. Thus, they also need a certain level or skills, otherwise, it would be absolutely difficult to stay in civilization.
They needed their own balancing ability.
In short, everyone gradually reached a watershed. Those aiming to be professional players began to emerge, while those wanting to play well gradually showed their form.
Their circumstances were some sort of future dividing line, also forming small circles.
Professional players would try to avoid risks. They weren't prepared for battles, only wanting civilization to slowly develop from behind, allowing them to earn a lot of resources.
