He was unsure of the life monitoring mechanism of Puppet No. 2.
But just like players, pets are also living entities.
Is it possible to have pets take the hit instead of players, thus creating output space for the team?
With this idea, Ding Xiao decided to enter real combat testing the next day.
With 592 people in the group, that means 592 growth pets could be sacrificed, indirectly improving output efficiency.
The next day, in the afternoon.
Ding Xiao led the warband to strike again.
This round of challenges proved his speculation.
Using pets as sacrifices was completely feasible.
It resolved the issue of sacrificing players to create an output environment, which would otherwise lead to reduced numbers affecting output.
But a new problem soon emerged.
When the 489th pet was sacrificed, Puppet No. 2's body had already suffered severe damage and would enter a special state, unleashing a full-area beam bombardment within the spatial scene.
