[2] Genius Mechanic

Chapter 238

Abandoned Mining Site

When the intelligent electronic sound started playing, all live rooms shared a blind selection interface locked onto the live perspective. The special blind selection interface displayed only four options, without detailed background information or clear terrain areas. The only provided information was the most basic, such as pollution value fluctuations, magnetic field interference, and terrain complexity.

The digitized interface disrupted part of the original arrangements for the team coaches gathered together, showing varying expressions.

In the Dawn galaxy, to allow Dawn netizens to quickly see the situation of the eight teams, the Star Network had a specially arranged live interface with eight perspectives. Many netizens gathered in the full-view live rooms, and even those who had watched the previous Stellar Domain matches were bewildered by the blind selection phase of this year's Stellar Domain competition.

"The difficulty has increased. Generally, blind selecting the initial teleportation location is not much different from randomly teleporting into the pollution zone at the beginning."

The commentator in the live room continued, "But with the blind selection divided into four regions, in the unknown format, the possibility of clashes in the blind selection phase is high, and the density of teams will also increase."

[It's troublesome, with 4 choices, they will definitely clash.]

[Really? In that case, with our Dawn's eight teams, the best situation would be an average of 2 teams per region, right?]

[Are you silly? There's no such thing as an average. What we fear most is that they clash with each other.]

On the map, there were only four regions to choose from, with a total of 52 teams. In a full scenario, each region would be assigned 13 teams.

The coaching staff of the major bases in the Dawn galaxy anticipated that there might be a regional division format in the first half of the Stellar Domain competition to quickly reduce the number of teams. During the original operational meeting, they tried to avoid conflicts within the pollution zone's internal terrain conditions at the beginning of the Dawn galaxy's team. However, with the current digitized four-region selection, they couldn't determine which terrain each region represented.

"It's difficult," Jiang Simiao said. "Not only do we have to guess what we'll choose, but we also have to guess what the strong teams might choose."

The optimal strategy is to start by avoiding the strong teams, understand the format, formulate a strategy, and then engage in battles for rankings.

The blind selection process of the Stellar Domain competition essentially disrupted the initial arrangements of all teams, not just in the Dawn galaxy. Multiple participating galaxies were uncertain whether their teams would collide with their own galaxy's teams.

While everyone was focused on the blind selection phase, the official intelligent electronic sound was already starting the countdown for selection.

The mecha pilots within the teleportation points couldn't communicate with the outside world. They could only judge terrain areas through data and quickly make choices.

"How do we choose in blind selection?" Huo Yan, as the team captain, had the authority to make the choice.

Ying Chenlin focused on locking pollution values and terrain complexity, selecting the option with the highest comprehensive value. "Choose C."

The other KID members had no objections. After Ying Chenlin finished speaking, Huo Yan quickly chose C.

Teams around them made their choices one after another. In less than ten seconds, the division of the 52 teams into regions was presented to everyone.