God's Imitator

Chapter 201: True Intentions

Cai Zhiyuan had obviously already considered this question."First, let’s look at the specific rules for poaching.

"From the previous ’Conglomerate Nation’ situation, our community currently has 11 people with one vacancy, so we can directly poach specific players without needing to kick anyone out.

"Poaching requires simultaneously meeting two conditions:

"First, the person being poached must agree.

"Second, the players from our community who entered this game must all unanimously agree, and there must be at least 3 people.

"Poaching requires all our community’s players to verbally confirm. After that, the poaching commitment will be locked at the game mechanism level and cannot be reversed.

"But the player we poach may have a change of heart: as long as other communities also extend an olive branch to them, they can choose from multiple communities.

"In other words, all players entering the game already inherently have ’veto power’. Poaching that is obviously harmful to the community is unlikely to pass.

"However, what kind of player to specifically poach needs to be considered in at least three aspects:

"First is loyalty, second is values, third is personal ability.

"It would be best if all three meet requirements, but this is difficult, so I think at least two must be satisfied, and the third shouldn’t be too far off either.

"And the players in our community responsible for poaching should at least have the ability to ’accurately judge these three points’.

"In summary, I believe currently only two players in the community can convince everyone in this regard.

"Li Renshu and Lawyer Lin."

Wang Yongxin’s expression was somewhat grave. At this point, Cai Zhiyuan had "revealed the dagger at the map’s end."

All that talk before was mostly just using the topic to make a point. The ultimate goal was still to concentrate the ’recruitment power’ but it must be said, Cai Zhiyuan’s method was quite clever.

Originally, the community’s ’recruitment power’ was essentially held in all players’ hands, with each person having an equally weighted vote.

It wasn’t easy for Cai Zhiyuan to concentrate the ’recruitment power’ into Li Renshu’s hands.

Although Li Renshu could to some extent manipulate proposals to influence swing votes, this wasn’t omnipotent and could only play a limited role in influencing swing votes.hink?"