Ringo looked at the file several times, thousands of small incidents involving Inhumans. These were just the cases where there were fights between civilians and Inhumans, the kinder Inhumans simply thought it was bad luck and tried with another NPC.
What should he do, kick those guys out? It's no use, players can open multiple accounts, and with the logic of the game, they can be your best friend on one account and your worst enemy on another, all to see exciting scenes.
Especially now that they're on version 1, where player levels are still easy to climb, the number of Smurf accounts is very high. There have even been cases of civilian deaths, the imprisoned inhumans didn't seem remorseful at all, one of them even threw grenades into the street.
Ringo knew something like this would happen a long time ago, which is why he never wanted to get too involved with the Inhumans. He kind of regretted taking them into space, it was because of that decision that everything got complicated.
If the punishment was too lenient, it wouldn't stop, so Ringo needed to be tough, extremely tough with those players.
-First, the Inhumans who committed crimes will all be placed in cryogenics and locked away forever.- Ringo said, his eyes turning serious.
Melissa raised an eyebrow, curious.
-Secondly, from now on, all Inhumans below Grade C will be expelled from the cities. None of them can enter. Create camps so they can survive in the wild. Let them do difficult tasks outside.- Ringo continued, surprising Emma and Melissa.
Melissa frowned. -Isn't that too much? Only a fraction of them cause problems, should we punish them all for it?
-I've been studying the Inhumans, and it seems that the weaker they are, the more chaotic they become. In the future, I even intend to prevent Grade C Inhumans from entering civilian cities. I'm considering creating cities where only Inhumans and our personnel who can control them can live.- Ringo shook his head.
Melissa shrugged, anyway, she didn't like Inhumans either. Besides, thinking about the information, Melissa felt that Ringo was right, it was a pattern she hadn't noticed. Melissa also picked up another piece of information from what Ringo said, could the Inhumans still grow? And by how much?
-Furthermore, the Inhumans appear at specific points, all these points within Andrea will be isolated, and any Inhumans that emerge from them will be recorded and sent back into the wild. None of them can remain.- Ringo continued.
Melissa simply nodded.
Ringo created a few more rules, even restricting the Inhumans in cities with civilians, any abusive behavior discovered means they will be expelled immediately, with no possibility of return.
The Inhumans don't like being chaotic? Fine, they'll be chaotic outside.
Melissa took the report and left soon after. In a short time, she issued the order to all Hell employees: the inhuman offenders were immediately frozen, although they could still escape their accounts, which caused their bodies to disappear from the ice blocks. Without dying, they could not respawn anywhere other than the ice block.
It was a rudimentary form of prison, but it served its purpose.
While the players were still in shock, the changes were soon reported on national television.
The Inhumans, not only from Hell but from the entire world, were shocked by Hell's measures.
The players from the rest of the world who were still considering moving to Hell changed their expressions at the same time, they felt it was lucky they didn't.
The players also finally discovered how powerful they were, forcing an entire server to change because of it. Although in a negative way, there were still those who were excited about it and wanted to do the same in other nations.
There has never been a shortage of players who just wanted to watch the world burn.
The most unfortunate were the Hell players, especially those who did nothing wrong and just wanted to level up peacefully, a war of insults began in the forums, with everyone blaming each other.
There were many Inhumans who protested, the result? Freezing, imprisonment, Hell's politics changed directly overnight, the meaning was clear, if you want to play chaotically, let's see if you can keep playing.
Even Han Xiao, who was on planet Sunil, was shocked by Hell's measures, in his previous life, there had never been such a drastic event targeting players.
Although there had been hunting, it wasn't much, after all it was difficult to catch the players, and besides, if you gave them a mission, you wouldn't even need to catch them, even if you wanted to dissect them, the players would simply turn off their pain sensors and accept the mission with a smile on their face.
There were instances of Inhumans causing chaos in civilizations followed by retaliation, but unfortunately the players always managed to escape and take revenge later, so in the end it didn't make sense.
What Hell did directly attacked the players' interests, and there would probably be many who would want to retaliate in the future.
Ringo scoffed, in the future he would be a Grade S, even a Grade X, and he would be able to get his hands on the real tool for banning accounts, the Amber of space-time. When he reached Grade X, he wouldn't even need that, he could directly sever the players' connection to this world.
Who knows, maybe he can even use that connection to fry those guys' brains.
So what if these guys are unhappy? Ringo is unhappy too.
However, Ringo didn't actually want to start a war with the Inhumans, he had just used the stick, once the dust settled, he would use the carrot. Players are 'creatures' who maximize profit regardless of how difficult the circumstances are, if you offer enough benefits, they will smile while they suffer.
This whole situation caused a huge stir in Aquamarine, but the real Ringo didn't care about it at all.
At that moment he was adapting his own body to contain MCs.