I Live on the Land in Global Games

425: Chapter 409: Territory Competition (Combined Chapter)_3 425: Chapter 409: Territory Competition (Combined Chapter)_3 Moreover, since Noa was at the village level, it had begun to use Sub-camps to establish a transport network to facilitate player travel, so it was not short of people, and its previous upgrade had been quick.

But it was too poor; it took a long time to fundraise for the Town-Level Long-Distance Transmission Array, and it was only after the completion of this Transmission Array that it was able to upgrade to city level.

Mu Ying estimated that, given its current financial situation, it would have to save up money for a while more before it could build the Territory Internal Network.

The construction of a Cross-Regional Transfer Array would likely be even harder.

Furthermore, its population should be overly saturated by now; what is lacking is the necessary infrastructure that costs money.

The territory can’t even provide living spaces for all those who come to seek refuge; many people can only set up tents.

This point, once Noa opens up the Territory Internal Network and a comparison of the timeline is made, will roughly gauge its daily territorial income.

However, while having a large population, the prosperity and living standards are far from matching those of Noa’s own territory, which is a great place suited for attracting population in the future.

Mu Ying made a note of this.