Having their own magic armor production line meant that they would be able to equip their own warriors in batches. Not only that, they would also be able to fine-tune and even redesign the magic armor. This was definitely a good thing.
However, some churches didn't invest in this because the investment was too large and the returns were too slow.
Although this was a long-term investment in infrastructure, it was also an important long-term investment. The investment in technology couldn't be given up, and the human resources such as workers and technicians were also a huge investment. The most important thing was that they still had to maintain the online investment in mining and industrial resources.
Even so, due to the lack of basic industry, magical engineering technology, resources, materials, human resources, and design concepts, the final product would never be able to become a first-rate product.
In the end, they would often go bankrupt and create a batch of third-generation to third-generation and a half-generation magic armor. The amount of money and resources invested could even purchase a batch of fifth-generation magic armor.
Did they suffer a loss?
For some people, it was obvious that they suffered a huge loss. They spent so much effort to create a bunch of crappy products, only to be despised for using them on the frontline warriors. They might as well just buy them.
Even if the purchasing channels were limited, there would always be super-large gathering points. Even if transportation was difficult, there would always be a way to spend more money.
However, for some people, they would go all out to create their own magic armor production line. Even if it cost them money, they would still create their own magic armor production line.
This wasn't actually right or wrong. It was just that everyone's actual situation was different, so their choices were naturally different.
It was worth mentioning that the former were usually small and medium-sized churches. They bought weapons and equipment so that they could use them. As for the latter … or rather, most major factions and churches would try to create their own production line. Even for a long time, their warriors would still be using the magic armor equipment they bought.
However, after a few years or decades, the returns would gradually exceed the investment.
"… Magic armor production line? It's good, but isn't it a little inappropriate for us? "
Rorschach was somewhat hesitant. He also knew the importance of a magic armor production line. That was the foundation of a country. The reason why Cape Town currently had overwhelming strength was nothing more than an overwhelming number of magic armors. At the end of the day, it was because they had an extremely large number of production lines and supporting industries.
Rorschach also understood what it meant to have a production line for the Game Church. It also meant a stable supply of backup soldiers.
Furthermore, with his own exclusive production line, he could adjust and research according to the situation of the soldiers. If there were battle casualties, the repair and replenishment speed would be very fast. Furthermore, the combat strength and performance index would increase steadily.
Of course, Rorschach knew that this was a good thing, but he didn't approve of it.
After all, no matter how one looked at it, the Game Church was still a small or medium-sized church. Even if they managed to get a production line and could really start production, they would have to invest everything they had. Furthermore, they wouldn't be able to see any returns in the short term.
Of course, it's not wrong to look at the future, but it's so far away. Don't you want to trip over the stone in front of you?
[The simulated battle one month before the thunder season is directly related to the distribution of the electric shock ore mine. Furthermore, we don't know when the next distribution will be. If we don't plan to rely on purchasing materials for a long time to solve the problem of raw materials, we have to do something in the competition next month.]
Lori's answer didn't answer the question, but it was the most important thing at the moment.
Rorschach opened his mouth, but he didn't know what to say. Was this considered shooting himself in the foot?
"Perhaps, we shouldn't have made this proposal. If it was a proposal, we should have made it a little later …"
However, Rorschach quickly realized that this was obviously not possible. The proposal was the Game Church's choice after much consideration. It was a crucial part of their future plans.
It was even more impossible to delay the date. The thunder season's arrival was the life and death countdown. The last one or two months were extremely precious. It was impossible to delay it.
[Moreover, the magic armor production line this time is probably very different from what you think. The investment isn't that big. You should look at the information more.]
There are different magic armor production lines? Aren't they all developed by the Aishi People? Rorschach was stunned. However, he quickly realized that the situation was completely different from what he had imagined.
Normal magic armor production lines were all products of Eich, so the technology would definitely come from Eich. However, it would be impossible to create a complete magic armor production line just by relying on imported boxes. Nobody would be willing to throw such precious technology and equipment into a box.
The only possibility was that they were built by the Aishi People. They were all the patents of the powerful churches. If one wanted to buy them, they would have to go to the settlements of the major factions.
Even for the major churches, it wasn't easy to create a production line. The cost would always be high.
There might not be any Aishi materials here. The materials had to be adjusted according to the local conditions. The design concept and direction had to be changed as well. The worst part was that there were often core materials that couldn't be produced. One could only rely on luck in boxes or spend a large amount of money to purchase them.
Every production line was extremely expensive and difficult to serve. Even if you served them well, you might not be able to produce the required materials. Even if everything went smoothly and a finished product was produced, the product's performance and design would likely be outdated. It would have to be improved repeatedly before a decent product could be produced.
Rorschach had objected to investing in this because he had considered the long period of return on investment.
But now that he looked at the information, Rorschach realized that he had taken this for granted.
"… Technology from Cape Town? How did it leak out? "
That's right. The production line technology that was leaked out wasn't patented by the Aishi People. It was a counterfeit product from Cape Town.
"Is that thing even useful …?"
He stopped grumbling halfway through, and seriously thought about it, that day on the battlefield, the Corner City's army displayed a decent fighting strength.
"How many Carvells are there? How many Carvells are there in the prototype?"
Rorschach asked directly. The most important factor for a magic armor was its power. It represented how much mobility, external equipment, and magic energy strengthening it could provide.
[210 Carvells.]
Rorschach paused in surprise.
"How can there be so many? That's a fifth-generation magic armor. "
[Artificial Thunderstrike Stones and natural Thunderstrike Stones are used as raw materials. How can they not be high? And this is only a calculated estimate. If you use our technology and equipment, they should be able to reach even higher levels.]
Thunderstrike stones were incredibly expensive magical materials. Thunderstrike stones had the properties of storing energy and increasing energy, and they were often used in devices related to energy and mana. Using thunderstrike stones as a raw material for magical armor … At this moment, Roxia suddenly thought of pure gold statues.
"… This material is good enough to make a battleship, but they're using it to make magic armor. It's a low-quality product. Even though it has a high-performance power system, it doesn't have the necessary equipment or combat strength."
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