Although the players of "Jedi 2" successfully prevented the Lightpower camp from destroying the home star at the end of last month, the Super Earth has suffered severe damage.Now, the game has released its latest mission: launching the reconstruction plan by claiming "war reparations".Where did these funds come from? The answer is still full of features of this work - to eliminate more enemies.

Developer Arrowhead announced in the mission briefing: "The reconstruction of the Super Earth has been fully launched. The complete loss assessment report shows that our parent star has suffered immeasurable trauma - including inflation-adjusted astronomical repair fees." To raise funds, players need to carry out a "forced asset confiscation" operation, which is to annihilate 290 million light-energy enemy troops and 2.9 billion Zergs in less than a week.

This type of "large-scale enemy annihilation" mission has always been a stage to show the terrifying efficiency of players.Over the past year, several similar tasks (especially for fragile Zergs) have ended early due to early goal accomplishment.However, the order of magnitude of the Zerg annihilation target does pose a serious challenge. The unofficial war tracking application shows that players have only eliminated 223 million Zergs, and the progress will exceed the deadline for about three days.In contrast, the front line of the tourist bright people is progressing smoothly, with a completion rate of 41.3%.

The discussion on the Reddit forum reflects that players have developed a certain amount of burnout for photovoltaics-related tasks, and some people hope that the goal of this mission is to fight robots.