According to experience, the "garbled" code in the game usually has two meanings:

One is the "slang" that only university city creatures can understand; the other is the bug when the data is "chaotic".

Guo Guo was deeply "confused": "If I remember correctly, in the last dungeon, there was already a bug due to the question of whether to upgrade to one or the other?"

The last time you could go to a higher school, the result was uncertain, but this time you can't even be sure about the ranking result?

When she was still wondering if the game was going to close down, Tang Jue had already opened the customer service interface.

Guo Guo's eyes and hands are quick: "Wait, the consultation asks for money!"

Compared with the points, the credits are few and hard to earn. One less point is one less point, just looking at it is very painful.

Tang Jue raised a smile and motioned her to look at the credits column: "Now we can afford the money."

Looking along his gaze, Guo Guo was stunned: One, ten, thirty... thirty-four?

Wait, she actually has 34 credits now? ? !

Is there something wrong with her eyes, or is there a problem with the system?

Tang Jue pointed out the answer: "Because the credits for our exam are calculated according to a coefficient."

When they were still in the "Three Universities", the credits earned in each exam were based on the basic premise and increased in difficulty: for example, B-level is 3 credits, A-level is 4 credits... But after upgrading to one, the credit coefficient Suddenly flipped twice!

This means that when Ben's basic credit is 1, the current basic credit becomes 4, plus the difficulty factor, under a B-level copy of "Zombie Siege Practice", each person in the dormitory will get 12 credits on average.

"Before the Friendship League, my credits were 18, the league gave 5 credits, the entrance exam did not add credits, and the zombie siege had 12 credits."

Zhang You calculated silently: "Should you also deduct the 2 credits from the Customer Service Complaint Office?"

Tang Jue clicked on another message: "Now these 2 points are returned."

A new text message in the inbox reads:

[Verified by the Inspector's Office, the reported problem does exist, the demerit has been dealt with by the Office, and all the credits consumed by the report will be returned. The school is my home, and the construction depends on everyone - thank you for maintaining and supporting the discipline of the university town! ]

So after all, Tang Jue now has 35 points, and Zhang You and the other three have 34 points.

Although Guo Guo didn't understand the calculation process, it didn't prevent her from seeing the results: "Round up, haven't we already got one-third of the total credits?"

She kept in mind that as long as she got 100 credits, she could "graduate" and leave the game and return to the real world.

This is the ultimate goal of the four, but now it seems to be no longer so far away, but there is hope for touch.

"Isn't it just over 60 points left!"

Guo Guo was full of blood in an instant, and began to break his fingers full of energy: "It's a big deal, let's report a few more at a time, anyway, the blame is positive, and too many people offend means that no one has offended..."

Zhang You: "..."

As if he could hear Guo Guo's voice, the customer service interface started to flicker as soon as it was opened, and he seemed to be hesitating whether to flash back or not.

Tang Jue Tie explained: [This time I don't report it, I just ask questions, and it only takes 1 credit. ]

There seems to be something to breathe a sigh of relief, and the customer service attitude is also very good:

[Customer Service 017: It doesn't matter, your "Exam Discipline Maintainer" certification has been passed, and reporting exam-related problems will not consume credits. ]

Tang Jue paused at his fingertips and was very interested: [Really? thanks for reminding. ]

The customer service hasn't answered yet, but she has changed the topic: [But I remember that this title was obtained in the copy of the health inspection, how can it be certified now? ]

customer service:"……"

Tang Jue: [Could it be that the previous customer service clearly saw the certification, but deliberately didn't tell me? ]

customer service:"……"

[Customer service 017: Dear classmate, do you have any urgent matters that you would like to consult? ]

Tang Jue Youyou: [There is no urgent matter, but there may be two more complainants. ]

[Customer service: There is no credit reward for complaining about customer service! ]

Tang Jue: [The school is my home, and the construction depends on everyone. Obligation to complain is the responsibility of every student. ]

customer service:"……"

I regret it, regret it now.

Now that I can't shake Tang Jue at all, and I can't "touch" her trump card, it can bend and stretch immediately:

[Actually, if you consult first and then report some test details at will, you can “operate” here and convert it directly according to the report, which does not consume credits. ]

[OK. ]

Tang Jue is fluent in kindness: [Thank you so much, I won't bother you too much, right? ]

Customer Service: [You are welcome, they are all acquaintances. Student convenience is what we serve. ]

In order to prevent Tang Jue from changing his mind again, after receiving the question this time, the customer service responded faster than ever before:

[After inspection, your problem is not a system bug, and the global dormitory ranking list is currently normal. ]

[As for the "garbled" code problem...] The customer service paused for a few seconds: [It should be the reason for the ranking calculation mechanism. ]

Tang Jue: "Computer mechanism?"

[Yes, the ranking requires comprehensive rankings based on the dormitory's pass rate, loss rate, game winning rate, NPC winning rate... and other data. However, if there is no failure in these data, the system cannot perform the corresponding calculation. ]

Customer service summary: [Simply put, there must be at least one failure to be included in the ranking. You are currently unranked because the failure rate of your dorm was not detected. ]

606: ? ? ?

Guo Guo was surprised: "What kind of logic is this? All the dormitories have to fail once?"

Customer service is very rigorous: [Failure rate does not mean failing the exam. It also includes details such as the defeat of NPCs, the defeat of students in their dormitories, the defeat of dungeon levels, etc., and even if it is only a logical setback to the candidates, it can also be counted. ]

[However, sorry. ]

The customer service brewed half-language, and finally implicitly: [Perhaps, you can try to change your own style in the next exam, and give NPC a little more space? ]

606: "..."

Blame them?

Although the results were a bit unexpected, the rankings have a say in any case - it doesn't even seem like a bad thing?

But in any case, the four can only put it on hold temporarily and deal with more urgent matters first.

Needless to say, skill upgrade lottery redemption. But in addition to the items he got from the mall, Tang Jue took out another item.

Those were two pieces of paper taken from the zombie copy.

"Can the original two experimental records be brought back here?"

Guo Guo took it left and looked right in surprise, "But how come there is the first one? Isn't the trick only to find one?"

Tang Jue repeated the original words of the bald girl Fang Zhou, explaining: "Because the last copy of the copy was too busy, I didn't explain the details clearly."

The first experimental record seems to be only a detailed version of the first, and no information can be seen. But she still had an intuition, so she kept it close to her. didn't expect to actually bring it back.

Guo Guo nodded: "I really can't see anything, only the number of experiments, anchor point, pairing... Wait, what is this?"

She suddenly turned the paper to the back and her eyes gradually widened.

The three hurried forward, but only saw the smooth surface of the paper - there was no writing at all on the back of the paper.

But when he raised his head, Guo Guo was already trembling with cold sweat, as if he was about to faint again!