If it was an open beta game, there would definitely be a wave of controversy, but since the game helmets were given to players by the game company for closed beta, no one could argue it was unfair treatment. 0

That was also why Chu Guang never loosened up on closed beta qualifications, preferring to often auction off more technologies than to start selling the helmets to the highest bidder. 5

Moreover, that couldn’t be considered a personal benefit.0

Like Steel Plant 81, the Bull and Horse Group was also technically Shelter 404’s investment. There were four shareholders among them, but even so, their factory and everything else they controlled would eventually benefit the shelter. 0

And the money from the dividends as part of the factories or whatever they made was basically spent on the New Alliance, either subsidizing most players to buy equipment or investing in infrastructure.0

A Miner series exoskeleton sold for 4,000 CR in the Enterprise, but they could fetch a price of 8,000 chips in Boulder Town. However… In NPCs stores of the New Alliance, players were able to purchase them for merely 2,000 silver coins! Of course, they had a limited number...0