Douluo: My Sand Sculpture Player

Chapter 75 Arrangement

When the trio of A Yin, Zhang San, and Da Sima returned from the Soul Hunting Forest and announced the collected information on the regional channel, all players realized that this event officially planned by the game was unprecedentedly difficult. Once they couldn't get through it, I'm afraid the entire player camp was razed to the ground.

Although many people complained that the game planner was crazy and actually made the first activity in the game so difficult, but after a month or two of adaptation, the players have already become familiar with the reality of this Douluo Dalu game. , on the contrary, it made each of them work hard and join in the activities of protecting the player camp.

Da Sima plans the types and distribution of traps for players.

For today's players who are still not strong enough, making traps to resist the beast tide is the best solution among the options.

Otherwise, it would be difficult for some players who have awakened Martial Spirits such as Hoes and Bluesilver Grass to withstand the impact of the beast tide.

All you need to set a simple trap is rope or wire.

Due to the lack of mineral resources in the entire player camp, the metal wire was quickly abandoned. The rope made of bark could be used reluctantly in daily life, but in the process of making traps, it would obviously Seems a lot weaker.

Fortunately, Yang Ming had the foresight to bring back a batch of Human-Faced Demon Spider eggs. Now these batches of Human-Faced Demon Spiders have made great achievements again, because Da Sima discovered that the toughness of the Human-Faced Demon Spider's silk is not inferior to that of metal wire. , and sometimes even surpassed it.

Man-Faced Spider silk is perfect whether it is used to make a trap or as an auxiliary material for traps. More complex equipment only requires a sharp blade to process wood. The choice of materials for making traps is very important. Choose wood that is resilient, tough and durable, not dead trees. Hazelwood is easy to bend, elastic and strong, making it an ideal material of choice.

In addition, the following materials are often required for making traps: rolling knives, choke ropes, hangers, entangled nets, falling rocks, snares, etc.

Resilient saplings easily keep prey suspended in the air, and the taller and stronger the sapling, the more effective it is. Some traps require a combination of two or more methods to set up.

The rope snare is the simplest kind of trap, and the spider silk is used to set the trap. There is a loop at one end so that the other end can go through it. Then, tie tightly to a stump, rock, or tree.

The noose is a slipknot that can wrap around the neck of a small spirit beast or the legs of a large spirit beast.

A piece of spider silk is too slender, and the rope set used for arrangement needs to have enough binding force. Therefore, before starting to make it, players still need to spend a lot of time to knead multiple spider silks into more detailed ones. Thick spider silk.

From this, players improvised nooses of different sizes.

When setting up traps, the living habits of the prey should be taken into consideration. For example, cartilaginous rabbits like to stand on higher grasslands and look around. Only when they feel reassured about the surrounding environment will they jump forward and run forward. Place the noose at a certain position in front of the obstacle, which exactly matches the distance they jump in one jump. If the noose is too close to an obstacle, the cartwheel rabbit will rush over without getting caught.

Using a stretchy sapling to tighten the noose can lift the prey off the ground and hoist it, making the trap more effective. On the one hand, it eliminates the possibility of the soul beast breaking away, and on the other hand, it also reduces the possibility of other soul beasts stealing food.

After the elastic rope trap is made, the mechanism will be triggered after the prey is trapped, causing the sapling to bounce up, and the prey will be lifted off the ground. This method is ideal for hunting cartilaginous rabbits and three-tailed foxes, as it can snare prey from both directions. The layout of natural passes along the soul beast's footprints is more effective.

The principle of the baited elastic rope snare trap is the same as that of the elastic rope snare, but with the addition of bait. The loop of rope is laid flat on the ground and the bait is suspended from it. When the prey picks up the bait, the mechanism is triggered.

Bait elastic rope traps are suitable for catching medium-sized spirit beasts, such as needle boar, etc. This type of rope trap should be set up in an open area so that prey can easily spot the bait. The best places are small clearings in the forest.

Bait elastic leg snare trap uses natural forked branches or two branches tied into a forked herringbone shape, inserted vertically on the ground, and the line drawn from the end of the bent elastic tree is tied to the upper end of the short stick, and the rope snare The end is tied to the center of a short stick, and the other end of the short stick is in contact with a branch with a bait tied to one end. The friction between the herringbone branches and them is used to keep the entire device in a balanced state.

The noose lies flat on the ground directly beneath the bait. This type of leg trap is suitable for catching larger prey, such as colorful deer, earth bear, and Gangfeng tiger. For the vegetarian five-color deer, the bait can be precious herbs or scent glands, which can arouse their curiosity.

One end of the elastic pressure trap rope sleeve arm is placed on the support arm, and the other end is laterally connected to the wooden pile with a hanging rope. After the prey gets into the trap, one end of the rope arm falls off the support arm, thereby driving the rope switch on the stake. Suitable for catching small spirit beasts, such as cartilaginous rabbits. Set up on routes frequented by prey.

The swing elastic rope snare trap can be set up in an open area to control two adjacent trace lines at the same time. There are two movable rope sets on the cross arm, which are suspended upward by the hanging wire and tied to the "V" shaped notch of the tree stump to maintain balance.

The roller elastic rope trap rope arm is placed horizontally on the circular grooves on the front sides of the two supporting arms. The upward rope trigger line is best tilted back slightly to maintain balance. Suitable for catching cartilaginous rabbits and three-tailed foxes. During the struggle, the trapped soul beast breaks away from the support arm of the rope arm, and the reverse elastic force of the bent sapling will lift it off the ground.

Platform rope traps are suitable for catching larger spirit beasts, such as five-color deer, earth bear or Gangfeng tiger. They are relatively heavy and leave a depressed footprint on the ground. Set a rope noose on each side of the platform well. When the soul beast steps on the platform and sinks, the trigger arm will detach from the balance arm and pull the rope sling, thereby firmly trapping the soul beast's front legs and lifting it off the ground. But use a larger rope noose. There is no platform. Instead, the soul beast steps on any balance arm to directly drive the trigger. If the lower one is stepped over, the rope noose will tightly wrap around the neck of the little soul beast.

The bait release rope trap fixes two forked wooden stakes on the ground. The horizontal arm and the vertical bait arm are connected to the groove on the same side. The upper end of the bait arm is pulled up with a spring line to maintain balance. The end of the rope rope is also tied on the bait arm. This type of trap can be set up on a small piece of open grassland in the forest to capture some small carnivorous soul beasts.

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