What is the open space fatigue value? Interpretation of the open space fatigue value

In the game Open Space, there is a setting regarding fatigue value, but many players do not know what the fatigue value in Open Space is. Today, I will explain the meaning of the fatigue value and the factors that affect the fatigue value in the game. I hope that after understanding the fatigue value, everyone can pay attention to their own fatigue value in the game.

We can consider the fatigue value in Open Space as a kind of signal. This fatigue value will have varying degrees of impact on the drop rate of chests, reward acquisition, and monster generation.

Players can check their fatigue value in the game by opening the fatigue system in the merchant inspection, which is a symbol similar to a Wi-Fi signal in the game.

A player's initial fatigue value is 100%+. In this state, the monster drop rate will increase by 40%. If the fatigue value drops below 100%, the monster drop rate will decrease. Within a day, our fatigue value can drop to a minimum of 10%. Once it reaches this lowest standard, the fatigue value will not continue to decrease, and it will automatically recover the next day.

The deduction rules for fatigue value in Open Space are quite interesting. It depends on whether the monsters drop items or not. Dropping an item from a regular monster deducts 1% of the fatigue value, an elite monster deducts 2%, and a big boss deducts 3%.

After knowing the use of the fatigue value, let me talk about what contents in the game will deduct the fatigue value.

The first attempt at world challenges and time-limited challenges does not reduce the fatigue value. However, if the fatigue value is not at 100% during the first challenge, the first-time reward will be swallowed by the system. When we repeat the challenge, 1% of the fatigue value will be deducted.

When completing world challenges or dungeon challenges, note that each challenge has a limited number of chest drops per day. World challenges and time-limited challenges will only drop 10 chests daily. After all 10 chests have dropped, no more chests will drop, and at the same time, the fatigue value will no longer be deducted during the challenge.

Completing daily tasks and killing monsters with lucky chests also deduct 1% of the fatigue value, regardless of whether a chest drops or not.

The above is the introduction to the content related to the fatigue value in Open Space. In summary, we can completely regard the fatigue value as a signal during our exploration. This signal affects the quantity of resources, and the fatigue value will be directly transmitted to the team leader.