cost?

The audience was stunned when they heard this word, feeling vaguely familiar, as if Fang Shen had said it before?

"Of course I have. I have said before that survival in the wilderness is actually a mathematical problem. You must consider costs and benefits in everything you do." Bi Fang pointed to the picture of the first contestant who stood up and kept moving his body.

He was very cold.

"What can you do if you don't sleep at night? Walking at night? This is never a good idea. Walking at night in the forest is very dangerous. The first thing is the direction problem. If there are no stars, you can easily lose your way, and it is also at night.

A lot of animals are active at this time, running around and leaving a trail of scent behind, making it easy to bump into and catch up with them.”

"The weather is too cold. If you keep relying on activities to keep warm, your body will consume a lot of energy and will easily get hungry, so you can only lie in the shack, even if you can't sleep.

These people may not have slept alone in the wild, but they still understand the truth, perhaps not as clearly as I summarized it, and they also know to conserve their strength as much as possible and wait until dawn before exploring."

Only then did the audience understand why the contestants had to lie down in the shack despite being unable to sleep. It turned out to be to preserve their strength.

The first awakened contestant moved his body for a while, and the sky became bright. After feeling that his body was getting warm, he let out a breath of mist and began to look for new fire-making materials. He failed to make a fire last night, and his arms were so sore that he could not help himself.

Try again. I have recovered a little today and plan to try again.

With the faint light, he began to search for suitable materials, and often went to some larger rock piles, which made the audience quite puzzled.

Seeing that some viewers were puzzled, Bi Fang explained: "He is looking for flint. In the wild, flint can be found in larger piles of rocks, and the probability of finding it is the highest."

As the sky lights up at one o'clock, more and more contestants wake up. The temperature in the wild in the Rocky Mountains is completely below zero. Many people have a handful of white frost on their faces as soon as they wake up.

Gradually, the audience discovered that two contestants were sneezing.

This is a sign of a cold.

Many viewers were quite worried, and Bi Fang also had a premonition that maybe someone would quit as soon as the game started.

However, the next step is the main event.

Bi Fang held the thermos cup and his thoughts gradually drifted away. He remembered his map design and the placement of the contestants based on his strict calculations.

How should the contestants spend their three hundred hours? Should they choose to build a camp on the spot and accumulate survival materials step by step, or should they choose to travel through the wilderness in order to obtain a higher score?

If you choose to travel through time, do you have to deviate from the straight line to find a wooden house a hundred kilometers away? Take a gamble on the materials inside?

It will take at least two days to find the wooden house. Is it still possible to successfully cross?

If he chooses to give up traveling, can he still be better than the players who choose to stay and accumulate for several days from the beginning?

Physical ability, distance, danger, time.

Players need to carefully consider every step. One wrong step and the next wrong step may be the clarion call for success, or it may be an endless abyss.

Today is the first day the contestants have experienced, and it is also the day they need to make a choice.

"Should we move forward, stay, or... stop here?"
Chapter completed!