This is equivalent to opening a channel for external resource outflow.
In the short term, it indeed improves players' physical health and lifespan, allowing them to spend more time exploring and hunting in the Monster World.
The long-term cost is that the total sacrificial power is diverted, reducing growth efficiency.
Suppose Player A has 1000 points of sacrificial power, originally all could be invested in in-game enhancement, but now 300 points may be allocated to purchasing real-world items.
Directly resulting in a significant slowdown in the improvement of in-game strength.
Real-world enhancement is too tempting, and if most players choose to prioritize real-world needs, the average growth of in-game combat power will slow down.
Ultimately, players might find themselves investing more and more in reality, leading to the issue of the game excessively feeding back into reality.
