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The Global Controller Level (GCL) is the main indicator of progression in the game. Much like Room Controller Levels, it is advanced by spending energy on upgrading the Room Controllers. The Global Controller Level is however, an accumulation of the total amount of energy that has been spent on upgrading room controllers, across any player owned rooms. A player will retain their GCL between respawns.
Progression
As you progress from one level to the next, the required control points to get to the next level increase as well. All players start at GCL 1, and can only own one room, and (with a subscription) start with 30 CPU. Higher GCLs will provide you with additional rooms and CPU.
CPU
With a subscription
A player that has an active subscription will have 20 + GCL * 10 CPU until GCL 28, where it stays at 300 CPU for all higher GCL's.
Without a subscription
If a player bought the Steam version, but does not have an active subscription, they will be limited to 10 CPU regardless of GCL.
Rooms
A player can claim up to, but no more than the current GCL. GCL does not limit how many rooms can be reserved.