National Destiny Battlefield: Am I the Only One Who's Played Red Alert?

Let's talk about something heartbreaking. After reading the latest chapter, I don't know what kind of plot you want to foreshadow. To reduce the intelligence of the country to such a speechless point. The entire national operation headquarters is full of spies, and it can also confine the national athletes. Let's see if you, a development spy, can still escape the country.

There is a small piece of land every day. We will open the base first. Look at the orange cat next to it. The base opens slowly. At first glance, it is a cute new baby. Then we will deal with him first and extend the barracks. First, click on 30 good brothers and put a bunker. Look, he If you don't beat us, we will create a flesh man and touch his mines first. Now his development has slowed down and he is still very caliper. He has produced a meat man and it seems that he is going to touch the oil fields. We will then put a bunker to kill his meat man. You see, he can't stand it anymore and pulls out the wire and surrenders.

If you do this the second time you enter the book, you will be disappointed.

Even if you haven't played Red Alert, some tactical experts can't be so ****.

Look at the egg-colored man next to him. If he moves his base at the beginning, he will be dead... Our barracks will extend directly over. First, we will put out two *, put a bunker, and then a barracks. The barracks will be close to his base to leak people. If you see that he can't react, he will surrender. Now we have got two oil fields and two bases... Oops, this little fan next to me directly stole people and came to steal me. He thought I was a computer, put up a bunker, and killed his leakers... As you can see, it was this little fan who made the move first. He clicked on a prevention and control vehicle to set a path and stole his oil fields... We were stealing, and we couldn't defend the three bunkers.

It's not enough after only a dozen chapters. No matter how big the information gap is, it won't develop like this, right? Except for the protagonist himself, everyone is an idiot, right? None of them see that the protagonist has to take such action, do they? So why should we write about the national destiny instead of about the apocalypse?

You wouldn't be able to write a co-author without ridiculing it, right?

I feel like the description of the special forces instructor from Long Kingdom is a bit useless.

Persistence is victory, and the red alert is the collective memory of us born in the 1980s! Can't help but support!

Does Red Alert increase its attack speed by 10 times when attacked?