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@After waiting for a fate for thirty years, you can have some fun. For example, if a player logs into the game and kills the Japanese, if he is afraid that his combat power will collapse, he can be banned later [laughter]
The author can actually write more from a third-party perspective, such as the perspective of a national army commander, or a reporter or civilian, and look at the player's actions through a third-party perspective to show the heroic and fearless behavior of the player. A large part of the joy of natural disaster stories is actually this third-party perspective.
Come on, author, but be careful, the book is gone. There was a previous book with a similar theme that has been discontinued.
This book is the best I have read since the Battlefield series. There are very few books on this subject. After all, it is easy to be blocked. I still support the author's persistence in writing. The article has less poisonous points and the NPC's IQ is at least online. It can also express the true reaction of players. After all, in the eyes of players, this is just a game. I really hope that the vehicles from Battlefield V can be added later [laughing evilly] so that the young 97 beans can feel the shock of the Tiger. If you want to insist on the reason for adding vehicles, why should our German weapon masters be more equipped [laughing evilly]. There are also beautiful weapons and equipment of the Expeditionary Force, including Xie Mantou and Calliope. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
Come on, author, your writing is really good. It's just that the updates are too slow. Don't look back for big scenes. You should learn more about how to write big scenes. When the time comes, the whole God of Death will descend on Tokyo.
A good book, better written than The Undead Player, with more details, and the rules are more realistic. Because there are systematic dialogues, there are no shocking descriptions of the players, so it is not as enjoyable as the Undead Player, but it has more detailed descriptions, a stronger picture, and some jokes plus a better look and feel. I hope it will not stop updating.
It's rare to see a book about the battlefield. Please support me. Does the author have a group?
It is recommended to add a creative mode, that is, players can take exams in the game to obtain academic qualifications, and obtain corresponding levels of creative skills based on their academic qualifications. Depending on the skill level, they can make different weapons or other things.
How to say it? Anyway, I have never read an anti-Japanese book with this theme. It is very comfortable to read. It is described in a unique way. The battlefield, emergence, and new mode allow all players to block the Japanese together. The ones I have read before are either one person and a system, but this one makes me feel very comfortable to read.
Just from the perspective of viewing, it is very good. Most of them are based on the game. There are many detailed descriptions. It is very enjoyable. There are relatively few books now. It is a new book. You may feel that the pace is slow and you need to learn more. The disadvantage may be that some parts of the work or equipment are not displayed. There should be more and more people in the future. Come on 💪('ω'💪)
Come on! But be careful? (I understand everything) [If you change sites, remember to call me] (˵¯͒¯͒˵)
Well written, good luck to the author!
With 500 people, I can only say that the Pure Pro game can be played directly in the local area, and the Pure Pro killing game can be played directly.
I haven't seen this kind of work for a long time. The review of previous works was too strict and was directly locked up in a dark room.
The writing is beautiful, and if readers have questions, the author will reply and solve some of them. The writing of the Japanese is not too brainless, and the overall pace of the writing is not too slow. It is very detailed and describes every small battlefield and big battlefield.
Good book, [laughs][laughs][laughs] This is the first time I have seen this type of book. It is a very good group portrait article. It is not as speechless as the main character. The culture is limited. I laughed throughout the whole process. The whole text is refreshing.
Good book, but it's a pity that it was reported and sanctioned by Little Japan
The book was forced to be unfinished. It's not the author's fault, it's the platform's fault.
The writing is very good, very enjoyable. [Like] But here comes the question, what is the purpose of the author setting up this points mechanism? Why haven't you marked us yet?
The author updates too slowly. I hope the author can update three chapters a day, and then I hope the author can write about the Battle of Nanjing and other famous battles later.
It's pretty cool, just add a little bit of the player's dead body and the NPC is crying next to it [laughing]
This is the player+fight I want to see. Nice
The plot of fighting the Japanese is very exciting, but for book friends who have not played Battlefield 1 and Battlefield V, it may be a bit confusing. Great novel. I hope the author will update as much as possible, and I will soon see the last chapter...
It's shameful, it's not shameful enough. Hurry up and type.
Author, you must not fall! This is the only one I have now [crying]
There are some flaws, but overall they are good and beautiful. The author can think more about the settings and improve them.
It's over, it's over [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]
It's really good. It looks quite refreshing, but the quantity is small.
Although it's very novel, you five or six hundred people don't have a commander and they keep fighting randomly. The Battlefield game is old and there shouldn't be anyone who can command it, right?
Good book, especially worth reading