Battlefield: From the Start, Fighting to the Death at Sihang Warehouse

@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 😏 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 😏. There are also beautiful weapons and equipment of the Expeditionary Force, including Xie Mantou and Calliope. 😏😏

It is indeed a newbie writing the book, and it is actually much better than most newbies. However, the description of the details is indeed confusing, and until now, it is either the players or the enemy. It is all about the battle between the two sides, and there is no interaction with the plot. What on earth are you going to write about the main line? Although it is a group portrait article, the role of the protagonist is not enough, and the description of the supporting characters is not focused, and they do not even have names. Your confusing description will make the readers tired. There are no memory points, no plot interaction, and the dry plot makes it difficult to continue reading. Think about the outline of the author.

@ Waiting for a Fate for Thirty Years Author, you can learn from the tactical system of Hell on Earth and the Tactical Squad, and set up a command system of commander, squad leader, and squad members. If it is only described from the perspective of the squad, it is not only suspicious of hydrology, but also unable to execute tactics that require group cooperation and coordination. The most important thing is that the narrative of the article is split and one-sided. If you want to completely depict a battlefield, you must have a whole to draw it out. Only in this way can the narrative be complete and comprehensive.

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.

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.

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?