Lord: The Civilization Wars Game

This is the correct way to open up in the disaster mode. I have always believed that in every moment of crisis, there will always be a group of people in the Chinese nation who sacrifice their lives and blood and sacrifice everything for the survival of the nation.

It's okay. Except for some weird settings, the plot is pretty smooth. , It can be regarded as food and grass, but the author may have written it as a game when arranging the plot. If it is said to be exploration, it is just exploration, and if it is said to build a home, it is just to build a home. It is obvious that we should start setting traps and hunting and fishing in the first few days, but in the end, we did not do it until we ran out of food. The stone tools that should have been made from the beginning had to be realized only after the protagonist and the others almost lost with a wooden spear. Also, they had clearly discovered that there were enemies in advance and had no precautions. It's all common sense, but you still need various reminders before you do it. The protagonist is not an NPC, and the action must be fulfilled before the action can be triggered. These are not big problems, but together they make the plot a bit boring, and the protagonist shows a lack of overall planning ability, which makes people have no desire to watch it in one go. It is dispensable.

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There is nothing wrong with the overall framework, and the writing is good, but the protagonist is a bit NPC, and the way the enemies appear is wrong. In a disaster situation, there will be a pair of plunderers, and these pair of plunderers are strong and powerful. There are no accidents, no beast tides, no spore infection, and they are plundering everywhere safely. You have to forcefully arrange a group of enemies to come out for the next mission and troubleshooting, but your arrangement is a bit unreasonable. The situation at that time was a disaster period, and it was very troublesome for the protagonist to deal with it. Although they were camp operators, others were running around, but there was no sign of the beast tide spore infection on this group of marauders. Moreover, a lord can only acquire the lord talent after building a territory. He actually ignored his territory and plundered everywhere. In this situation, his territory has been destroyed long ago, and he can still plunder everywhere safely. Even if the beast tide is not targeting them, but the territory, his territory will still be safe and sound, and he can still roam outside. You have to say that after the spore disaster is over, it is normal and acceptable for a group of cavalry raiders to appear, but now is the beginning of the disaster and it is not over yet. This arrangement completely ruins the book. There is actually nothing to see below. Others will always develop ahead of the protagonist. Even if only half of the 1,000 talents supported were scientific research talents, it would have no effect at all. And what were those mounted raiders riding on? If the horse came from somewhere and was teleported from the earth, then the horse could withstand the spore infection. Is there anything to eat around the plant during the spore infection period? They have traveled so far, what is the supply of food and grass? All the problems are concentrated here. Suddenly an enemy appears. The enemy is strong and strong, unaffected by Baozi, and unaffected by the tide of beasts. Even if you train local creatures, how long will it take? One month to two months, in this period of time, other people's development is many times faster than that of the protagonist. It is acceptable to say that this pair of cavalry raiders appeared suddenly after the Baozi incident, but they were brought forward too early.

Why do I feel something is not right? After the first batch of national talents arrived, they had to ask the protagonist if they had questions. For example, those in agriculture had to be reminded by the protagonist to take turns planting different things. There were also those who made gunpowder. They still had to fumble around. Are the national talents just decorations?

Yes, but the spores are too supermodel. If the literary and art company gave values ​​like this, the world would be destroyed in 100 days.

It's okay, but I feel like the spores are a bit too disruptive to the balance.

I don't know why, but after entering the second copy, I suddenly didn't want to watch it anymore. Maybe it's because the style is too torn, and it feels very abrupt. The first dungeon was okay, but the pig's foot territory is currently a bit indigestive and impatient!

Okay, okay, it meets my expectations, there is not too long live content, and there is a reasonable plot.

Okay, meets my expectations.