Ling Cage: From the Start, I Summoned an Interstellar Fleet!

The subject matter is okay, but the emphasis on combat is severe, seriously weakening the StarCraft units. Early Lancers: According to the official setting of "StarCraft" and material science analysis, the metal composition and strength of CMC power armor can be summarized as follows: Its main body is made of depleted uranium (80%) and titanium alloy (20%) composite armor, which is theoretically strong. The strength exceeds that of modern main battle tanks. In actual combat, it can withstand small-caliber armor-piercing projectiles but is afraid of high-temperature corrosive attacks. The armor defense is equivalent to 40-50mm rolled homogeneous armor, and weak joints are also equipped with equivalent to 15-20mm rolled homogeneous armor. But in a book it is as fragile as paper. Especially the heavily armored fire bat that appeared later had its armor broken through by the snake dog. This is much higher than the Lancer, equivalent to 120-150mm. As long as you pay attention to hanging up the snake and dog, you can beat them.

So far it's not bad, at least the logic is reasonable. One thing you must pay attention to is that you can't completely rely on the earth's side, at least you have to design a logic. We can't all rely on the earth.

The author has provided a picture. What does land warfare and fire talisman look like? [Pause face][Pause face]

It's pretty cool, is anyone there?

I seem to understand what the author means by the system he designed. It should be the RMB in the high-dimensional world, projected into the low-dimensional. Through the monetary value of this high-dimensional world, the dimensionality reduction projection is performed to become a soldier.

It's okay so far

It's okay, just be a little tougher

Very good, very novel

Basically nothing poisonous

Good luck, the theme of StarCraft 2