War Thunder: The Entire Band Makes the Coalition Forces Respond

It's a good book, but the other requirements in other reviews are a bit nitpicky. This is pretty good, otherwise the author would have to think about the players' world view, which would be even more incomprehensible. There is no need to supplement the player's worldview, as this may slow down the author's updates or even interrupt them.

It can improve the players' world view, otherwise it will be in the clouds.

Liu's novel is also magical. All NATO members are not afraid of death, and all NATO countries are united in order to fight us. It's like being brainwashed by Yuri's Mind Control Tower. In reality, it can be said to be almost impossible. [Cover face][cover face]

I think the follow-up action can also be opened to foreign players, allowing foreign players to join the coalition camp and compete with Chinese players. This will not only make the plot more ups and downs and less dull, but also reflect the advantages of first-line domestic equipment to a greater extent when the technical gap is relatively more balanced.

There's full-screen band jamming, War Thunder, Triangle Porridge, and Armed Assault. Complex ingredients [thinking] but good

I'll go, I'll go, it's also very interesting, okay, the gauze coalition army is really cool. The original text is that the coalition forces have aircraft and cannons, and we have iron will. Now I also have aircraft and cannons. Do you, the coalition forces, have an iron will?

The writing is good and the plot is good. I give it five stars.

Player Let's take action: Let our "dear" Western "friends" respond! Whispering: Go get them listed

There's not a word of nonsense, it's pure and refreshing writing for those who can understand it, and it's just for those who don't understand it [sending my heart]

To be honest, does NATO really have the guts to launch a large-scale war with no benefits? Can NATO soldiers really endure such huge casualties without collapsing?