I Said I’d Make a Game, So What’s This Warhammer Battlefield?

It's a good book. There's no so-called host trying to force Lai Lai, and there's no aloof goddess picking hair on the school beauty. It's more about the mechanics and gameplay of the game. 😋

It is rare and commendable that a game production writer really focuses on game production, without deliberately creating villains and without any emotional entanglements. What is even more valuable is that the author did not crazily promote the grim dark atmosphere of Warhammer. He did not start with the Great Rebellion, the Four Gods and the Emperor, and the Primarch and the Primarch. Instead, he laid out the settings bit by bit.

Your Majesty, I wish to travel into the Warhammer world tomorrow and become an Astartes. If I am seriously injured, please place me in a Dreadnought. If I die, please let me enter the curse. If I were a mortal, I would be a Krieg soldier. If I was seriously injured, I would be willing to be a wetware stuffed into a missile to offer the heretics the last mercy and the emperor the last loyalty!

It's a pleasure to watch, but the details of the settings still need to be filled in. It's hard to comment on the latter part. There was a problem with the setting in the first place, and after using AI, I no longer know what the world is like ()

It's a good game production article. The current advantage is that there are no inexplicable villains and incompetent referees. However, it is only chapter 25 and I am not sure whether there will be more in the future. In fact, the author can create a story mode for players to play.

In the final analysis, listening to novels on Tomato is like swimming in a sea of ​​shit, but for 30 yuan a month, for me, who likes to secretly wear earphones to listen to novels during work hours and fish for fun, it is much more cost-effective than those on platforms that pay by chapter. And from time to time, you can find a few grains of gold in the sea of ​​shit, like this one. This novel by the author really satisfies my personal fantasy about Warhammer 40K, Battlefield. Moreover, the author really writes the game content and game events as if he is designing the game. Personally, I feel it is much better than those who boast about how good the game is and how much the competitors are gnashing their teeth.

It's quite good-looking, there are no screaming judges, and the writing is also good. I recommend it.

In addition to some parts of the war hammer not fitting well enough, can we add search, attack, and retreat later? For example, if you are a refugee in the hive city, you need to search for supplies among the ruins of the hive city. You can also add some dungeons such as branch lines, such as how to corrupt a fleet as a chaos wizard. How to find a Chaos Sorcerer as an Inquisitor. You can also add some branch lines such as emotions. For example, your best comrade is corrupted, and then you throw a knife through the plot. [Laughing out loud]

The content is still okay, but the number of players playing against each other is too petty. The reality is that due to equipment and hardware reasons, if you want to achieve harmony, you have to at least start with 128 vs 128.

It is a relatively good-looking book. The rating is a bit low, but there are indeed many areas for improvement. Readers who want to rely on this book to understand the pre-war period can read it, but there is not much detailed knowledge about Warhammer in the book. If you are an audience who does not know Warhammer, you can also read it. Well, since I know it, I don't know if it will affect the perception of other people who don't know it.