ENAzeroth: Clash on the Raging Seas
艾泽拉斯怒海争锋
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- Ongoing
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- 1.9M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- 525 chapters
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Frankly, attempting an industrial revolution to save Azeroth is a dead end. Azeroth's magic and technology far surpass Earth's. Even if you upgraded Azeroth's conventional technology to Earth's World War II level, it wouldn't matter. To the Burning Legion, which has dominated interstellar travel for millennia, such technology would be insignificant, and to the corrupting Old Gods, it would remain…
Well, WoW is ultimately a mid-to-high magic world. For one thing, the Burning Legion is still looming overhead. If it weren't for the Titans' protective barrier, star destroyers would have been ramming you long ago. Even ships built during World War II can only really fight ordinary people.
Seeing Jaina makes me panic. Her boyfriend killed her father, and she ruined her father's life. Jaina's father hated orcs not only because they invaded their territory, but also because his son was killed by a dragon from the Dragonshow Clan. Then, Jaina ruined her father's life too. From the Warcraft storyline to the World of Warcraft storyline, Jaina is never a good person. To be able to ruin her own father is quite something.
French steam battleship Napoleon Measuring 71 meters long and 16.2 Meters wide between the waterline, with a draft of 7.72 Meters, and a total sail area of 2,850 square meters (28 times the cross-sectional area amidships), the ship possessed thick armor, a displacement of 1,870 tons, and was armed with over 90 cannons.
Why is the protagonist so foolish? Obsessed with a steam engine in a high-magic world? Steam engines work perfectly in low-magic, low-martial-power worlds, why would they use coal in a high-magic world? Wouldn't magic be a better alternative?
In your eyes, the Legion is so backward that you can easily rival them with a little industrial development. Even with inferior technology, the Legion's level is at least that of the Terran race in StarCraft, and with magic, they're at least on par with the Protoss. The Burning Legion's loss, if we're being serious, actually has little to do with humanity.
I quite like the Admiral. The reason he hates the orcs is because he experienced the orc invasion through the Dark Portal. Who wouldn't hate seeing their compatriots and relatives die at the hands of the orcs? Moreover, the orc world was ruined by the orcs themselves. I hate Gill.
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I really don't think the protagonist's technology, developed over a decade or so, could defeat the Burning Legion. Their magic-powered mechs and spaceships are flying everywhere, while you're still talking about steel torrents. If a few decades could compare to the Burning Legion's tens of thousands of years, then there's no point in playing.
And this protagonist seems to have an intelligence problem. I've been reading novels for over 10 years, and this protagonist's IQ is really making me cringe!