The Strange World: From the Start, I Choose a Zerg Base
诡异世界：开局选择虫族基地
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- 901k Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
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- 3y ago
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Why does everyone seem to like writing about the Zerg? It seems like there aren't many people writing about the Terrans or Protoss. I don't really like writing about the Zerg, mainly because I can't capture that feeling. Are all those Zerg with millions or tens of millions of units really the Zerg?
The Zerg, with their limited numbers, can hardly be called a natural disaster; they're not even as good as the Protoss.
The new book is a rewrite of an old book. If you're interested, you can check out the old book, "Game Base Mass Descends to Another World," which mainly focuses on Age of Empires and Red Alert.
I hate these naive protagonists the most. I want to ask, how did someone like this become the ruler of a world? With this personality, he just randomly picks anyone and calls them his brother. Were all his subordinates his brothers and sisters in a past life? Were all these brothers and sisters honest people? Simple-minded and without any guile? It just shows how naive the author is.
Does the Zerg race, which relies on genetic technology, need luck to upgrade? Or is it a hard requirement?
Now I finally understand why the results weren't great. I jumped directly from chapter 50-something to chapter 80 without it affecting my reading at all. Other authors' early Zerg development is very fast, yours is too slow. Other Zerg authors have almost no contact with native inhabitants, only raiding, yours is too deeply tied to their own people. You've been rambling on for dozens of chapters.
The author has backfired on the cheat code. These weirdos and those supernatural beings are even more overpowered than the protagonist's Zerg, with sheer numbers stronger than the Zerg, yet each individual unit is weakened countless times. In StarCraft, even Terran tanks can be torn apart by Zerglings, so these alien natives' defenses are as fragile as paper. This limitation is too great.
Explanation of Zerg units
The author learned from the comments that many readers are familiar with the units in StarCraft 2, but since this book follows the story of the game's bases being transported to another world, it doesn't make logical sense to write about StarCraft 2.
Can you please stop writing "organic creep"? It's clearly called "fungal carpet," okay? Has the author even played or even looked into StarCraft?
Shamelessly begging to read on!
"Following the reader" refers to a book reader who frequently subscribes to a book and reads the latest chapter. The current recommendation system seems to only consider readers who have been following the story. I just started a new book and don't understand it at all, which caused me to fail in the first round of recommendations!