
Online Network: The War Lord's Campaign
综网:战争领主的征途
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- 163k Words
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- Game Otherworld
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Is this the same network as that three-headed, eight-armed, super-giant martial monk?
I still like the theme, but the little sprites at the beginning really don't appeal to me. If you're going to make this kind of war theme, having to consider the appearance of the units is a bit boring. It needs armor and steel blades, or savage and brutal characters. Otherwise, what's the difference between this and anime? Maybe we should add a cat-eared girl beating up space marines? To put it bluntly, it lacks purity.
I don't understand, so I'm asking: In the game "Journey of Iron and Blood," why did I initially choose a little fairy who can't fight?
Choosing a sprite at the start is fine, and focusing on strength instead of intelligence as the main attribute is also acceptable. However, buddy, you're writing a legion-based strategy. Is it really a good idea to start by exchanging for the Mighty Bull Demon Fist?
Do you have any recommended unit types? Feel free to leave a comment below; maybe I can use them. My brain is limited, I'm still racking my brains.
Why did you suddenly switch to the military strategy? It would have been better if you had been a military strategist from the beginning. Starting with elves, then centaurs, and now the military strategy is just too jarring. However, you need to remember that this is a Summoner's Guide, focusing primarily on unit types. You could study the God III system; those unit talents and such are very suitable to copy.
Author, could you please reduce some of the realistic storylines? If you want to pad the plot, you should at least include more side quests. And didn't you notice that some of your early setups weren't implemented? This version supposedly gives you a Military Soul at level two, right? Where is it?
This kind of East-meets-West fusion is the dumbest. It doesn't reflect any particular style, it's just a hodgepodge. If you don't mess it up, who will?
I don't know why I keep writing about these mundane, everyday things.
Before it was released, it updated once a day; after it was released, it updated once every two days, but now it hasn't updated for three days. Has it been cut off?