We Agreed to Develop Match-Three, So What's With the Earth War?
说好开发消消乐，地球战争什么鬼
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- Promised To Develop A Match-3 Game, What’s With This Earth War?English name
- Promised to Develop “Candy Crush”, What Is This Earth War?!English name
- We Agreed to Create Casual Games, What the Hell is this World War Nonsense?English name
- We Agreed to Develop a Match-3 Game, so What’s With This Earth War Nonsense?English name
- We Agreed to Develop a Match-3 Game, What’s With Earth Wars?English name
- We said we would develop a game called Candy Crush, but what the hell is Earth War?English name
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The author's statement that he hasn't played games is true. A game with too much frustration simply won't become popular. Currently, very few realistic, hardcore games on the market achieve mainstream success; they only gain popularity among a segment of players based on their unique features. Expecting a mass player base to consistently play such a game is simply a joke.
Call on everyone to the front lines
I've kept this video for years, and I'm finally using it! 😭
Gameplay is not important in your writing; its educational aspect is more important. You could greatly enrich the plot and CG elements; more than half of the game is story, which is fine. Write a complete background story and detailed plot, giving players a real sense of experiencing another world's history. For example, the Normandy landing scene.
The protagonist just wants to be a tool in the game development process; I don't want to see any boring business battles, I just want to see players get slaughtered in the game.
If you're against war, bring out Warhammer 40k; I guarantee everyone who experienced it longs for peace. 😌
I've seen quite a few; here are my thoughts.
In conclusion, this is a high-quality novel among those plagiarized from other works. The historical aspects of the war are generally sound; while not exceptionally precise or profound, they are fairly accurate. It's recommended for those interested in history, and even those with some historical knowledge can enjoy it for entertainment, as there are very few books like this on Qidian (a Chinese…
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Honestly, is this really an anti-war game, or just a soldier training ground?
The claim of "Crossing the Chishui River Four Times" is overblown. There are too many coincidences and unrepeatable factors here, showcasing top-notch on-the-spot adaptability and a grasp of General Guo's psychology and personality. Simply copying it would be pointless.
The subject matter is indeed quite good, and the early parts were written quite well. Just the World War I and World War II alone would have been enough. Now, the World War II section is disjointed and jumps off to Chernobyl, and before World War I is even out, Chinese history is thrown in. It's too fragmented, and the Chinese history part seems to have been cut short where possible.