Western Fantasy: I Have a Group of P Club Players

Why hunt and forage? If there is an incubation cavity, the nutrient supply system must still be there. It can replenish biomass and decompose organic matter. Just let players go out as worker bees to collect organic matter and come back. It not only replenishes biomass but also uses biomass to generate worker bee maintenance fees. The protagonist eats that kind of potato. The meaning is unclear. If you say it tastes good, forget it. It tastes like shit. It's better to let the honeycomb whole point nutrient solution and nutritional paste come out. If it doesn't work, lie back in the incubation chamber and reconnect the placenta to replenish nutrients like charging.

It's too mediocre, the industrial construction isn't detailed enough, the combat isn't exciting enough, and the players aren't funny enough. The entire plot has no additional highlights based on the reality of the game, and the players' performances are a bit one-dimensional. To talk about the most basic thing, no player skinned a leopard man to make a leopard coat, which is a little too kind.

At least if it were me, I wouldn't be attracted to this kind of game. Simulation strategy games and simulation games that require you to seek tasks by yourself are two different games with little in common. Holographic simulation is definitely helpful for strategy games like P Club, but this traditional method of calling players to experience reality is obviously not helpful. I think this is closer to Minecraft, Terraria, Stardew Valley and other games than Paradox games. In P Club games, players usually play the role of national will or clan will, not just specific people. What is harmful to the current representative ruler in the game is not necessarily harmful to the player. For example, the classic ones include asking your majesty to mount the horse, switching lines to kill the ruler, etc. Besides, for players of P Club, although Stars is relatively well-known, the other four representative games all involve history, so historical simulation accounts for a larger proportion. Even among the stars, integrating into the power grid is not the only way to play the game. Moreover, talking about the game elements themselves, the most common parts of P games, such as the technology tree, are completely missing, and there is no such atmosphere.

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Sleeping with Leia in my arms is an absolute failure. This book does not have a female protagonist. The author is immature. Also, the skills are pure western fantasy. Since it is psychic, it is best to refer to the Queen of Blades and Psychic Agents in Interstellar. It would be disgusting if it were fantasy. I am talking about stone armor. This is the best designed by the players' super justice. There is no shadow of fantasy.

Ask, are the players in this book the protagonists? Players are not here to be black slaves, right?

Whose account is the author? There is only one book in the works column, but he said in the introduction that he has had a million copies. Does anyone know him? Afraid of being a eunuch.

Reading the book title P Club Players + Western Fantasy, I also expected the players to perform some treacherous and evil operations. The result is normal farming, technology improvement, gunpowder, and upgrading And the Western Fantasy part is too wet and dry, nuns + gods + lords + orcs, everything is written, but it does not go into the plot. What I write more about is the settings related to the protagonist (hive mind), and then the writing is ordinary Finally, I would like to give you a suggestion. The characteristics of P Club players are history and evil (leave it open, and you can find the best options). When writing about P Club, I ended up imagining Western history (Europe) and the background of World War I/World War II. Players use their familiarity with history to start making trouble In other words, the whole world is apocalyptic, and the human race is living a miserable life. The opponents are all bloodthirsty evil gods/evil races, and the players of P Club are less human than them. Such as using capitalist means to squeeze goblins or something like that

It doesn't make sense, why do you want it to be in human form? And use it as a toilet?

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Problems with data The Holy Word Expeditionary Force of the kingdom of Frannia, the neighbor to the west of the protagonist, has a combat force of 10,000 psykers. The half-kobold said earlier that the ratio of tribesmen to psykers is about 1:1,000, and in big cities it is about 1:500. Taking into account the ratio of militia to maintain the normal functioning of social functions and the source of tax revenue, the Kingdom of Frannia would have to have a population of several hundred million to be able to support this off-the-job army. This does not take into account the logistics auxiliary troops, garrison corps on other fronts, and general urban defense. Also, the author wants to show the contrast between how rare psykers are and the players are all psykers. The new NPC Rayne is a psyker but can make money without paying taxes. Even if psykers are mixed, it is very subtle. Unless the army or church has a way for people to become psykers, this data is a bit strange. It is recommended to change it to a team of several hundred psyker elite knights or officers.