Because we are in a competition, we cannot leave our camp to go to the outside world, nor can we contact the outside world. However, we can view external forums, and we can also call up the video of the competition to watch. Originally, the function of viewing the forums directly in the game had to be released after the public beta.
It was launched later, and players participating in the martial arts conference this time experienced it in advance.
I first watched the video of E'e. Alas! My poor E'e was inextricably linked to each other. If it hadn't been for the fact that she had been on the battlefield for a long time and had the Lu Bu suit on her, and her opponent didn't seem to be strong, she would have won.
There are difficulties. Who asked her to use this character to compete.
Of course, the main reason is that the sergeants are too weak. Except for me, the sergeants of all players are at most level 40. After the player comes on the field, just as I was worried, one example is to clear the opponent's sergeants first, and E'e suffered in this regard.
Big loss. If she hadn't decisively ordered the sergeant to retreat and go up on her own, that guy named Jordan would have cleared the field on the spot, and then relied on the strength of numbers to bully my E'e.
But in front of E'e who has Lu Bu's suit, although this guy is higher in level than E'e, he still can't get enough of him. After being tightly entangled by E'e, he saw that E'e's sergeants were more well-trained than his.
He was more able to fight and hurriedly retreated his troops across the river. If E'e hadn't been worried about an ambush in the river, she would have chased him to death on the spot. In fact, this guy did secretly lay an ambush in the river.
Just like the battle on my side, E'e and Jordan started a fierce battle for underwater control that night. Although Jordan's navy entered the water first and controlled almost all the strategic locations underwater, E'e seemed to have conquered her own.
The navy also started training, dividing its troops into several groups and swooping down into the water. After a night of attrition, E'e relied on her control of the water to attack the opponent's camp.
The final result, of course, was that my E'e passed the test.
After the first round, there were 290 people left in groups 15 and 16, and one of them had a bye in the first round. This time our opponents were seven wolves versus wild wolves, and seven sheep versus sheep. Interestingly, the names of the two opponents are very similar.
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I first watched the battle of E'e's opponent Sheep. From the video, Sheep should be a Taoist magic player who is good at using large-scale killing spells to deal with enemies. His opponent was attacked by his spells as soon as he came up.
After killing his sergeant, he had to face a siege and was ultimately defeated. I think E'e will be able to come up with a good way to deal with it by then. Anyway, I can't help her if I worry about it.
My opponent, Wild Wolf, is more fierce. This guy seems to have an awesome formation that can bless the sergeants. Comparing my battle video and his battle video, the strength of the sergeants on both sides seems to be very close. It seems that relying on
Hitting him with the crowd tactic won't do much good. And this guy is duel with the other player.
Sometimes, I didn’t even use my most powerful skills. This is normal. Only a guy like me who is too low in level would show the ability to press the bottom of the box from the beginning. (Of course, how can the player Septwolves’ bottom of the box suddenly be improved?
He can finish the game.) It seems that he only used ordinary moves to defeat the opponent's players in the siege.
It seems that if you want to deal with this guy called Wild Wolf, you won't be able to deal with it without using your brain.
After thinking about it, if I try to make a decision underwater, it seems that it is not so easy to succeed because the other party is on guard. Of course, being underwater is my advantage. This advantage does not need to be used in vain. If I use it, it can at least create a sense of oppression for the other party, making the opponent feel more oppressive.
He cannot be attacked easily. Then I can gradually turn the advantage into victory according to the changes in the battlefield situation, and eat him to death.
By the way, go to the forum first and see if there are any related posts.
Don't tell me, there really is such a post. "On How to Deal with Formation Blessing", the author is a "game theorist" I often see on the forum. But the content of the post disappointed me, but it is just a suggestion for players
Go out and deal with the other party's sergeants by yourself. This is almost a truth known to everyone. If you have seen it, you have not seen it. But this
This article still mentioned a key issue, that is, after the formation is blessed, the person using the formation cannot change the formation within a short period of time. If the flaws of the formation can be discovered, the opponent will not be able to defeat it. Fortunately,
I didn't throw away the later suggestions because they were rubbish, so I got this useful advice.
That's right, now it's time for me to use formations to fight formations.
What formation should I use? The Herringbone and Flying Geese series formations are my secret weapons, and they obviously cannot be exposed too early. That’s right, trapping camp. For players, there is no more perfect formation than trapping camp.
Yes. As for the infantry, circular formation is naturally better. Archers, hide in the infantry's circular formation and shoot when the opportunity arises.
But I'm a little confused in my heart, why do I have so many formations, but none of them can be blessed. Even the ninth-level formations are not blessed, which is really weird.
Alas! Why didn’t I think of that? The level of formations. Currently, all my formations are level 1. They must be blessed after upgrading.
Okay, this time I tried my best to practice the trapped formation and circular formation, and the navy helped me practice the three-dimensional cross formation in the water to upgrade the formation to see if it has any blessings.
I gave the order to the cavalry, infantry and naval guerrillas, and the archers followed the infantry. After thinking about it, I left 100 infantrymen, and I had a new idea.
My new idea is that because I exposed the strength of the navy army too early, players will definitely pay close attention to my navy army in the future. If my navy army is held back by then, I will have no way to win. So I
I must use my experience in training the navy in Black Dragon Pond to train another navy and change the infantry into a temporary navy.
Thinking of my "great" idea, I couldn't help but look up to the sky and laugh. Another secret weapon was released. I don't know which unlucky guy will encounter the unexpected gift I specially prepared for him.
But now is not the time to be happy, let’s get moving first.
Train, train, train again.
In fact, there is no navy in this world. When more people go to the water to fight, they become navy. Yes, the temporary navy is also decent.
"System message: The player Septwolves has mastered a new type of soldier through comprehension. Please name this new type of soldier."
Oh, good thing, there should be rewards. I named this unit "Water Infantry".
"System message: The player Septwolves has mastered the new unit 'Water Infantry' through comprehension. The system rewards the player with the 'Ding Feng Crossing the River' naval skill."
"System message: The player Septwolves is the first to master a new type of soldier through comprehension. The system will reward the player's main character and the main character's clone character to permanently master all the types of soldiers that the player has learned, and permanently have the skills to be rewarded by the system."
Hahahaha, that annoying baritone has become so amiable again. It’s developed, it’s developed.
Ding Feng's crossing of the river: Historically, Ding Feng was famous for leading dagger soldiers to raid Cao's army. The navy was equipped with daggers for infantry training; or the infantry was equipped with daggers for naval training; they used light boats to quickly cross the river and sneak attack the enemy camp.
Can ignore underwater enemies
Attack. A single navy's various force attributes +50, a single navy's various attacks +500, a single navy's various defenses +500, a single navy's various attacks +500%, a single navy's various defenses +500%, a single navy's health
+5
000, a single navy's health +500%, a single navy's attack speed +500%, a single navy's movement speed +500%. Causes 30% of the enemy's sergeants to be confused. Causes the enemy's attack power to -30%. Causes the enemy's defense to -30
%
. Causes the enemy's attack speed -30%. Causes the enemy's movement speed -30%. Causes the enemy's formation blessing -30%. It consumes 10000 mana. The skill cooling time is one month. The game time is one month. Level 1. No level limit. Navy army
Special skills.
Okay, isn't this the nemesis of the wild wolf? Should this secret weapon be used or not?
Use it! I made a prompt decision. Because the naval attack on the camp took place at night, the video could not clearly distinguish our navy and infantry. With the lessons learned from the abuse, I estimate that the wild wolves will not throw the navy into the boundary river at night to die.
, I happen to be making an issue about this.
Okay, let these water infantry train Ding Feng to cross the river to maturity today.
Since two days of fighting have already been spent in this game month (the game officially started on the third day of the previous game month, so the first two days do not count), there are now only 28 game days left for training.
It took ten game days, but my troops only upgraded to 5 levels this time. Since I gained one level of combat experience during the game, it is now level 86. It took another three game days, but it still only improved to one level.
I reached level 87. Because it was time to sleep, I asked each squadron to train according to the established guidelines, so I logged off.
