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Chapter 53: The Air Force of the Empire Camp (Please give me a monthly ticket~ Follow up~ (Update will be available at the end of the month!)
Bai Xiang constantly manipulated his character to commit suicide in the live broadcast room, attempting to transform into an air force identity.

It's so annoying to watch, the plot is so addictive.

Even if there are reminders from netizens, it cannot be stopped.

And Bai Xiang’s operation.

The video of this plot and Polestar Company also became hot searches.

#What does Zhao Ming look like? #
#The most anti-war game plot. #
#What will war bring?#
#The insignificance and fragility of life in war. #
Zhao Ming was shocked by this hot search.

Shouldn’t the anti-war ideas in the plot be promoted?
You guys, a bunch of online gamers, want to know what the boss of a gaming company looks like?
If the love knife and family knife are released later, how exciting will it be?
The discussion sparked by this dramatic video continues.

Some players who like strategy guides have already started collecting information online.

A map was compiled.

Almost none of the ports and industrial towns in the southern part of the British Commonwealth were spared, including many fleets at sea, all of which suffered indiscriminate bombing by the Empire. The losses caused alone are incalculable.

The port where Bai Xiang’s video was taken is just one of them.

Some players wanted to count the number of deaths in the port that was bombed like this, but found that it was impossible to count because there were too many deaths.

Battle of Britain

The name tells you at a glance that this updated multiplayer online plot is centered around air combat.

But it is different from what players imagine.

The air combat imagined by players is that everyone controls the plane, soaring in the sky, shooting back and forth, and finally deciding the winner, successfully shooting down the enemy plane, or being shot down by the enemy plane.

This is also true for air combat in many other games.

However.
[Battle of Britain] taught players a lesson.

Real war, real air combat.

The vast majority of those injured and killed were innocent people.

There are only 1200 aircraft in the entire federation.

There are 100,000 players, but how can we afford so many planes?

It is estimated that many players' identities can only be changed to ordinary soldiers or ordinary people by the end of this limited-time plot. As for why they changed, it is probably because they were killed in the explosion.

The powerlessness of ordinary people in the face of war.

When many players have experienced it personally, they will feel it firsthand.

The story has just begun and it will take some time to develop.

Compare this to the tragic situation of the air raid on the Federation side.

The players on the Empire side were calm.

The players all stayed in Paris and lived their daily lives, waiting for orders from the top of the empire, but there was no movement. It was clearly a copy, but the status of the two sides was completely different.

The only ones who are busy are the players who are randomly assigned to the Air Force status.

After all, the core is also air combat.

The Empire has twice as many fighter jets and bombers as the Federation, and twice as many players can obtain status.

There is a live broadcast room with an air force perspective in Tiansha Live, and 70% of the players are from the Empire camp.

at this time.

A company called [Empire Ace, 21/0/3 (Small Town)]

In the live broadcast room.

Anchor Wei Ze was painting patterns on his fighter jet, and the barrage of comments kept flashing in the live broadcast room.

[The anchor has no heart. Don't you feel guilty about bombing those small towns?]

[Dude, this is the Empire camp, do you think it will hurt?]

[If we don't bomb them, we can't let the anchor die, right? Wouldn't your conscience hurt if you let the anchor die?] [Let's each fight our own battles. Those from the Federation camp shouldn't come here to cause trouble.]

[Haha, you'll know the pain when you get bombed.]

"That's going to have to wait until it's bombed. Do you think the Federation has the power to resist now?"

[Besides, it's just a game, why take it so seriously?]

Regarding the air force players of the Empire camp bombing the Federation, fans of both camps have different opinions, but the anchors don't care most of the time.

After all, quarreling can also increase the popularity.

Wei Ze ignored the comments in the live broadcast room. He was the first player to be randomly assigned the identity of an air force, and that was in the single-player immersive storyline before the "Battle of Britain" was opened.

So even in the Battle of Britain scenario, there are no changes.

Of the 21 aircraft shot down, 16 were federal aircraft he shot down in the single-player immersive story, and the remaining five were federal aircraft shot down during missions in the past few days.

The next three towns are the ones that were bombed during the missions carried out during this period in the Battle of Britain dungeon.

Wei Ze’s live broadcast room was not very popular when it was a single-player immersive plot.

However, with the launch of "Battle of Britain", his live broadcast room has become more and more popular.

Before the paint was finished here, a nonchalant pilot came over from a distance, holding a letter in his hand:

"Ralph, your lovely sister has written to you again."

"Really, your life is so perfect."

"Rich parents, a cute sister, and that damn improved combat skill."

"I'm afraid it won't be long before he becomes squadron leader."

"What's your secret? How did you improve so much in the past few months?"

He handed over the envelope.

Wei Ze took the envelope and said:
"That could be a talent?"

There's no way to explain it
Did he explain to this guy that because he was a player, the difficulty of controlling the plane was reduced?
And that's the reality.

Otherwise, it would be difficult for ordinary players to start a plane even if they were randomly assigned the identity of an air force.

Hearing Wei Ze’s words.

The lazy pilot sighed:
"It's so unfair. Why don't I have this kind of talent?"

Wei Ze smiled and then opened the envelope.

The character's sister wrote in a crooked handwriting with a cartoon cat head drawn on it. Between the lines, she was wondering when her brother would come back.

At the end of the letter, there is also the concern of the parents.

Wei Ze also imitated the tone of the role he was playing as usual and replied to them seriously.

Fortunately, the character I played had the habit of keeping a diary, otherwise it would have been difficult to write the letter in the tone of the character I played.

The Imperial Air Force squadron where he was stationed received new orders.

Headed for Dover, a southern port in the British Commonwealth, to carry out a bombing mission.

Wei Ze and everyone else had boarded the plane and it had just taken off.

The barrage of comments suddenly floated across the live broadcast room.

[There's a streamer in the Federation peeking at your screen! Are they planning to snipe you?!]

[What the hell? Is this still possible?]

[Can this even hit me? ]

[Wait, I'm going to peek at the screen too! ! ! ]

(End of this chapter)