My Players Are So Fierce

1766: 590.

The cunning Happy Stick is thinking about some dangerous things again.

1766: 590.

The cunning Happy Stick is thinking about some dangerous things again.

“So, the correct way to use these support points should be ‘using war to sustain war,’ investing in the early stage to expand advantages, recruiting powerful figures later to finish off, and finally saving points for a big exchange.”

A classic RTS operation strategy.

You can’t save at the beginning, and you must be meticulous to pave the way to victory.”

After clarifying the correct usage of support points, Old Qin noticed his undead assistant Baldwin summoning several Skeleton Soldiers nearby to help players clean the battlefield, which gave him a bright idea.

He first flipped through the support list, and after playing two more defensive battles the next day to accumulate 1500 points, decisively spent them to summon Necromancer Bella and Mrs.

Bonis to join the battlefield.

The two summoned “undead heroes” knew exactly what they were there to do.

After entering through the Crimson Gate, the necromancer began a large-scale summoning of the jackalman corpses on the battlefield, turning them into the lowest level Skeleton Soldiers, and handed them over to Mrs.

Bonis for command, all with Old Baldwin’s assistance.

This suddenly broke through the 1,000-mark for Old Qin’s available manpower.

Amusingly enough, because all the jackalman heads were chopped off to make “jingguan,” the Skeleton Soldiers Bella woke had no heads, looking quite ridiculous, but it didn’t affect their combat capacity.

After all, Skeleton Soldiers don’t need heads to fight.

Old Qin didn’t even need them to fight, just to quickly complete his battlefield layout.

By the next evening, the denial trench he wanted had finally been fully dug out at the front, and the second round of mines was also laid by Lin’s lead.

“All players, retreat to the trench!

Let Skeleton Soldiers guard the front!”

Old Qin adjusted the deployment, and it proved to be a correct choice.

Just two hours after the denial trench was fully dug, over 300 elite jackalmen, accompanied by an equal number of irregular troops, launched another attack on the heights.

The veterans noticed that the jackalmen this time bore different battle flags from before, indicating that these attacks over the past two days were launched by different jackalman clans.

What the heck are these guys doing?

Evidently, by gathering several clans together, they have enough strength to overwhelm with numbers, yet they persist in delivering waves.

Isn’t this the most deadly “piecemeal strategy”?

Is the jackalman general a fool?

No matter how many troops you have, you can’t use them like this!

However, this turned out to be a real boon for the defense of the second battle group.

This battle was as unremarkable as last night’s fight.

He ordered the artillery position on the heights to continuously fire for suppression.

The players in the trench could freely fire bullets and spiritual energy.

Having “undead meat shields” to hold the line made the fight immensely enjoyable, and the jackalmen slain by the Skeleton Army counted towards their kills, didn’t this mean the “snowball” was rolling?

Unexpectedly, Lord Qin was a master operator.

And at the peak of the melee, when morale was high in the second battle group, they shattered the jackalmen’s morale with a single decisive bayonet charge.

The fierce counterattack stance was like declaring, “We live here now!”

Niu Niu waved the Crimson Beast Group’s banner excitedly on the heights, inciting a group of newbies below to howl and celebrate, with some even taking pictures to commemorate the occasion.

This heroic scene was also observed by the third battle group commander Happy Club, who was constantly watching the front.

He marveled at the indomitable old man’s prowess while plotting his own schemes.

“Let our newbies who plan to take the spiritual energy route all learn ‘Fossil into Mud’!

That’s my only requirement for them.”

Happy Club said in the group chat of the official forum to several temporarily appointed commanders:

“Especially over there, Fredyng.

Make sure the new psychic learns Fossil into Mud.

When it’s our turn to step up, in addition to adopting Lord Qin’s current tactics, we must also use Fossil into Mud extensively to shape the terrain around our positions to better suit long-term defense.

Especially in the three other directions besides the front!

You’d better find the Stonemason Brotherhood to get a diagram of the front lines on the heights for me!

I can be pretty sure, once the jackalmen can’t break through Blood Flag Heights from the front, they will surely adopt a feigned retreat tactic.

As we hold that place longer, it will eventually turn into a four-way siege situation.

Old Qin is severely lacking in this aspect of preparation.

I’m sure they won’t hold beyond five days!

At most three or four days, and they will have to pull back.

Then it’ll be our heroes’ time to shine.”

“And choose the support heroes!”

All-risk Half-hang, appointed as a sub-commander of the third battle group, spoke up:

“Looking at it now, the necromancer combo Old Qin Head chose is undoubtedly the most cost-effective initial option, and his ‘snowball’ tactic is a must-learn for us.

The first 1500 points should be reserved for exchanging the necromancer combo, the second 2000 points I think we exchange for Maxim.

He’s a T, effectively holding off those super-strong individuals, plus vampires’ night advantage makes us fearless of night battles.

The third 2500 points summon the Miss, and the fourth 3000 points summon Kudell.

This is the optimal solution!

We have T, control, DPS and logistics.

After these four heroes are summoned, the rest can be random.

Brother Meow lost just because he was all about saving points for a big change and got speed-run in the early stage by others.”