Art of War 2 still needs improvement [personal suggestion]

1. Combine the storylines of the Allied Forces and the Liberation Army, because the Liberation of Peru storyline directly follows the Global Alliance storyline [equivalent to merging two games into one]; 2. After entering the expanded map, allow players to choose their army (Blue Army or Red Army), technology status, and base status, just like in the online version, to increase gameplay options; 3. In the existing expanded map version, the Red Army has five more maps than the Blue Army, while the rest of the maps are exactly the same. However, during gameplay, the base positions on the maps don't change at all (for either side), which can feel monotonous after long periods of play. It would be better if, when selecting different armies, the bases were located in different areas (for example, the Red base in the upper left and the Blue base in the lower right). This would enhance the game's replayability; 4. Optimize the game's consumption of mobile device memory during Bluetooth battles to make gameplay smoother; 5. Add a map editor that allows editing and saving local maps [although the official version released a map editor, it cannot edit local maps]; 6. Add new units, technologies, and buildings, such as the Red Army's stealth tank (unit), Blue Army's detection technology, and virtual phantom (technology), while buildings are not yet planned; 7. The machine gunners in War Arts are a bit frustrating—they are basically cannon fodder. If there were mech units exclusive to machine gunners, it would make a big difference; 8. Add more dynamic scenes. One scenario is essential: rainy weather. The game is set in the tropical rainforests of Peru, South America, where it rains frequently, so the rainy season is a must [this detail may have been overlooked by the developers]. However, the game has sunny weather, with the sun in the east since the objects' shadows fall to the west, which is a nice detail. If these two weather conditions could appear randomly, it would be perfect; More content is still being imagined...