Let me start with a map bomb: some games have vertical paintings that can be used as wallpapers, the voice actors are so luxurious, the plots are touching, and when the battle system is turned on... emmm, it's a perfect example of "I've even taken off my pants, show me this". For example, a certain card-drawing game under the banner of "two-dimensional beautiful girl" has three-dimensional drawings that compare with each other's social security. The result is that the battle is mindless, the automatic hang-up is better than the manual one, and even the skill animations are too lazy to watch. There is also a turn-based system adapted from a well-known IP. The character modeling is so detailed that I licked the screen. As a result, the combat value planning is like a joke. Zero krypton is pressed to the ground and rubbed by the krypton guy, and the balance is thinner than paper. To be honest, my heart aches when I play this kind of "power for love" game. After all, we are here to have fun, not to be planned and fed.
but! Recently I discovered a treasure called "Armored Frontline". Although it is not a two-dimensional painting style, at least it is sincere in the "game play"! These days, it's even rarer to encounter a game that doesn't rely on graphics to cheat people out of money, but has an honest combat system, which is even rarer than getting an SSR. And it also has a new car, the T84, whose name sounds like it came from a mech war series - the single-shot damage is ridiculously high, and it can also activate the "position defense system", so it can be used as a mobile fortress while standing still. A handicapped person like me can rely on it to carry the entire audience, which is so exciting! Voice actor? Although I couldn't tell who it was, the sound of the tank firing was very impressive, comparable to the sound effect of Kirito killing the boss (laughs).
Of course, I know that many otakus only watch Paper Man Wife, but it's good to have a change of taste once in a while. After all, "Armored Frontline" is at least not like some games. No matter how beautiful the painting style is, it will be stuck in PPT as soon as it enters the battle, and the planning will be a monster every day. Don't worry, this game costs no money, and you can even have sex for free. If you are the kind of guy who "wants to experience real battles more than licking the screen", I really recommend giving it a try. If nothing else, at least you won't be able to scold it as a “crap game” while earning money and drawing cards (everyone understands it).