Dear friends, I was browsing the forum today, and suddenly I wanted to talk about the pirated cassettes that we secretly stuffed into GBA in those years. At that time, if anyone had a combined card with three to four hundred mini-games in it, it could be used as the "social center" of the class 😂. What impressed me most was a plate of yellow cards with all the stickers worn off. There was a game called "Tank Battle" in it. I could play it all afternoon. I would take turns guarding the house with my deskmate, and whoever lost the eagle would get a reward.
I still remember that I didn't know any strategy at that time. I just stupidly blocked the enemy's door. As a result, I was accidentally stolen by the tank next to me. I was so angry that I took pictures of the machine. Later, I slowly figured it out, and found that the most enjoyable part of this game is not actually tut tut tug, but how to use walls and props to block positions, how to let teammates sell, and how to go around and steal chickens by yourself. That moment when "the idea is clear" is even happier than completing the level.
The moment I opened "My Tank My Regiment" today, I was completely stunned - my dear, it's still the pixelated little green tanks from back then. Hundreds of King Tigers, T-34s, and Shermans are lined up in a row. The picture quality is straight to the max, but the spirit of "strategy and coordination will lead to victory" has not changed at all 😭. Back then, two people were guarding one screen, but now the entire army is guarding seventy-four castles. Hundreds of people are fighting cross-server melees, storming, sneak attacks, and encirclement and encirclement. Even the gameplay of blitzes and classic battles has been brought over.
To be honest, at first I thought this was just a skin-for-money game, but when I entered it I found that "Tiger King is easy to get" was really not a lie. Resource allocation, lineup matching, and legion coordination were all reflected in the spirit of "saving money and brains to clear the level" when playing pirated cassettes. It's just that I saved a few coins before, but now I save resources and tactical choices.
Youth is back in an instant. In the past, the happiness was brought by a set of pirated cards, but now the passion is brought by a group of comrades. If you want to experience the feeling of "no matter how strong the opponent is, we can make a comeback if we work together", you might as well come to "My Tank My Regiment" to build a legion. Maybe we can meet on the battlefield and defend the "Eagle" together 🐦🔥.