Let me give you some background first. I am a standard social worker, and what I look forward to most every day is the hour and a half at noon. In the past, during the lunch break, everyone would check their mobile phones, either checking TikTok or taking a nap. Until last week, the guy at the work station next door suddenly sent a link in the group and said, "Come and help me conquer the city." As a result, we all fell into the trap at the first sight.
This game is really suitable for us office workers to fish. First of all, it's not boring. You don't need to hang up and grind monsters all day long like those MMOs. After lunch, you can turn on your phone, collect food, upgrade generals, and see who in the alliance has been robbed again. It can be done in about ten minutes. The most amazing thing is the national war map with thousands of people on the same screen. All five people in our office joined the same alliance and sent troops to attack the city together during the lunch break. It was a lively event. Colleagues can also send troops to support each other. I was attacked by someone last night. When I came to the company this morning, my old man laughed at me and said, "Your hometown has been stolen and you are still sleeping." I was so angry that I directly dragged him into a team to take revenge at noon, hahaha.
The voice system in the game is also very convenient. We directly started a group voice chat and commanded the march while grabbing takeout. It was like having a project meeting at work, but the atmosphere was completely different. It was all "Left, left! Destroy the arrow tower first!" "Don't shoot that spearman, go steal the food and grass!" It was very over the top. Sometimes when leaders pass by, they think we are discussing plans. When they look closer, they see that we are all leading troops to fight. Their expressions make me laugh to death.
In addition, this game is also friendly to novices and can be played without spending money. We are all members of the party at zero, but we can still sneak into the top 100 alliances by relying on the generals and resources provided by the system. Although I can't beat the big guys, I still have no problem bullying small groups as a group😏. Moreover, it does not take up memory, and my three-year-old Android machine runs smoothly. It is not like some games that get too hot and drop frames, and the phone is still cold even after playing during lunch break and going to work in the afternoon.
The only drawback is that lunch time is too short! I often have to go back to work right after a key battle. Yesterday afternoon, all I could think about was "did my team of cavalry get anywhere?" and I had no intention of writing code at all. So now we have agreed to stop after the fight at noon and wait until work in the evening to make an appointment. After all, work is important (although the boss doesn't think so).
In short, if you are like me and don't want to sit around during your lunch break, and you don't want to play a game that requires you to watch the whole time, you can really try Hu Lai Three Kingdoms 2. Playing with colleagues will double the fun, and it can also enhance (mutually cheating on) relationships. Not to mention, the league just announced that there will be a sneak attack on the server next door at three o'clock in the afternoon. I have to go to the camp in advance... I'll sneak away first.