I think there were no smartphones at that time. We would squat in an Internet cafe and play Warcraft 3. One picture could last us all night. Today's children may not even know what Haofang Battle Platform and VS Platform are. At that time, you had to queue up to enter the room. Once you got in, you started to work. If you lost, you would be replaced. How could there be any VIP, first recharge, or skin bonuses?
Talking about the game "Fight to Fight", I was happy as soon as I saw the introduction. Isn't this what the RPG defensive map was like back then? No training, just competition. Bring brothers together for a 2v2 head-to-head confrontation, and you can win with quick hands and quick brains. You said that among the current games, which one doesn't ask you to complete tasks, collect fragments, and upgrade stars to make breakthroughs right from the start? Playing games is like working, more tiring than 996 🌚
But this one is truly hard-core. Entering it means fighting for operation, awareness, and lineup understanding. For the 5.0 package, the developer is Suzhou Dayu. The charging model says 0. Am I right? Are there still manufacturers doing charity now? There is no monthly card or battle order. This level of conscience alone deserves a good review.
In fact, I feel quite emotional. From red and white consoles to PCs and then to mobile phones, the graphics are getting more and more dazzling, but the taste of many games has changed. It used to be about playing with gameplay, but now it's about playing with values. In the past, I blamed myself for losing, but now I blame myself for not having enough krypton gold. This game allows me to find the pure joy I had back then. If you are good at it, you can win. You are just good at it, just practice more.
That's not to say that cash-based games are bad. After all, manufacturers have to make a living, but there must be a place where old players can find their original aspirations. I think back then, when we stayed up late studying troop countermeasures, drawing troop lines, and blocking positions, we didn't know it was called "strategy." All we could think about was "how to win this wave." This game feels like this, simple and direct, no nonsense.
Anyway, for the past two days, I've been dragging along some of my old buddies in the trade union group to play black games every night, and I'm happy whether I win or lose. If you have played War3 back then, or want to experience the feeling of this old-fashioned confrontation map, you can give it a try. The game is not big and there is no threshold. Just click in and start playing. 😎
In the words of my daughter: Dad's youth is back!