Hello fellow captains, I am that social mobile game player who commutes on the subway every day and hides in fire escapes during lunch breaks to play games. Today I am not going to talk about advanced tactics, but I will simply share how I, an office worker, find every opportunity to play "Modern Naval Warfare" to give a reference to friends who also have no time.
Let me talk about the conclusion first: This game is really suitable for players like us who have fragmented time. I was worried at first. After all, the name sounded like the kind of large-scale strategy game that requires you to squat in front of the computer to play all day long. But when I started playing it, I found that it actually packed the entire sea area into my mobile phone, and the game time was very flexible. 🚀
My daily routine is arranged like this——
When I was squeezing the subway in the morning, the mobile phone signal was sometimes good or bad. At this time, I took out my phone to do some fleet configuration. There are hundreds of active ship types in this game, including aircraft carriers, destroyers, and submarines. Just looking at the details of the models can take you through several stops. I especially like to communicate with my colleagues: "Look at the details of the hot and cold co-ordination of this vertical launch missile, it's amazing!" We are not military experts, but I just feel that this kind of realistic restoration is very interesting, much better than that kind of magical naval battle game. Moreover, this link does not require online battles, it is purely for cultivation, and there will be no delay if the signal is poor.
Lunch break is my prime time! After dinner, find a deserted corner of the workstation, put on your headphones, and play against each other in real time. The offensive and defensive system of this game is really different from other naval battle games. It is not a turn-based system where you hit me and I hit you. You have to figure out how to use destroyers to block missiles, how to use submarines to sneak past, and you have to keep a hand of torpedo decoys. Each battle lasts from a few minutes to more than ten minutes, so you can play two or three games during a lunch break. The feeling of winning a game is much more refreshing than drinking coffee. 😎
Now comes the most critical thing - how to prevent the boss from delaying work? My rule is to set an alarm. Lock the screen immediately when the point is reached. No matter how enthusiastic you are at the start, the next second you will be in the "Captain is offline" state. After all, we can't let the captain lose his job, right? I worked overtime until eight o'clock in the evening several times, dragged my exhausted body into the game, and saw that the fleet I had previously played was still automatically producing resources. The comfort in my heart was much better than the leader's drawings.
Here's another tip: before going to bed at night, place some automatically commissioned combat preparation tasks so that you can collect the food the next morning. Although the paid mode of this game is written as 0, it is not so demanding that it is suffocating. A prostitute like me has managed to accumulate several battleships by accumulating fragmented time every day. Of course, I'm a little itchy when I see limited boat tickets occasionally, but thinking about next month's rent, I forget it, haha.
By the way, let me complain, sometimes I work overtime so hard that I don't even have any spare time, so I can only stare at the ships in the game. But this is life. No matter how fun the game is, you have to keep your job first. Fortunately, "Modern Naval Warfare" allows me to experience the feeling of commanding an aircraft carrier formation during the morning rush hour when I am squeezed into a sardine can. It is a small blessing on the hard way to work. 💙
Finally, I would like to say that the game time of us office workers is like water in a sponge, there will always be squeeze. The key is to choose the right game and choose the right way to play. If you are also looking for a naval battle mobile game that can be played and stopped at any time, and has some military connotations, you might as well try "Modern Naval Warfare". I hope to meet more like-minded people, and then we can form a "community fleet" in the game and cheer each other up after get off work: if we can hold on for one more day, we will have a great time on the weekend! 🌊