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Chapter 42 From the Pioneer of Milk Law to Saving France

The main interface of the game is very simple, just a background image of a medieval street.

On the left are the main UI options.

Includes single player, multiplayer, campaigns, historical campaigns, archives, replays, and more.

There were more options, but in "Age of Empires - Outpost Battle", none of them were made.

"Let's play the battle first."

"Play with England, watch my William Wallace beat the French, and beat Paris in 30 days!"

"Well, William Wallace is from England, right? Forgot."

I think this is a leather brother who mainly talks about the British and French Hundred Years War game.

Preconceived belief that this game will have England.

When the results came in, it turned out there was no England option.

The only thing that the leather brother can choose is the faction battle highlighted on the map - other places are ordinary parchment maps.

It seems a bit empty.

"Leave me well... The Battle of France - Joan of Arc."

"The saint of the Hundred Years' War, I am very proficient in this history!"

"There is another Byzantine battle? Huh? Why is this Byzantine battle in southern Italy?"

"Did Byzantium ever rule southern Italy? I thought Byzantium only ruled the Balkans and Asia Minor."

"Uh, maybe you can play around and learn history."

The mouse continued to move to the map of Asia.

"The third optional force is Mongolia?"

"The story of Genghis Khan? Then I'm too familiar with it. Hey, I'm too familiar with history. The memorized game history is boring!"

After looking at the optional forces in the campaign, Brother Leather already wanted to enter the game.

But the fur brother remembered the poster he saw when he entered the door.

"Isn't there Hualong Kingdom on the poster? Why didn't I see it in the battle just now?"

Go back to the main menu and look for it. In the historical battle, Brother Leather saw two other optional forces in "Age of Empires - Outpost War".

Hualong Kingdom and Ottomans.

The battle content of these two forces in the game appears in the historical battle option.

"Let me see what the battle of Hualong Kingdom is?"

"The Battle of Poyang Lake? Why does it feel a little different?"

"And this battle of the Ottomans, called Bingbafius? It seems a little different."

After a little groping, Brother Leather understood.

"Oh, the battles of France, Byzantium, and Mongolia are long campaigns with several levels."

"It's kind of like a story."

"Ottoman and Hualong Kingdom are called historical battles. They are mainly single battles in history, with only a single level."

The big brother in red leather was a little dissatisfied: "I feel that this game has so little influence."

"I played a medieval game before, and there seemed to be 50 optional factions!"

If Han Qi had been there, he would have admitted it.

Yes, "Age of Empires - Outpost War" is not a full version, there are only 5 optional forces.

Even in the battles of Ottoman and Hualong Kingdom, only single-level historical battles were made, and no long-form battles were made.

If Han Qi wants to do it, he can actually do it.

Although it is not officially available, Han Qi has all the materials and permissions of "Age of Empires".

Combinations are totally possible.

It's just these unofficial content, if Han Qi uses the game materials to develop it himself.

It takes quite a long time, requires careful design, and a lot of extra power to maintain the computing power of the fire.

Now Hanqi is still in its infancy and needs to be played in a hurry.

For the time being, it is unable to expand the content.

But still the same sentence, as long as the sales of "Age of Empires - Outpost War" are good, everything will be easy to follow.

The big brother in red leather who was playing the game originally wanted to play William Wallace leading the English army to defeat France.

But he was very disappointed to see no, so he had to choose France.

"The battle of Joan of Arc is still possible."

"Although I am familiar with the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France, I only know that Joan was a village girl and was burned?"

"Just come to study."

Move the mouse to the map of France and click on the first level: Birth of the World.

What appeared on the screen was a drawing on parchment, accompanied by a narration by a vicissitudes of life male voice.

"Army camp near Vaucouleur, February 2."

The background was changed to a dead soldier lying on the ground. Amid the mournful music, the side continued:
"... I have seen with my own eyes that my beloved France has been devoured by years of war."

"I ignored the fresh snow and wandered through the camp, and I saw soldiers full of wounds, full of exhaustion, and eyes full of despair."

The background picture continues to switch, and the soldiers can be seen dejected.

The background picture of despair continues until the third and fourth pictures, a peasant girl with short hair, she is saying something to everyone.

"The first time we met the girl, she told us she was just a farmer, she couldn't ride a horse, she couldn't fight a war."

"And she told us..."

"she wants."

"Save France!"

In the background picture rendered in despair, I saw a girl with firm eyes speaking such bold words.

The leather-clothed brother suddenly felt a shock all over his body, and a sense of mission emerged spontaneously.

Brother Leather, who was originally the vanguard of daily breast milk jokes, is now planning to play a good battle.

Look, how did a peasant woman who couldn't ride a horse save France?

Officially entering the map, the mission objective pops up first.

"Escort Joan of Arc, and Joan of Arc must not die on the way."

"Hehe, isn't this nonsense? If I escort Joan to death, then I'm still playing a fool!"

Turn off task notifications.

First of all, I saw two French knights in blue clothes.

They expressed that they would use their lives and honor to escort Joan of Arc to the castle of the French Crown Prince.

Because he has played a lot of RTS games, the big brother in leather clothes is still relatively experienced, and he didn't play blindly in the first time.

Instead, I observed the game interface a little bit.

"The picture is not bad. Although it is not as good as the latest WG platform game, it should be considered good on the Golden Hand platform."

"The key is that the painting style is very comfortable."

"These icons in the upper left corner should be resources?"

"Well, the map is in the lower right corner."

"The lower left corner...patrol, guard, follow, move attack, garrison, attack posture, defensive posture, formation... Uh, it's a bit complicated, why are there so many instructions?"

The leather-clothed brother, who felt his head was a bit big, took a look at the interface, then controlled Joan and the two knights to set off.

Left-click to frame selection, right-click to move, these basic operation logics are common.

So even if Brother Leather hasn't played "Age of Empires", he doesn't even know how to control characters.

The control characters set off, and at the beginning there are only two knights and Joan herself.

But French soldiers will continue to join in the process.

　I tried the waters and tried a round of swimming, but it was cold.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)