I repeat this is not a game

Chapter 302: Observing the Battle and Collecting Data
In this way, by observing the whole process of a civilization from being able to barely resist at the beginning to being defeated at the end, until the end of the curtain.

In this way, under the arrangement of the players, the transport ships headed towards the Norg civilization, and a large number of combat robots were released to start fighting.

And when the robots came, the Norg civilization naturally integrated the few remaining forces in their hands and launched a counterattack. Although they could destroy the robots, after all, the technological gap lies here, and their battle loss ratio has always been high.

"What's the current situation?" asked the commander-in-chief in the war room of the Nog civilization at the moment.

"Reporting to the commander, the enemy's battle robots are really powerful. Our frontline fighters resisted desperately but were still defeated."

Listening to the report from his subordinates, the commander-in-chief asked: "It's been more than a month since the battle, have you discovered the enemy's weakness?"

Hearing this question, the subordinate just shook his head: "No, once the enemy's robot loses combat effectiveness, it will immediately start the self-destruct program, so we have no way to get samples to study its weaknesses."

"I can't get the samples... This is troublesome." He picked up the report on the table.

"We have lost more than 30 cities in a month. If this continues, we are afraid." He sighed.

"Has the number of enemy robots been counted?"

"It has been counted. There are more than 100 million units in several areas." Hearing this, the commander nodded and continued to ask.

"What about the current battle loss ratio?"

"About 10 to 1." The soldier lowered his head unconsciously while speaking.

"In other words, we need at least 1000 million heavy weapons to defeat them." He sighed as he spoke.

"1000 million, let alone 1000 million heavy weapons in our hands, even these to are all patchwork." As he spoke, he seemed to have thought of something and asked quickly.

"If we use our soldiers to carry weapons such as rocket launchers to fight against them, how much will be the damage?"

Hearing this, the subordinates naturally guessed what their commander wanted to do. After hesitating for a long time, he still said a number: "Big... about a thousand to one."

Hearing this number, the commander's expression couldn't help but change slightly: "How could it be so high."

"There's no way around it. The opponent is a robot. The bullets of a general submachine gun can't do much damage to them. The only way to effectively kill them is to use a heavy machine gun, but you know that a heavy machine gun is a deployment weapon."

"So once deployed and discovered then..."

Hearing this, the commander frowned and couldn't help but began to think.

"At present, the number of aircraft, tanks and chariots we have left is not much. Although the individual equipment is relatively sufficient, it actually has little effect." Thinking of this, he set his sights on a ship parked in their capital. Above the FG300 in the sky.

"What is the enemy's intention?" He said to himself at the moment.

The huge battleship has been parked above them since the beginning of the war and has not moved much, but once they launch nuclear bomb-level weapons, the battleship will immediately intercept these nuclear bombs.

So this made them have to give up the use of nuclear weapons, and it was also because of this reason that they, who were lagging behind in their own technological level, were beaten back and forth.

Even though they were helpless, they gradually understood the meaning of the enemy through several actions. The enemy wanted to fight them without using nuclear weapons, although they knew it would be unfair to them.

But their own strength determines that they have to accept the rules of the game.

Compared to them, the players are much busier.

At this moment, many players are monitoring their strategy experts one-on-one, analyzing and recording their behavior, strategy and many other aspects of data.

Under the influence of such a crisis of the collapse of civilization, these strategists also racked their brains crazily to think about countermeasures, and various methods and routines emerged in an endless stream, which made players call it awesome after seeing it.

"The game boss has to say that this civilization is too good. The battle has only started for a few months. First of all, compared to the tactics at the beginning of the battle, their tactical level has been significantly improved now."

"Secondly, in terms of technology, in order to deal with our robots, they have developed exoskeleton armor specifically for our robots."

"Yeah, I have to say that the potential that civilization can unleash when facing a crisis of life and death is infinite. Judging from the current battle loss ratio and the progress of their armament development, they will soon be able to wipe out all our robots. gone."

Hearing the game blowing up here, I looked at the pictures from the battlefield, and saw soldiers of the Nog civilization wearing simple exoskeleton armor and carrying huge heavy machine guns fighting robots.

In the picture, a soldier of the Nog civilization found the best attack point and saw that he pressed a button on the exoskeleton armor. The next moment, the exoskeleton armor that originally covered the whole body suddenly detached and stretched out three brackets tightly. Tightly plunged into the ground, and then the soldier adjusted the position of the heavy mecha, aimed at the target and started shooting.

Looking at this simple exoskeleton armor game, I can't help feeling that the potential of intelligent creatures is infinite, especially when facing life and death.

Although this exoskeleton armor is a simple heavy machine gun bracket to put it bluntly, but it can be researched in such a short period of time, and it can be mass-produced and put into the battlefield. I have to say that they have done a good job in this wave.

Originally wanting to continue to observe, Game Blow also knew that it was obviously impossible to stay here. Although Game Blow was also very interested in their development process, but time did not allow him to stay here for too long.

So after much deliberation, he made a decision.

"Leave 100 people here to continue to observe and record their combat and development process, and the rest will go to another civilization to start a new routine."

As he spoke, he thought for a while and then added: "Well, if they solve this batch of robots, then give them a rest period of about ten years, and after ten years, send a new batch of robots with a higher level of technology, and so on." Repeatedly."

After confirming the plan, he took the others to prepare to leave, but just a few steps away, he suddenly turned around and warned the players staying here.

"By the way, their development data during the ten-year gap after the war is also very important. Don't forget to collect it."

"Don't worry, leave it to us."

"OK"

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In this way, the players started to act according to the plan.

Compared with the players here, Luwu Civilization is much simpler and rougher, because they have no shortage of labor after the immigration ship has successfully escaped, so they find a new galaxy and then a group of people rush up to start mining, because There is no shortage of people, so the first thing they have to do after encountering low-level civilizations is to destroy them directly.

(End of this chapter)