Due to Zhao Ming's arrangements, apart from some regular players.
The vast majority of players are gathered at ports, industrial towns, or southern cities under various orders or mission requirements...
This led to the Imperial 'Eagle Day' operation.
There's no escape from being bombed, and they might get bombed right after respawning.
Players personally felt the helplessness of individuals in war.
The despair of waiting for death, the fear of watching bombs fall helplessly, unable to escape, followed by explosions that plunge the screen into darkness.
No great triumph, no armies prevailing.
With one command from the Imperial Marshal, a Federation city was bombed into ruins, countless died.
Federation Camp players recorded a lot of videos here.
The city in ruins, crying citizens, compared to the impact of single-player immersive war scenes, the multi-player online game mutual exchange resonated even more.
