From this moment on, the battle seemed to enter a white-hot stage.
Thousands of fighter planes were fighting in the sky over a range of hundreds of kilometers, and flames were bursting at all times.
The fragments of parts were flying all over the sky like rain.
At this moment in the Wakanda Technology Center, Shuri, Dr. Banner, and Tony all had sweat on their foreheads.
Su Rui, the always lively little girl, moved her hands quickly on the virtual light screen, and couldn't help shouting: "Hurry up, faster, the signal amplifiers are not enough, and the number of our fighter planes online can only reach about 1,200."
Dr. Banner also changed his usual simple and honest appearance and quickly operated the virtual light screen: "We have to wait for the interference test results. I estimate that it will take 20 to 30 minutes to recompile the anti-interference program, which should improve the performance by about 50%."
Tony: "Don't worry, I'm already mobilizing micro-transmitters. Ten thousand of them will be deployed to the battlefield in batches to ensure that there will be no problem with the remote control of the five thousand fighters."
While the three were busy, major Star Wars arcades around the world had begun to close, with the reason being that they were hosting the year's largest super annual competition.
Only players on the list are allowed to enter, and no exit is allowed. At the same time, all communication tools must be handed in.
In fact, after they entered the virtual game room, no other signals could be sent out, and only the data of the virtual operation line was running wildly.
In response, the official statement of the Star Wars League stated that this is to enable players to have better performance in the super competition, and it is expected to end within twelve hours.
At the same time, all participating players will be notified before "participating" that the points earned in this competition can be directly redeemed, with the exchange rate being 1 point for 1,000 US dollars.
The players were excited, but not violent.
Because this is a practice that has existed for a long time. In addition to the daily competitions two or three times a week, one point in the quarterly competition every three months can be exchanged for ten US dollars, and one point in the semi-annual competition is exchanged for one hundred US dollars.
Now one point in the annual competition is worth one thousand US dollars, which is completely expected.
Moreover, players who have participated in the quarterly and semi-annual competitions are well aware that the difficulty between the two is basically proportional to the points exchange ratio.
A master who can earn 10,000 US dollars in the quarterly competition can earn 30,000 to 50,000 US dollars at most in the annual competition. Those who can earn 100,000 US dollars are at least the top 100 players in the rankings, or the top 200 players who occasionally have a burst of success.
By this calculation, the top 100 players on the list might be able to earn tens of millions in the annual competition, but ordinary masters would only earn about 100,000 or 200,000.
So, everyone is calm... No wonder!
That’s US dollars!
A match that lasts no more than twelve hours can earn one or two hundred thousand dollars, which is not much worse than the annual income of the so-called middle class in the United States.
In recent years, there have been so many gaming geeks who have turned into emotionless pile-driving machines by playing Star Wars games that it has become a recognized meme on the Internet.
Don’t be fooled by some people’s complaints about “where are the fun games”, the key point is “there is no emotion”.
They have no feelings, so they just let it go after the fight. There is no question of whether to coax women or not. There are many beautiful women who are equally "emotionless" who take the initiative to coax these game geeks.
Anyway, one is greedy for the body, the other is greedy for US dollars, each just takes what they need.
But when it comes to points, Star Wars officials also established rules early on - if you don't follow instructions, you will lose points.
In the early days, there were some stubborn young people who, once they were successful, ranked in the top 100, and earned tens of thousands a month, thought they could break the rules and at worst change jobs.
As a result, these people discovered that the points deductions for violations in the Star Wars League were actually no different from the red and yellow cards in football matches.
Once a certain score is reached, the player will be suspended from the Star Wars League for one week to three months.
What’s even more annoying is that when other competitions are suspended, you can still practice on your own, or even temporarily become a private coach.
Being suspended from the Star Wars League means that you can’t even enter the virtual game room, and no matter how talented you are, you won’t have any channels to monetize.
Besides, the Star Wars League is not simply a system of shooting down and scoring. You can also earn a lot of points by completing the instructions to the greatest extent possible.
Therefore, the more efficiently and accurately you execute commands, the more points you will get.
The longer the time, the more points you get, time is money.
Therefore, even if these strong-handed champions are jealous of the U.S. dollar, they can enter combat status very quickly.
Under the "selfish" attack of these players who obeyed orders, the air battle was temporarily maintained at a state of equal strength and was not swept away by Thanos' fleet.
The battle on the ground gradually entered its most intense state.
Countless fighter planes fought in the air, providing effective protection for the landing ships.
Of the second batch of hundreds of landing ships, two-thirds successfully landed.
The first landing force, which originally had a small number of survivors, received strong support. The cannon fodder four-armed monsters swarmed forward again, using their flesh and blood bodies to attract firepower and clear the way for the heavy infantry and vehicles behind them.
A large number of vehicles of Thanos' ground forces also began to advance layer by layer and then station themselves, forming firepower points one after another, and implementing counter-suppression on Wakanda's various firepower points.
The pressure on the four-armed monster was greatly reduced, and it began to advance the "corpse line" of its own kind and break into the city of Wakanda.
Luke, who was watching the battle in the hall, spoke up: "Okay, you guys continue to wait for the opportunity. I'll take the prototype to show off so that Thanos can rest assured."
Strange just nodded, and T'Challa added, "Be careful. If it doesn't work, forget it. We still have a backup plan."
Luke chuckled and patted his shoulder: "Don't worry, even if Thanos dies twice, I won't die."
The corner of Strange's mouth twitched.
Batman had already "died" once in the battle in New York, and now he wants the Knight to die again
Well, this is purely the rookie wizard thinking too much.
Batman died that one time because his character was too noble and he was easily morally blackmailed by others.
Luke had no interest in abusing himself to satisfy the moral demands of irrelevant people.
The Knight is just a "super fan". Even Batman's die-hard fans would not ask him to be stronger than Batman, so there is too much room for maneuver.
Besides, the Bat-Squad was just starting out when Batman "sacrificed" and was easily targeted and suppressed.
Now... Luke is not targeting or suppressing other forces, those people should be thankful.
Without mentioning the Sorcerer Supreme's complaints, Luke strolled out of the hall and casually sent a message to Tony: "The opening show is here, have you solved it?"
The young master looked serious, not intending to argue at all: "Just give me a little while."
Luke casually took out two Raccoon originals from the storage space. He also slightly improved the Energy Gatling gun based on his own situation. "Okay, but my little toy is a little thirsty."
Tony finally rolled his eyes: "What little toy? A fully automatic electromagnetic bat dart?"
Luke gently pressed the preheating switch, and the six barrels started to rotate rapidly amid the humming sound of the motor. “No, it’s just a small question you asked me a long time ago.”
Upon hearing this, the young master quickened his pace: "Damn it, just wait. I'll be done in a minute."
Luke smiled, took out a lollipop and put it in his mouth: Hey, who isn't a baby these days? Isn't the young master a curious baby now