Chapter 65: [SSS-Rank] Tactical Theory

Mo Xiaomo clicked on one tactic after another, but there were only brief introductions; no specific details were written. This book is first published on Tian Tian Kan Xiao Shuo, which has a massive collection, 𝐭𝐭𝐤𝐬. 𝐭𝐰, for you to choose from, providing you with an error-free and non-disordered reading experience.

After taking a screenshot of the card she had just clicked on and putting it into the stream, Mo Xiaomo looked at the card and said:

"The (WWII/Modern Warfare) after the name of this tactic must represent where it can be used, right? For example, the Island Hopping Tactic only has (WWII), which means it's not very useful in modern warfare?"

The viewers in the stream felt the same way, but the 【Nuclear Strike Tactic】 sparked quite a bit of discussion.

【A tactic that has only been used once on 'Earth', what exactly is it like?】

【You don't need to think about that; you won't see it on Blue Star. With the word 'nuclear' and that description... it should be a weapon made by nuclear fission, but nuclear fission was phased out long ago. You can see it in some disaster movies; some movies have simulated the effects of nuclear fission.】

【I know that one, you get superpowers from mutations after the explosion, right?】

【..... Mutation my ass, you just die instantly.】

【You guys are getting off track! If it's this thing, then it really could affect the national destiny.】

【With the technology of 'World War II', if you drop a nuclear weapon, no one can stop it.】

【Good heavens, so that's the kind of national destiny it is... just total destruction.】

【How is the technology on this 'Earth' so fragmented? Looking at the plot in the game, electricity isn't even popularized in many places, yet they can actually create 'nuclear weapons'?】

Mo Xiaomo watched the discussion in the stream, feeling somewhat confused.

Although she wasn't a professional, she knew of the existence of this "nuclear" thing, but she remembered it was only used in power plants, right?

Something about controllable nuclear power... she couldn't quite remember.

Could this thing really be related to weapons?

However, with so many people watching the stream and so many people having a professional discussion, Mo Xiaomo couldn't reveal that she didn't understand anything. She coughed lightly and said:

"Brothers, let's look at the other cards."

She then clicked on another tactical card.

【Global Prompt Strike Tactic (Modern Warfare/P5 Countries)】

【Tactical Status: Locked】

【Tactical Rank: S-Rank】

【Introduction: Utilizing hypersonic weapons (speed ≥ 5 Mach), the combat capability to precisely strike any target globally within one hour, with accuracy reaching the meter level, capable of destroying deeply buried, mobile, or high-value targets. Only P5 countries possess this capability.】

【Drone Swarm Cooperative Tactic】

【Tactical Status: Locked】

【Tactical Rank: SS-Rank】

【Introduction: A tactic composed of a swarm of thousands of drones at the most basic level (no upper limit). By executing saturation attacks, it bypasses traditional command hierarchies, paralyzing enemy high-value strategic targets (such as aircraft carriers) at an extremely low cost, subverting traditional warfare modes.】

One by one, the tactical cards and their introductions were opened under Mo Xiaomo's operation.

Although much of the content was missing, just by looking at the introductions, one could tell how powerful these tactics were.

Compared to these 【Nuclear Strike Tactic】, 【Global Prompt Strike】, 【Drone Swarm】, etc., it seemed reasonable that 【Blitzkrieg】 was rated as B-Rank...

And this drone thing was truly outrageous.

Isn't that something produced on a factory assembly line? Cheap ones cost dozens, expensive ones cost a few thousand or tens of thousands, and that's about it. Can this thing take out an aircraft carrier?

The 'Earth' technology in the game can build nuclear weapons, but can't defend against drones?

Logically speaking, there should be countermeasures for this thing.

How could drones be allowed to attack an aircraft carrier?

Mo Xiaomo and the viewers in the stream understood the other tactics, but this drone tactic felt like it was refreshing their worldview. But since it could be rated as 【SS-Rank】, there must be a reason for it...

I wonder if we'll be able to see it in the subsequent plot.

As Mo Xiaomo clicked on the cards one by one, more and more B-Rank and C-Rank cards appeared, until...

"Huh?"

【Mobile Corps Commander Warfare Theory】

【Tactical Status: Locked】

【Tactical Rank: SSS-Rank】

【Introduction: The symbolic "ultimate form of tactical thought," its sixteen-character mantra '****, ****, ****, ****' has had a profound influence worldwide. With its "low cost, high consumption" characteristics, it forces traditional powers to re-examine the definition and cost of "victory," proving the effectiveness of anti-imperial hegemony (influential examples include the Graveyard of Empires, the Middle East conflict).】

"???"

"That's it?!"

"No way?! What are those sixteen characters?!"

"Why are they all asterisks?!!!"

Looking at the theory labeled as 【SSS-Rank】 tactic, and that astonishing introduction, anti-imperial hegemony?

If she wasn't mistaken, it should be the Empire, right? Or was it a hegemonic country like the Empire?

But there was so much introduction.

The key part was '****', which almost drove Mo Xiaomo and the viewers in the stream crazy. Me???

This is really not acting like a human?!

By the way... we still don't know what Zhao Ming, the boss of Polar Star Game Company, looks like?

Mo Xiaomo and the viewers were thinking this through gritted teeth.

And Mo Xiaomo's stream had already hit the trending searches.

It was mainly because the 【Battle of Britain】 had just ended, and players were showing off the medals they had obtained, but some people had already unlocked the Hall of Fame and experienced the hidden immersive plot, speed-running France for the first time.

Coupled with the hidden 'Tactical Library' unlocked later, the popularity just exploded.

At this moment.

Daxia Federation, Capital.

The "Anti-War Competition" branch's voting review for the preliminary round was nearing its end, with only one week left, and "World War II: Rise of the Empire" successfully advanced as expected.

Although some people opposed it, they couldn't stop the game's high popularity.

There was simply no reason to reject it.

At this time, inside the review committee.

Game section, because the games being reviewed were different.

Except for games with vast worldviews like "World War II: Rise of the Empire," which required organizing dozens of people from various fields to review, other games didn't need that many.

And at this time, for an adventure game being reviewed, military scientist Shi Jun was not present.

However, historian Lin Cheng made some suggestions regarding the historical sites in this game, and after letting the staff notify the author to modify them.

Lin Cheng picked up his phone and quickly found the video of Mo Xiaomo experiencing the hidden plot.

He clipped out the parts about why the Empire had to stop its advance, the situation it was facing at the time, some footage of the tank units struggling to fight on that kind of terrain, and Guderian arguing his case.

Lin Cheng opened his Federation Headline account here and attached the edited video:

"@Shi Jun Talks Military, don't look at problems from a god's perspective. War is the continuation of politics; it will be full of too many uncertainties. Based on the situation in the plot, do you still think there's a problem with the Dunkirk evacuation being successful?"

And added #World War II: Rise of the Empire#.

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