Ghost Nobunaga was going to be sarcastic about me, but I almost got angry with my words. In a fit of rage, this kid stopped arguing with me, and simply pointed at me and shouted, "Let's go up and kill him for me." ”

Hearing Ghost Nobunaga's shout, the nearby Japanese players did not kill immediately, but were collectively united. If Onite Nobunaga had asked them to deal with ordinary people, they would have rushed up, but now that the target has been changed to me, it makes the Japanese players who received the order seem quite nervous.

Although there was some hesitation about Onite Nobunaga's orders, orders were orders after all, and Japanese players were known for their high obedience, so after a little bit of grooming, the guys rushed up.

The first to do it was a player standing next to Nobunaga Onite, who lunged down at me from the roof of the wagon that was the command, but as soon as he jumped up, I stabbed him in the stomach with the hook and sickle, threw him over my head and behind me, and instantly knocked a player who was about to help the guy to the ground.

After seeing that someone was making a move, the rest of the people rushed up together, and I knew that I couldn't entangle with them when I saw this additional posture. Even if I have a relatively high combat power, once I am entangled by them, it will be very troublesome. So I slapped Nightshade on the neck, and Nightshade immediately stood up, and with the help of the inertia of falling, he slammed his head into the carriage in front of him. Hearing a loud bang, the entire carriage was smashed to pieces in an instant, and Nobunaga Ghost and several people around him all jumped out of the carriage in a wolf.

Nightshade didn't stop after crashing through the carriage, and with a single step of his hooves he stepped across the carriage. The Japanese players who surrounded them wanted to catch up, but even if they were knocked apart, the carriage bracket was at least more than a meter high, and it was not so easy to jump over. A few players on the outside went straight to the sides of the carriage, and one of the best players relied on his quick reaction and jumped up on a wheel that was crooked there. However, he had barely jumped over the carriage when Nightshade suddenly jumped up with his front legs on the ground and kicked him in the chest, and the guy was kicked away by Nightshade without any reaction, and then knocked over a group of people with a loud bang.

When the self-proclaimed masters who came around the carriage rushed near me, the guy who jumped over the carriage had already been kicked into nowhere, and the first person who rushed to my side only then remembered that he had rushed in front of me alone. Originally, they were surrounding me on the other side of the carriage, and they should have gotten on it together, but now after going around the carriage, because of the different speeds, everyone pulled away, and although the distance was actually not far, they still couldn't rush to my side anyway.

The guy's first instinct was to step back and wait for the others to arrive before attacking, but I didn't intend to give him this chance, the hook and sickle in my hand leaned out and stabbed the guy in the throat with a simple straight stab, and then retracted like lightning, and the guy fell down in disbelief with a crazy bloody throat.

Although this guy died unjustly, at least he bought time for the follow-ups, and the people who followed him quickly surrounded me again, intending to use the advantage of being outnumbered to launch a rogue tactic. In Zero, there is only one way to deal with the master called the rogue tactic, and that is to hug people. It's like the kind of tactics used by a group of ordinary people who can't fight in reality when dealing with a person with relatively strong combat effectiveness, several people go up and hold each other's hand or foot together, as long as their limbs and waist are all controlled, then no matter how high his fighting skills are, it is useless, because no matter how great a person's strength is, it is generally difficult to use the strength of one hand or one foot to fight against the strength of one or two people's whole body. And things like fighting skills can't play a role after the limbs are restricted, so in real battles, people who know how to use fighting skills are afraid of being controlled by multiple people on the other side using this method.

It's a similar story in the game. In the case that the level difference is not very outrageous, the power gap between elite players and ordinary players is actually not very large, and the combat power gap between them is mainly opened by factors such as fighting skills, proficiency in special skills and equipment, if you only look at the basic attributes, in fact, everyone's attributes are similar. Therefore, in such a situation, if the average player is able to control the limbs of the elite player, then it is equivalent to completely canceling out the opponent's advantage in terms of fighting skills, because in this situation of being held, it is actually strength rather than skill. Of course, the gap between elite players and ordinary players is not only skill, but also the skills and equipment of elite players. But once the limbs are held, there are not many skills left that can actually be used, and as for the advantages in equipment...... To be honest, aside from the fact that the defense may still be active, the other equipment attributes are mostly meaningless. Of course, all of the above refers only to the fighting between warrior players, and mage players, whether you are an elite player or an ordinary person, are basically finished when they are close to each other.

It is precisely because this hugging tactic can greatly offset the advantages of elite players, so it is also called a rogue tactic by many elite players, and now Onite Nobunaga's gang of subordinates is fighting this idea. If I let this high-attack personnel rely on their speed to rush back and forth around them, then no matter how many people they have, they will definitely not be enough for me to kill, but once they hold me, then even if I continue to cause their casualties in the process of struggling, after all, they can attack me, and no matter how high the defense is, there will always be a time when it will be worn off, as long as they can control me, it is not impossible to kill me.

A large number of Japanese players with this mentality began to flock to my side in an attempt to pull me down from Nightshade, but they ignored two things. First, they misestimated my fighting skills and attack power. With my fighting skills, can I get close to just because there are many people? Second, they forgot how high my stat value was. The hugging tactic also requires the ability to control the opponent's hands and feet to be effective, and although the strength of most masters is not much higher than that of ordinary players, I obviously can't be counted in this majority range.

Let's not talk about how high my attributes were before, just looking at my level, these guys should know that I am not something they can hold at all. The battle between me and Onite Nobunaga before, it was said to be a decisive battle between high-level players in China and Japan, but in fact, it was the system that used Onite Nobunaga and their combat power to test me in a reward level, and when we successfully defeated Onite Nobunaga and left the duel space, I had already completed that test, which means that I have now obtained all the experience points after the mission of clearing the Russian Protoss, and I have broken through the 2,000-level mark by mistake.

At a time when most players are still stuck below level 1,000, it's not nice for me to surpass level 2,000. I can say without exaggeration that with the strength corresponding to my current level of 2,000, even if you have seven or eight people hanging on each of my arms, I can still drag them to fight the enemy with their weapons, so the tactic of dragging people makes no sense to me at all.

Even if they hugged me, with my strength, not only would I not be held back by them, but I could easily throw them all out.

Ignoring these advantages, a large number of Japanese players immediately launched a rogue tactic. First, seven or eight players jumped up from all directions of the crowd and pounced on me, and then the players below didn't care about any defenses, and just squeezed around me and Nightshade, hoping to get us stuck. However, just as these people were desperate to jump or pounce to get us stuck, I suddenly disappeared with Nightshade.

Even if I was strong enough not to be hugged by these guys, I didn't plan to get up close and personal with a group of big men, so I used Dream Jump with Nightshade to step out of the crowd. Of course, it wasn't the end of the process, as soon as I appeared on the periphery of the crowd, I immediately raised the Eternal Hook Scythe and swung it forward, and a red light flashed forward along the head of the spear, and then I saw that all the people in the path of the red light were frozen there, and after a few seconds, they suddenly fell down in unison. And all of them are cut in two sections, and the incision is smooth, even if it is cut by a laser knife.

The Japanese players who were about to kill me looked at the fallen group of people for two seconds, and then suddenly burst out with even more frantic killing intent and rushed towards me.

Before the fight, these guys were scared because of my prestige, but after the fight, they all figured it out, if you don't be brave enough to kill me now, even if you don't get killed by me later, you will have to be killed by the follow-up Chinese players. Besides, if you can rush up like this, you may not necessarily die, and if you really kill me, it will be a desperate situation.

"These guys are crazy." Looking at the Japanese players who rushed up, Nightshadow couldn't help but sigh.

"Are you scared?"

"Am I afraid?" Nightshade turned to look at me, then looked at the Japanese player in front of me and said, "Do you want me to just rush over or fly up and attack from above?" ”

"Just go straight to it. What we need is a defeat rather than a war of attrition, and it might be better to just rush straight through. ”

"Understood. You sit tight. Nightshade immediately lowered her head and lunged forward. The Japanese players who were facing us instinctively flashed a path in both directions when they saw us rushing at terrifying speeds, and Night Shadow simply accelerated through the gap. Of course, I was not idle on the back of the Night Shadow, and the hook and sickle in my hand kept sharpening left and right, and as long as we ran along the way, there were fountains of blood all over the ground.

The Japanese players obviously realized that this would not be able to surround me at all, so they began to find ways to adjust the tactical structure, some relatively low-level players took the initiative to withdraw from the battlefield to participate in the battle between ordinary players, and some particularly strong people were concentrated near me to intercept me.

I don't feel any about the tactical adjustment of Japanese players anyway. Just as an elephant doesn't see much difference between stepping on a mouse and stepping on a cockroach, for me there is no difference between killing a level 1,000 player and killing a level 900 player, anyway, it seems to me that the three steps: shoot-assassinate-collect the gun. Of course, if you encounter people above 1,300 or more, it will be a different matter, after all, people who have reached this level still have a certain ability to resist. However, the problem is that it seems that there are no more than one slap in the total number of players in Japan who meet this requirement, and it is not always possible to find them here.

Onite Nobunaga had been planning to kill me since I smashed his carriage in the first place, but no matter how he adjusted his tactics, I just rushed back and forth through the crowd unaffected. From the time he saw me, it was only five minutes now, and at least two thousand players and NPCs had died in the nearby area, although this killing speed could be said to be insignificant for the total strength of the entire Japanese player front, but such a dense casualty appeared in a relatively small area and a relatively short period of time, and the consequences were relatively severe. Moreover, Nobunaga seems to have spotted the signs of the beginning of the problem.

At the edge of the area where I was rushing around, some Japanese personnel began to appear in the past, first the combatants of some NPC units began to hesitate, and then some people began to flee on their own initiative. Although the battle NPCs in the legion are relatively slow to respond to my suppression attribute, theoretically as long as they are combat NPCs, they are actually affected by this attribute, and the specific outbreak time is only determined by the battle results of both sides. If the Japanese had been able to suppress me in the first place, then these NPCs would have been able to hold on, but unfortunately, not only could they not suppress me, but I killed so many people. Although the combat NPC has a higher IQ than the system NPC, people are not stupid! Do people know what to be afraid of? So deserters soon appeared.

Originally, the reaction of the NPC troops was not too strict, after all, there are still a lot of Japanese players here. But soon Nobunaga noticed that some of the players actually started to run backwards with the NPCs, and the people around me were rushing forward and some backward on the battlefield, and the people on both sides were mixed up to disrupt their own attack rhythm.

In fact, this cannot be blamed on the timidity of Japanese players, but because people have the habit of conforming to the herd. On the battlefield, NPCs and players are originally very separated, after all, NPCs have unified equipment, but once the battle begins to enter the melee stage, the cluttered environment can easily make players misjudge. Although some players knew that it was only NPCs who were fleeing, the herd mentality still made them follow the NPCs and start running, while other players began to run after seeing some players running away, and finally this small-scale escape finally evolved into a large-scale collapse, and the collapse of this area also meant the collapse of the entire army. Deserters are like a flood, one can take away ten, ten can take hundreds, hundreds can bring tens of clouds, as long as someone starts, then the whole collapse will be inevitable.