You can't go wrong!

This is indeed a novice village!

There is no deception.

There is no intrigue.

And you don't count me, I count you.

If you want to win a war, you don't need to stay up all night thinking about some clever plan to defeat the enemy, you don't need to desperately speculate on the enemy's thoughts, and you don't need to go to great lengths to collect war intelligence.

The rules here are simple and crude.

Whoever has more troops and whose army has strong combat effectiveness will win the war.

Conspiracy, trickery, tactics?

his intrigues! his tactics! That's something that only the senior officers of a big country need to touch, they are just a small and remote country, and they don't want to plot the whole continent, so instead of studying and thinking about those things, it is better to have a banquet.

They are just lambs in imperial captivity.

Usually it's no problem for you to hit me, and I hit you, and the empire even encourages this kind of behavior. But if any country goes too far and tries to unify all its vassals, then the last Western tribe that was wiped out by the empire is the best proof of this.

In light of this.

What's the point of learning tactics and playing some intrigues?

What's more, it is not easy to infiltrate the military academy of the empire and the kingdom, and once they are found out, they will not be able to withstand the wrath of the empire.

Therefore, this is indeed a novice village like a blank slate.

If it were replaced by other traversers, the script was not mistaken, maybe it was born in a small mountain village in a vassal country here, and then fell into the grass, and then embarked on the road from village chief to king.

and so on with a small country.

When the time comes, you can use the knowledge brought by your previous life to develop the economy and industry for decades, and directly crush it all the way with equipment and tactics that cannot be matched by the present generation.

Look at yourself again.

Vega found that he was also a traverser, and the difference in treatment was too great.

At the beginning, he went to the novice village, but he was fortunate that he was thrown into a world-class dungeon at the beginning.

Kareni counterattack, this is the first battle in the true sense of the word, but this battle is not at all as stupid as these legions today, and the United Kingdom will directly come to the last blitzkrieg to kick off the world war.

He, a novice in Lv.0, was thrown onto the stage of international wars like this, playing with those high-ranking officers of Lv7, 80, and even full rank in the kingdom?

This battle also directly led to Vega's life hanging by a thread.

He racked his brains and tried his best, and finally turned defeat into victory.

This made Vega wonder why anyone would believe that such a thing would be smooth sailing after the middle crossing.

But today, it seems that there is a problem with the posture he crosses, and he mistakenly mistook the coordinates of the world-class copy for the coordinates of the novice village, so that he was almost moved to tears when he saw this kind of novice village-style war today.

These are all belated newbie benefits.

Such a newbie benefit is in front of him, is he probably not wanting?

And so the head-on battle began.

The coalition army totaled 700,000, but the number of people who actually participated in the battle was only 300,000, and the rest were left in the camp without dispatch, because the more people there were, the slower the march, and there was no need to rush out just to attack the city.

Vega side 200,000.

This is the main force brought by Vega, and the defenders are still holding the city according to the original plan to prevent accidents.

This is an inter-army battle.

Vega did not use the air force brought over, this is because the enemy has not yet activated the air force, of course he can't use it, if you use the air force to cover the ground forces to fight, then after you are exhausted, the enemy suddenly dispatches the air force, then the result can be imagined.

So in a head-to-head battle.

Unless one side's air force is several times larger than the other's, the air force is used as a hole card, and if the enemy does not move, I will not move, and whoever moves first will be in danger of losing the entire air force.

On this premise.

Now the situation of this war is very clear.

300,000 coalition troops against 200,000 dynasty troops.

The coalition forces had a considerable numerical advantage, and at the same time qualitatively they were similar to Vega's armies.

After all, the Empire strongly encourages smaller nations to attack each other within the rules of the game they have set to prevent the vassal states from growing larger and threatening their rule, so the soldiers of each country have a lot of experience in combat.

Of course, this experience is limited to hand-to-hand combat.

Even in this "hand-to-hand combat", it will be stronger than the dynasty, after all, most of these vassal states are located in the vicinity of the Jialan Mountains, and they will occasionally collide with the soldiers of the Free Alliance who cross the mountains, although they have only lost but not won for so many years, but it has also directly improved their overall combat effectiveness.

Experience is experience.

The combat experience of the soldiers is the most important thing in a war, and even morale is more important than experience.

Therefore, what can really change the situation of the battle must be the talent and final decision of the commanders, even in the most untested frontal battle, a commander who is proficient in formation change is needed to preside over the overall situation.

Vega didn't dare to say how strong his formation connection was.

But if you are well-informed, you will be able to bypass it, and he uses the principle of the kingdom blitzkrieg to form a conical formation, so the high-level forces on the Vega side form an attacking force alone, directly divide the enemy's 300,000 into several phalanxes, and then let the ordinary soldiers who follow behind these high-level forces force surround and break each one.

The tide of the battle was almost one-sided.

After the allied forces of the countries were cut, the head and tail and the flanks could not be taken care of, and if you want to describe it specifically, the coalition forces are like the palms of the five fingers that have been forcibly broken, and even the great strength cannot be concentrated in one place.

And what about Vega?

His army is like a fist clenched with five fingers, and the coalition of nations is powerless to fight against it.

That's where the formation comes in.

If you have the right formation and the morale is very high, it is not difficult to win more with less.

Some officers who are very proficient in frontal combat will even arrange an ambush before the frontal battle begins, and suddenly cut into the battle or insert into the rear at a critical moment in the war, directly laying the foundation for the victory of the entire war.

Of course, the timing of this cut needs to be quite precise.

Often this timing is the key to distinguishing between the two officers.

Of course, the war here in Vega does not need to consider the timing and ambush soldiers, he crushed the past, and in less than an hour, the enemy's soldiers began to flee, which was completely a one-sided massacre.

Until this moment.

The kings of the coalition of nations are finally starting to panic.

They couldn't understand why their 300,000 army would be beaten by Vega's 200,000 army, if people who didn't know would think that they were 200,000 on their side and 300,000 on Vega's side.

Although it's kind of ridiculous to say.

But that's the way it is, even if the outcome of their army's vulnerability is in front of them, they can't figure out why.

I am afraid that only the king of the Principality of Baya, Archduke Reynolds Baya, and the general of the Principality of Chifei understand that the fundamental reason for their defeat in this battle lies in the formation.