"I usually play the battle lane, and I can be crushed without any psychological pressure after only a few battles. Is it true that the battle lane players are all potential military forces?"

A reader friend asked, and I will give a simple answer here below~

Another benefit of the charioteer-to-infantry ratio is the ability to resist bloody scenes. In fact, psychologically speaking, because the charioteers have been in a small space for a long time, they are prone to depression, even in the modern tank soldiers, this depression still exists, (you can get to know the bus drivers, they are also a little depressed because of the long-term sitting in the driver's seat, although it is incomparable with the tank soldiers~.) The tank soldier has a poor field of vision, and the observation of the external environment is not direct, but indirectly through various optical instruments, so the response to external stimuli lags far behind the infantry, (in the past, there were occasional situations in China where armored vehicles and tanks driving on the road knocked over coffee table cars and tractors crossing the road without noticing~The reaction mechanism of the tanker who has been in this environment for a long time has gradually become mechanical and numb, and the scene on the vehicle that was observed through optical instruments in the past is not very different from what everyone sees through the TV and the screen today (in fact, the vision in the past is not as clear as you can see through the screen).

Like the martial arts masters who have been trained for a long time, their psychological quality, state of mind, and physical strength have been very different from ordinary people, (the temperament of people and soldiers who have practiced martial arts for a long time is this and the same thing).

There are few people who have just entered the battlefield who are not afraid, and long-term rigorous training does not make this fear and fear disappear, but at this time - when the chariot girls are afraid, they can continue to operate the chariot as they were trained before. (Just like some people will have stage fright during the exam, but how many people will nervously write their names wrong?) Nothing is skilled, it becomes natural, even if you are afraid, it will not interfere with these behaviors.) In the article, 'Under the Stars' I left a brief time for everyone to experience this feeling. Although the girls all have this psychology to a greater or lesser extent, they have overcome this pain and fear in their own way.

So it's not that the protagonists are superhumans, but the usual strict training has created everyone's amazing endurance and psychological endurance~

It was mentioned in the article that after the first war in their lives, the girls vented their own ways

Tessa cried in her brother's arms, Leigh worked out and then revealed her heart to Carl, Kate used her best sword practice to solve it, Carrasti ...... Maybe she was originally superhuman, but anyway, sleeping is also a good way to relieve stress (before the next day, there was a teacher who went home to sleep whenever he was angry or psychologically unhappy, and came to work the next day as if he was nothing~)

So~ who doesn't have pressure~ It's all found a way to vent it by themselves~