I kept saying that I was helping the Han family, but I was actually paying tribute to myself! The Three Kingdoms was played into a sand sculpture game!

The Three Kingdoms: Total War has been on sale for some time. Two days before the sale, a batch of sand sculpture expression packs of the game appeared on the Internet, and a group of players shouted: I'm going to help the Han Dynasty!

However, when the game starts, you all pay attention to yourselves.

As the first China ancient background work in the Total War series, the enthusiasm of domestic players for it can be seen from that pile of expression packs. In the past, the popularity of any total war series in China was not as good as that of the Three Kingdoms. China people know China culture best, so what tricks have so many domestic players played in this game full of China elements?

In just a few days, domestic players have invented many devious ways to play sand sculpture, such as "Liu Bei is dead"-

Players use the rule that the monarch won the battle and never died, and the violent settings of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, two iron brothers, to trigger the violent attributes of the two younger brothers by letting the older brother die constantly, and win the battle, so the older brother lives again. Is this to sacrifice eldest brother first if you want to win the battle?

There is also the "Sun Jian Cheating Marriage Stream", which collects bride price money by letting her daughter Sun Shangxiang get married again and again, divorced and remarried ... Finally, it not only accumulates funds, but also does a good job in diplomacy. This game is simply amazing!

There is even more wonderful "Cao Cao betrayed his father". Players let Cao Cao's father, Cao Song, adopt a son at Yuan Shu's home to gain benefits. When Cao Song dies, Cao Cao will marry Yuan Shu's daughter back ... Isn't this an intergenerational imbalance? !

As for CK2 mentioned in the picture, it actually refers to King of Crusaders 2, which is an instant strategy game. Players of this game have invented many evil ways of playing, and these evil ways of playing are very similar to CK2 players!

In addition to these games, some players also found some bad sand sculptures in the game, such as the general who ran away from home in infancy.

The name of the yellow turban insurrectionary thief is NPC. ...

I suspect that you are playing dirty, and I have proof!