Leviathan's Strategy
Leviathan's third strategic plan was to shift from offense to defense, relying on the vast terrain of the Africa continent to build its own defensive formation!
In fact, the Zerg are an aggressive race. Their racial trait of overpopulation makes them more suited to invasion and attack!
To be precise, it's about rapid invasion, gaining the upper hand, and then using speed to continuously seize key resource points.
They then occupy resource points to turn them into breeding grounds, thereby further expanding the size of their swarm.
With an endless lineage of offspring, they can rapidly amass an army through their abnormal reproductive capabilities, thus achieving victory.
This is the most familiar and effective strategy for the Zerg.
However, given the current situation, based on their assessment of Earth Online combat strength, the three giant Leviathans all concluded that the Zerg no longer needed to undertake long-distance combat missions.
Going to war on enemy territory makes one vulnerable to being targeted, especially since all five Five Permanent Members Council possess units that can counter the Zerg. Taking the initiative to attack would be a foolish choice.
The Zerg themselves are not very intelligent, but the Zerg Leviathan, as the mastermind, is highly intelligent and has a very precise learning ability.
Through precise control of the battle situation, they can strategize and plan just like humans.
The three Leviathans have completely reversed their strategy; they are now trying to emulate humans in their defense.
Since it's not suitable to launch an offensive, let's stay in Africa and let the Earth Legion come and attack us.
At worst, we can just go all out and use our massive swarms to wear down the human army.
The defense signal is transmitted through the Zerg neural network to the head of every Zerg unit.
The swarm's basic strategy began to shift, and they started to cluster together, building layer upon layer of walls in Africa.
This time, the Zerg have adopted a completely impenetrable defensive strategy.
On the one hand, taking advantage of the high-altitude terrain of Africa, various insects with long-range attack capabilities directly set up sniper rifles.
By leveraging their numerical superiority, they can achieve overwhelming firepower coverage, thus compensating for their shortcomings in offensive capabilities.
On the other hand, the Zerg had laid out Creep and highly toxic fogs on the Africa continent in advance.
Dense fog, intended to reduce the enemy's attack range and power, has enveloped the entire Africa continent.
Once the Earth Allied Forces enters the Africa continent, unless they have specialized countermeasures, they will definitely be affected by the Zerg's bizarre tactics!
There is one last defensive measure: have the Zerg dig tunnels like crazy, creating a hidden underground kingdom beneath the surface of the Africa continent!
This process actually began simultaneously with the Zerg's expeditions to Asia and Europe.
At this moment, although the Africa continent still looks like its original shape, it is actually riddled with holes and on the verge of collapse!
These Wormholes have been excavated directly to the continental shelf, and with a little more time, they will be able to connect completely with other continents.
Over time, these Wormholes will gradually stabilize until they can accommodate the massive numbers of swarms, enabling instantaneous teleportation.
If Earth Online's army bombards the Africa continent with heavy firepower, the Zerg swarm can directly teleport to other continents through Wormholes.
The fragile Africa continent could even collapse in an instant!
Anyway, this is Earth, human territory, so it doesn't really matter how much it's damaged.
If the Wormholes were to collapse under intense firepower, leading to the destruction of the entire planet, then the Earth's army would also be the unfortunate ones.
The destruction of Earth would automatically result in Lin Ye's defeat.
Seeing the Zerg's astonishing transformation, the Livestream Room erupted in excitement once again.
Having witnessed the suppression of the Zerg by the Five Permanent Members of the UN Security Council, the spectators from Azure Star were indeed not as desperate or tense as before.
Nowadays, it's not to the point where a single glance would scare you so much you wouldn't dare breathe.
Many people have already started offering their opinions and acting as strategic commentators.
However, one thing is one thing, and most people really couldn't have imagined that these disgusting insects could evolve again.
They were already disgusting to begin with, but after this new wave of evolution, the Zerg units have become even more terrifying and repulsive.
Insects are the nemesis of those with trypophobia, and the terror of an insect increases with every doubling of its size.
The original Mammoth Bug was already disgusting, resembling a giant dung beetle, covered in a thick shell, clumsily wriggling across the earth...
Now, after evolving into Emperor Mammoth, it has become a dung beetle giant.
The Mutalisk worm, which resembled a malignant tumor in the sky, did not gain any more ferocity after evolving into the Thunderstorm Bug; instead, it appeared even more grotesque and deformed.
Its wings became wider, but appeared somewhat bulky, as if bound by an invisible weight. When it flew, it made a rumbling sound, like dark clouds pressing down overhead, foreshadowing an impending storm.
The wings of that thunderstorm were covered with green fungi.
Like moldy fabric, it gives people an extremely uncomfortable feeling!
As for those already disgusting, toxic Baneling, needless to say, after evolving into Flying Baneling, they become like flying scorpions, ugly beyond belief.
[Challenging the Firmament is truly too difficult. I never imagined these insects could evolve a second time, making them even more disgusting...]
[This was really nerve-wracking to watch; I wonder when this Instance will end.]
[It seems that when Firmament introduced Heart of the Swarm, they had more than one trump card up their sleeve!]
[It's unclear whether Lin Ye has any backup plans! If not, the upcoming battle could very well put them in a passive position.]
[Regardless, Lin Ye has proven one thing to us: Firmament is not invincible. Losing this round isn't a big deal; with a little adjustment, the chances of defeating Firmament are still very high!]
[The person above must be out of their mind. If they lose this round, Lin Ye will be eliminated, and he'll never have another chance!]
[I just hate that I don't have God Ye's brains. He's already shown us all his techniques, but we can't even imitate them properly!]
[I really wanted to use the live chat to tell the Zerg about the Zerg situation, but unfortunately there are no real Challengers in this Instance, so sending messages is pointless!]
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