While playing Great Strategy, he had stumbled across a similar but more entertaining game. If it were him, he would definitely have wanted to try it himself after seeing it, right? After all, in this game's setting, humanity had already explored the unknown reaches of space and established powerful nations.
Normally, he had no time to play it.
Even when he did have time, he spent most of it on the PS4 and SWITCH.
—Because that troublesome Servant also particularly liked games from Japan. The consoles from that era had been quite old, plugged into televisions, and their graphics were generally terrible.
But it really was nostalgic.
Lord El-Melloi II clicked into matchmaking, lit a cigarette, and chose the Terrans.
Before long, he was matched with another Terran player.
He did not get a close look at the other player's ID before his computer finished loading.
A Terran mirror match?
Lord El-Melloi II smoked as he typed on the keyboard. He decided to use a standard opening: build a Reaper, then expand.
That would be a very solid approach.
The timer had reached two and a half minutes, and his Reaper had headed out.
Then an alarm sounded at his base.
Lord El-Melloi II froze for a moment and hurriedly switched the camera back to his base. A Reaper had somehow already slipped into it?
He quickly sent his only unit back, but then he saw two Reapers?
In an instant, he realized the other side had built two barracks.
They were using a cheese strategy!
After struggling helplessly for a while, Lord El-Melloi II quit the match.
As Zhuge Liang's successor, he had actually been caught off guard by such a tactic in a game like this.
You over there, don't let me see you again!
Thinking that, Lord