Three Kingdoms: Everything Can Be Gamified

Chapter 360 Blind is really blind

This round of operation by Pang De stunned the Southern Huns. Suddenly something flew out and hit him. Only when it actually hit him did he realize that it was an iron ball.

It is the size of a table tennis ball and is already very heavy from the perspective of an iron ball. Naturally, it will not be much better if it is hit.

Unfortunately, this thing is a blunt blow, and even armor cannot completely resist it.

Just like in the Western Middle Ages, maces and the like are always good weapons for dealing with iron cans, especially axes that have both sharp and blunt weapons.

The horse was in so much pain that it stopped. In the face of pain, its animal instinct was aroused and it became no longer obedient.

But the cavalry behind them were still advancing. Fortunately, they were not galloping, otherwise it would be questionable whether they could stop.

When the army came to a stop, it was natural that Shao Shao would be driven into a frenzied output.

Within 20 meters, this iron ball can really kill someone.

At least Zhang He really didn't expect that this thing could kill people at this distance.

When I played "A Plague Tale" before, I thought the Sling God of War didn't exist in reality.

It wasn't until he saw that those people who were 'smashed to death' that they actually made a little movement did he realize that most of them were knocked unconscious.

Also, even if it hits the head, it will probably only be a concussion.

Then he saw a few people who were completely motionless. It seemed that these unlucky guys were really that unlucky.

"If you use the wrong battle formation, everything will go wrong." Zhang He lamented.

If the Southern Huns used a cone formation, they would most likely have rushed to the front.

The problem is that the opponent is obviously using a square formation for mounted shooting. Isn't this a target of fire?

Probably they didn't expect that this sling could fly 50 meters and hit people very painfully.

Forget about the people, the real problem is that the horses were beaten until they were disobedient.

And because it was a phalanx, the friendly forces behind were unable to move forward.

It wasn't until Pound's slingers finished throwing the iron balls in their ammunition pouches that the matter came to an end.

More people fell to the ground, and more horses scattered after suffering pain. It was conservatively estimated that there were hundreds of people.

Because the opponent was blocked by friendly forces, and the horses were frightened and ran away, they couldn't even shoot on horseback.

Here's the problem, the opponent has already approached within 20 meters, and currently does not have the ability to shoot from a long distance...

"Fire the arrows!" Wei Yi and Wu Yi shouted loudly. The guards who had already taken down the crossbows and loaded the arrows immediately lowered their weapons upon hearing this.

He used armor-piercing arrows, which was the first arrow he was used to shooting. After all, most of the soldiers in the opponent's front row were holding shields, or their armor was quite thick. The damage that could be caused without armor-piercing arrows was limited.

Not only did he use armor-piercing arrows, but he also used three-stage shooting. He was obviously stimulated by the slinger's performance and planned to see who could kill more.

A killing contest is indeed not advisable, but the opponent is also a fully armed enemy, so that's another story.

The sooner and more the other party dies, the safer you will be.

It would be better to say that we are not opposed to killing per se, but we are opposed to indiscriminate killing, especially the massacre of innocent people.

If you are hit by an iron ball, it is basically not easy to die, but if you are hit by an armor-piercing arrow, you will naturally die...

A large piece of flesh has been cut off from the chest or somewhere, and the heart may even have turned into mush. How can you still live?
To say that the wounds are somewhat similar to the dummy bullets, there are still some differences.

After all, the reason why the wound expanded was because the armor on the outside blocked it, causing the ballistic trajectory to become unstable.

Under normal circumstances, an armor-piercing arrow fired at full speed will probably penetrate into the flesh quickly, drill out a flesh-and-blood passage and pass through.

All in all, it is somewhere between armor-piercing bullets and dummy bullets, and that is why it is scary.

Fortunately, this thing can only have such power if it is built by Zhang He himself.

Secondly, these days, we are not subject to humanitarian criticism.

Of course, the situation will change. For example, political opponents will criticize on the grounds of "harming Tianhe".

But in this case, even if it doesn't hurt Tianhe, they will change their ways to deal with you.

"I really admire you. You don't need heavy infantry or heavy cavalry to deal with us, but you still want to use a square formation. Are you going to shoot at us or something?" Zhang He shook his head.

If the other party uses a cone formation, then you may have a slight headache.The square formation also deliberately slowed down slightly, simply looking for a suitable distance and then carried out mounted shooting.

I also want to say that when the Southern Huns came to Yuan Shao's side, they changed their profession and became cavalry archers, which made some progress.

Who would have thought that if he changed jobs rashly, he would not be able to keep up in other places, especially if his habit of commanding and fighting could not be strengthened, and his combat effectiveness would instead decrease.

Using unaccustomed fighting methods to face an elite army that is good at long-range attacks, isn't that looking for death?
More than 3000 Southern Huns cavalry were basically maimed in this way. Some of them left quickly upon seeing this, thus avoiding being shot.

As for the remaining one thousand, Ma Chao's side originally fought well, but Yan Liang led his army to surround them.

This is why Zhang He bullied the Southern Xiongnu and Yan Liang did not come over. After all, he gave priority to Ma Chao's side.

Perhaps in his opinion, cavalry is more difficult to deal with than infantry, and it is better to eliminate them early.

In addition, there are more than 3000 cavalry to deal with about [-] infantry. It seems that I can just ignore it...

The main reason was that he was blind, and he didn't even notice that the fight there was already like this.

Even if he heard the screams, he probably thought they were from the enemy.

As far as his eyesight is concerned at this moment, it would be good to be able to stare at Ma Chao.

"That's really blind..." Zhang He led his army over. This guy was still dealing with Ma Chao with the Southern Huns.

Ma Chao and his cavalry gradually grew up in battle after battle.

From the beginning of the overall action, we began to learn to segment and intersperse. In the final analysis, we gradually mastered the means of micro-management.

Relying on these means, he was still able to face the double encirclement of the Southern Xiongnu and Yan Liang with ease.

It's just that the Southern Huns have cavalry and archery to restrain them, while Yan Liang has crossbowmen, so they can't do anything to the other side and gain nothing.

However, being able to hold Yan Liang back was already considered a great achievement, and at least it was meritorious.

It's just that Yan Liang is really blind, surrounded by people, and still stupidly trying to think of ways to eliminate Ma Chao.

He didn't look back until his subordinate shouted.

After squinting his eyes, he realized that all the Southern Huns who were dealing with Zhang and his headquarters seemed to have been killed...

"What happened? It only took so long?" Yan Liang was startled, he really didn't expect everything to happen so fast.

In fact, he is also stubborn and does not even arrange for one or two people to act as eyes for him.

Otherwise, at least you can know what is happening on the battlefield immediately and make timely adjustments.

Of course, there was no use in adjusting. The Southern Xiongnu and his side were not originally subordinate to each other.

Especially when Yuan Shao sent him to support the Southern Xiongnu, he was actually in a lower position in the relationship between the two parties.

After all, after the Southern Xiongnu discovered that Yan Liang's eyesight was not good, he didn't think he could help him much, so it would be nice if he didn't hold him back.

"General, we are surrounded!" the guard shouted.

Even Yan Liang could see clearly that Zhang Hezi was already close to within 20 meters.

Beyond this range, Yan Liang could see some vague shadows at most, and he couldn't even tell whether they were friendly or enemy troops.

The next moment, a large number of soldiers flew backwards.

After all, it has entered the shooting range, and a large number of crossbow bolts have been fired towards this side.

Neither Wei Yi nor Wu Yi had ever seen such a situation. They surrounded them openly and openly, but the other party did not react.

When there is no defense at all, there is no need for armor-piercing arrows, ordinary crossbow arrows are enough.

When the team collapsed on a large scale, Zhang He rushed out first and killed Yan Liang...

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　　I was shocked to hear that Qi Qi passed away, and I was very sad. Another great figure in history and literature has been missing...

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