Michael's battle report is still ongoing, and the previous post was posted.

He wanted to see the players' reactions. If everyone is interested, he would continue to write. If he is not interested, it would be fine after writing this half of the article. Anyway, it would be thankless.

Unexpectedly, he posted a separate post on the battle report and soon received enthusiastic response from the players.

Especially the most eye-catching event for this invitation test was the siege incident on the last day of the test, which eventually evolved into a comprehensive PK between the testers' alliance and the tribe. Players were also very interested in discussing this matter. Although this test has ended, there are still people discussing this matter in the past few days.

At this moment, Michael's battle report was posted, which immediately attracted the attention of many people.

Although some players have watched the live post from the beginning, one of the characteristics of the live post is that it is discontinuous and many things can only be repaired. Of course, the process of repairing the posting by different people is also different.

Although several players who participated in this large PK have been joking on the forum in the past few days, these people have only said a little bit of their own participation, which is simply not a systematic information. In the eyes of other players who have never participated and are just watching, these are just better information.

Now that Michael's detailed battle report was released, players immediately gave a clear summary of the siege incident on the last day of the closed test.

How to organize, how to dispatch, and where to attack.

All were introduced.

In just half an hour, there were nearly a hundred replies, which immediately increased Michael's confidence.

He also opened a live post when he was conducting a closed test. However, not many people participated in the discussion, and this time, almost everyone was discussing what he wrote. There were many people asking for more detailed situations, of course. More people were asking him to write the next part faster.

So, Michael worked hard for more than an hour.

The second half of the battle report of the attack on Tielu Castle was successfully completed and was updated in this battle report post as soon as possible. With the update of the second half, his post suddenly became lively.

In more than ten minutes, hundreds of replies appeared below this post.

Even Jester himself even posted a post at the end of this post and said that the author wrote it well.

"...Go closer and closer to the Iron Fortress. The commander ordered not to hesitate and continue moving forward!"

"After running wildly, a hunter behind reported that the hunter players from behind was getting more and more advanced. What should I do? Someone said to fight? The captain said how to fight like this? Just as everyone was hesitating, the captain of the team at the end said that our team was willing to go back to intercept the pursuers, and push them for a while, and you continue to move forward! As soon as this was said, everyone was speechless... But there was really no extra time to hesitate. The captain of the team simply said good news, and he and the people of their team stayed in place."

"And we continued to move forward. At this time, the four groups we came were basically only two groups left."

"I looked at the list of teams. The last group was 5 undead. Two priests, two warlocks, one warlock... Five undead warhors stood in the unique snow in the dwarf's residence. They watched them disappear from sight from afar. A hunched undead warlock turned around and waved to us to express goodbye. The other several waved at us. I don't know how to describe the feeling at that time. I really felt that they were so cute and their noses were a little sour."

"I turned on the m key. After the 5 dots stayed in place for a while, they spread out one after another. Not long after, they disappeared one after another..."

"With the blessings of the dead teammates, everyone rushed forward. When they encountered an NP enemy on the road, they were beaten by one person. Then the warlock was afraid and then got on the horse and continued to rush. What's funny is that there were several junior short players who had just played on the road. When they saw us passing by, they were stunned. A guy was still killing monsters. Seeing our group riding over horses, they didn't even care about the monsters they were hitting him, and they looked at us in a daze... There were also a few newborn calfs who were chasing behind the horse's butts and wanted to hit us. They were burned by a shaman's electric ball... Then, at the cost of sacrificing several more people to lead the NP, we finally saw a street sign on the side of the road pointing to a hillside on the right - Iron Fort!"

"Everyone was suddenly excited and his morale was also boosted, but only sixty people died at this time! Both teams were not satisfied. Everyone asked the captain what to do. In fact, what else could they do, of course they rushed forward!"

"And inside, the alliance has been ready for a long time, and it is estimated that at least three or four groups of people are inside!"

"Since this is the case, what else do you think? The np on the slope is so powerful that it's nothing to say. It seems that the chance of stunning is very high. After walking about half of the slope, the captain has fallen. Next is a priest who added a protective shield for him, and he was chopped over before he even got on the horse."

"The captain who fell to the ground kept saying: go, go, go, go, go! We also mustered up the courage to rush inside. I rushed in the second place. The first one was a troll. There was not much blood left. When he arrived at the gate, he was hit by two guardians and chopped her over. Next, it was me. I saw red after a few swishes. I quickly drank a bottle of blood and saw that I had been knocked out. I thought that I was finished now, and I saw a yellow light flashing around me! Obsorb and obsorb appeared one after another on the avatar... I looked back and it turned out that a priest behind had dismounted and added a shield for me! He also wanted to add a shield for the second, but before the second one was added, he heard his scream..."

"The alliance's large troops rushed out of the Iron Fortress, our number was completely at a disadvantage, and then I saw my comrades next to me fall down one by one."

"I rushed in under the majestic gaze of the giant hill king at the door with a shield. We were separated by a coalition that was far more than us. I followed 2 tribes, I was a deceased thief, and I was an orc shaman and a bullhead shaman. Just 3 of them!"

"I'm really exhausted. The shaman said to turn right and count wherever I rushed! I drove and accelerated to the right. The shaman at the end of the ox head is starting to shout as soon as he entered the Iron Fort..."

"But the shouting of our tribe, the alliance cannot see it. Only some garbled code can be seen."

"And to be honest, my shield is gone. There are more than 10 league players and non-dead np follow behind. I can't see clearly when I drum together. No one will help me add shields this time. I also want to shout, but before I could shout, I fell to the ground..."

"Then the ox-headed shaman trampled on one after another. The last orc took advantage of the last trampling time and rushed forward a little, and finally fell to the ground..."

"I looked at the large army we were surrounded and divided again. It was basically the same fate as the fate of these few people. It was also falling one after another, and those alliances were constantly shouting out some red garbled fonts..."

"In 6 minutes of soul summoning, we enjoy the scenery of the so-called solid fortress of the alliance in this short time. To be honest, Iron Fortress is more majestic than the main city of the undead and the main city of the orcs..."

"After the soul summoned, I saw the last few people waiting in the grave. Everyone smiled and refused to summon the corpse, so they left him in the Iron Fortress. Anyway, it was the last day of the test. The bodies of ours were just paved along the road on the necessary road to the Iron Fortress. There were brothers who sacrificed themselves to lead the NP and stayed to withstand the pursuers of the Alliance. The tribe was sprinkled with blood and blood! We will go further next time!"

"That's it, this is the battle report on the last day. We organized four regiments to conduct an activity to attack Iron Fortress. Unfortunately, we only stopped at the door of Iron Fortress."

This battle report ends here, and Michael does not add any special explanation.

But soon, many people who have participated or just watched it began to reply after this post.

They all praised the author for his good writing.

"It's not like a war report, but like a tortuous story!"

"Salute to the warriors of the tribe!"

"Exciting! Based on my years of experience in EQ, thieves can really contribute a lot to the tribe in the world of PVP. I hope the host of the martial arts fortune will be permanent!"

"It's heart-wrenching! If you have the chance to test next time, you must form another raid team and try it yourself. Just read the author's post, and I can't calm down my excitement!"

"The real battle is not that touching, but the poster's article is indeed, like!" This is the reply from a tribe player who participated in this siege battle. In the reply, he also talked about his profession and said that he was the priest who finally set shields for the poster.

Of course, if there were replies from players from the tribe at that time, there would naturally be replies from players from alliances.

"The number of posts is well written, but the process is not as written by the poster. We just rushed to fight. In the end, we barely gathered three groups of people and wiped out all four of them in front of the Iron Fortress. This time they attacked. If we were prepared, they would probably not even get the wetlands... There is no chance for this closed test. If I can still take the test next time, I will open a post that our alliance will capture Og for everyone."

Of course, it is not more about these tribes who have participated in the test and the alliance players fighting each other.

Instead, there are many replies in an envious tone.

Just like those at the beginning.

"That's great, such a long raid, it's really a pleasure!"

"It would be even better to add a few more pictures, it's so itchy... I've imagined your excitement between the lines..."

"I'm really envious... But why did you choose Iron Fortress instead of Stormwind City! I like Stormwind City!"

There are all such replies, and Michael was extremely excited to see it. The pleasure that arises after his work is recognized by others is difficult to reply with words.

Even Jester actually made a second reply in this post.

Jester said in that post: "To be honest, this is the best-written post I have read these days, and it can even be used as an advertising soft article, so I thought about it and decided to give the poster a chance to test the next time. I wonder if the poster is interested?"

This reply caused a stir.

Of course, they are all envious, jealous and hateful of Michael.

After all, I just wrote a battle report and got the next test opportunity. This kind of good thing is almost the same as a pie falling from the sky.

Many people who participated in this incident secretly regretted it, regretting that they did not write about the story in advance. Of course, it was not that no one wrote it before, but that someone wrote it before, and it was so dry that no one read it.

Of course, this closed test was not something that I found for someone to play.

It requires a lot of information to be collected.

There are 350 test players, and no one has submitted at least ten test reports. The contents of the report cover all aspects of the game and any details.

Some people even had more than thirty test reports, which surprised Jester.

Before this, he did not expect that the players who came to test had such a high combat power, even more combat power than the dedicated QA teams in their company.

Of course, these players are also because Jester promised them before that part of the quota for the next test will be selected from the people who performed well in the test this time. What kind of thing is outstanding is of course depends on his submitted report. The report does not depend on the number of reports, but more on the essence.

Moreover, some test reports and bug submissions are very good, which also saves the development team a lot of time.

There is no need to read all these reports by Jester. After all, thousands of reports are read by him and he can't finish them for a while. These reports are different according to the submitted categories, and then handed over to designers in different directions. After the designers screened the first time, they chose more important ones and handed them over to Jester.

In the end, there were only two or three hundred test reports that Jester needed to read.

Although there are still many, it is much less than a few thousand points report.

Moreover, these test reports also look very fast and do not need to be read in detail. Basically, you can just look at ten lines at a glance. Only those that are written very well will be read carefully and find inspiration. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!