this work, high-tech confrontation has become the theme of the battle. Whether it is the world hegemony, the United States, the young China, or Russia, which has a huge nuclear arsenal, they all have their own military strengths that they are proud of. In real life, we expect there will never be a war between them. But no one will be curious about what kind of situation these three countries will have when they fight. This game allows you to discover the answer yourself.
Features
1. Surface ships
In this work, players will be able to operate almost all maritime equipment from the three camps of China, the United States and Russia from the 1960s to the first three decades of the 21st century. They include:
Aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, frigates, conventional and nuclear submarines. Each type of ship has its own unique weapons and sensors.
2. Carrier aircraft
The aircraft carrier is equipped with main fighters and attack aircraft of various countries including F/A-18, F14, F35, Su-33, and J-15.
There are also various types of helicopters, early warning aircraft, anti-submarine aircraft, and electronic warfare aircraft available for players to trend.
3. Unique task system
Real battlefield commanders don't have to pay attention to every detail at all times. It is sometimes a good choice to plan their own tasks for the troops in their hands and let them execute them themselves.
Units on the field can perform many types of missions, ranging from air patrols to sea attacks; from air early warning to electronic jamming. If you want to win, don't learn from Chiang Kai-shek, the master of micromanagement.
4. Various sensors and unit features
This game is different from other RTS games, only the targets detected by the sensor can be found. The game provides a variety of sensors including radar, active/passive sonar, electronic reconnaissance, etc., and their reconnaissance effects are also different. For example, electronic reconnaissance sensors can often only find the general direction of the radar radiation source, and it is difficult to accurately locate it.
In order to make these sensors work effectively, the game also introduces unit features including rcs (radar reflection area), noise coefficient, and environmental features such as sea clutter.
Features
1. Surface ships
In this work, players will be able to operate almost all maritime equipment from the three camps of China, the United States and Russia from the 1960s to the first three decades of the 21st century. They include:
Aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, frigates, conventional and nuclear submarines. Each type of ship has its own unique weapons and sensors.
2. Carrier aircraft
The aircraft carrier is equipped with main fighters and attack aircraft of various countries including F/A-18, F14, F35, Su-33, and J-15.
There are also various types of helicopters, early warning aircraft, anti-submarine aircraft, and electronic warfare aircraft available for players to trend.
3. Unique task system
Real battlefield commanders don't have to pay attention to every detail at all times. It is sometimes a good choice to plan their own tasks for the troops in their hands and let them execute them themselves.
Units on the field can perform many types of missions, ranging from air patrols to sea attacks; from air early warning to electronic jamming. If you want to win, don't learn from Chiang Kai-shek, the master of micromanagement.
4. Various sensors and unit features
This game is different from other RTS games, only the targets detected by the sensor can be found. The game provides a variety of sensors including radar, active/passive sonar, electronic reconnaissance, etc., and their reconnaissance effects are also different. For example, electronic reconnaissance sensors can often only find the general direction of the radar radiation source, and it is difficult to accurately locate it.
In order to make these sensors work effectively, the game also introduces unit features including rcs (radar reflection area), noise coefficient, and environmental features such as sea clutter.
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