Wang Zhong laughed.
When he first played "War Thunder," the game only had aerial combat, and Wang Zhong was all about that. Back then, he was a German aficionado, so he chose the ID Manfred von Richthofen, the famous Red Baron.
In those days, the game's historic air battles were divided strictly according to historical reality. Germans could only team up with the Japanese and Italians, facing the large squadrons of the United States, United Kingdom, and Soviet Allied Forces.
The Americans had just released a premium plane called the XP50 that you could buy with real money—it climbed really fast, often suppressing the German Air Force by a 1000 meters in altitude.
So, Wang Zhong had to master the art of low-altitude defense—it was that or quit the game.
"First go, we'll approach each other like this," Amelia picked up a model plane painted like a Spitfire.
"Okay!" As Wang Zhong responded, he sneakily lifted the plane to the height of his chest.
