Delta: The First Person at the Peak

Chapter 434 The Theory of Blocking Bridges

After deciding to block the bridge that night, the three quickly began to prepare their equipment.

Since the goal is to block the bridge, the equipment strategy is quite clear.

We must use a semi-automatic sniper rifle.

However, it is still Season 3, and the overall status of semi-automatic sniper rifles is actually quite awkward.

The crosshair recovers slowly, the feel is sticky, and when firing in bursts, it's easy to feel like "the gun is in my hand, but the bullets don't obey me."

It wasn't until the S5 update that truly restored the semi-automatic sniper rifle to its former glory that it regained its place.

In the current version, PSG is an outlier.

Its aiming reticle rebounds much faster.

It's more comfortable to use than the other semi-automatic sniper rifles.

As a result, the SR-25, a level 4 firearm, is far less frequently used in bridge-blocking scenarios than the PSG.

In a sense, the PSG was the only decent DMR before the overall adjustments to the S5.

Of course, the M14 can't be considered a semi-automatic sniper rifle. If your default firing mode is fully automatic, then it's a semi-automatic sniper rifle.

This is a very embarrassing situation.

Therefore, all three players chose the PSG+6 set as their primary weapon.

Jiang Feng thought for a moment and then brought an AW as his secondary weapon.

Although the AW+PSG combination is a bit strange, in extreme long-range shooting environments like the bridge, the AW's decisive effect is irreplaceable.

It can only be described as the ultimate and most perfect combination of bridge blocking.

As for the selection of operators, it was quickly decided.

Two Uluru.

One bee heals.

Jiang Feng and Abdullah are two Uluru.

Anke Bee Doctor is responsible for saving lives; she is a medic.

Jiang Feng glanced at An Ke's role selection and couldn't help but smile as he said to Abdullah:

"Don't expect Anko to kill anyone."

"You should know her abilities if you've seen the footage."

"Especially after Deep Blue came out, she became obsessed with wheelchairs."

"I now seriously suspect that she has forgotten how to shoot."

Anke immediately became unhappy.

"Jiang Feng!"

"What do you mean?"

"What's so hard about shooting!"

"If you're so capable, then don't eat the milk from my hormone-laced gun!"

Jiang Feng's tone was very serious:

"If the medic's steroid gun doesn't auto-aim when healing teammates, I doubt you'll heal them more than a few times a game."

Anke: "..."

The live stream audience was in stitches.

[Bee Doctor player: I've been wrecked...]

[The Wind God really has a sharp tongue.]

But you know what, his division of labor is quite reasonable.

There's actually another hidden division of labor.

If a real fight breaks out, Jiang Feng definitely won't have the energy to keep translating Abdullah's words for the live stream.

Anke's English is fluent enough to handle some of the communication and translation work.

Looking at it this way, this combination is actually quite suitable.

Before entering the game, Jiang Feng stuffed a large number of 7.62×51mm green bullets into his backpack.

The viewers in the live chat immediately became puzzled.

[Why are you carrying so many 7.62×51 green bullets, Fengshen?]

[Using green bullets to block the bridge?]

[Didn't you already have six PSG sets? Why are you carrying so many cheap ammunition?]

[Stop arguing, the Wind God definitely has ulterior motives!]

Jiang Feng glanced at the comments, smiled, and didn't reply.

Carrying so many green bullets?

It's for declaring war, of course.

What's the point of just blocking the bridge?

It's only interesting if the entire map is declared at war!

Soon, the three officially entered the aerospace industry.

As soon as he landed, Jiang Feng glanced at the spawn point and raised an eyebrow slightly.

Launch area.

Blocking the bridge, position number one.

This starting point is perfect for tonight's script.

Abdullah's tone clearly carried a hint of surprise.

"As expected, blocking the bridge was the right thing to do."

When the bridge broke, Jiang Feng immediately took off his helmet and charged forward.

He wanted to check first whether the prison card had been activated.

If Lao San dares to open the East Gate, he can arrest another group of people.

At this point, loading green bullets into the gun is just right for clearing out the drones, so there's no fear of wasting them.

Soon, Jiang Feng confirmed that Lao San had not opened the East Hanging.

fair enough.

The fact that the eastern hoisting tower is not open is definitely a good thing for the bridge blockade, as it eliminates one line of fire.

The three quickly cleared the people and machines off the bridge.

Even the people and machines in the garden were cleared out.

Jiang Feng did a very meticulous job.

When you're actually blocking a bridge, what you fear most isn't the line of fire.

Instead, it's meaningless information interference.

A human-machine footstep.

A cacophony of gunfire erupted.

All of these factors can affect the judgment of the player's position.

Jiang Feng then began assigning workstations.

Bridge blockades can be roughly divided into three types.

The first type is the steady flow.

It can also be described as utilitarianism.

The core of this strategy is to avoid revealing your position as much as possible in the first ten minutes or so.

Hesitantly, players hide for ten minutes or so until the core area is almost completely destroyed and the number of living people on the map decreases. Then, they begin to prepare to evacuate and quietly enter the bridgehead work area.

The benefits are obvious.

It's not easy for players inside the venue to give each other secret signals and rush together.

It's also not easy to expose yourself too early and take on pressure from several teams in advance.

This approach is very stable and has a high success rate, but it is a utilitarian way of blocking the bridge and is despised by people.

It's purely for the sake of Huffcoins and winning points to block the bridge.

This type of player usually doesn't stand on the bridge at the beginning, but hides behind it.

For example, the blue car next to the entrance of the small bridge.

If you lie down on the exhaust fan on the top of the bridge arch, you'll be practically invisible.

Wait until it's almost time before going to your workstation.

The second type is the declaration of war approach.

With the PSG equipped with green bullets and the muzzle suppressor removed, just fire a barrage of shots at the target!

I'm on the bridge.

I'm going to block it.

If you want to leave, then come and fight me.

This style of play is extremely risky.

Because it's easy to attract all the remaining teams from the core area, the garden, the prison, and the inner field.

But it was really exhilarating.

Blocking the bridge is just for the thrill of battle.

The most well-known example is the fighting style of the Dragon Clan.

Standing on the bridge, one exudes arrogance.

The third type is collectively referred to as the "God-Man Flow".

Various unexpected locations.

Various hellish locations that make you want to ask, "How can you even get up there?"

The most outrageous thing is to jump onto a rocket, fly into the sky with it, and then go to the highest point of the entire space program to punish the entire map.

This tactic is no longer just about blocking the bridge.

This is performance art.

If you come across it, just give it to them.

Jiang Feng's choice tonight was undoubtedly the second one.

Declaration of war.

Since he brought the Saudi prince to learn how to block the bridge, he couldn't possibly teach that pragmatic style of play where you hide for ten minutes and then come out to steal the kill.

A million-dollar course.

The boss needs to learn something exciting.

When assigning spots, Jiang Feng naturally chose Uluru's exclusive spot number 78. With half a concrete wall in place, the view was ridiculously good once you stood up.

Jiang Feng arranged for Abu to be at the diving spot. He was told to be careful, as the exposed area was small, but he could obtain crucial information about the black and blue rooms.

As for Anke, Jiang Feng assigned her to the box behind the bridge on the left.

This location is very important.

When blocking a bridge fails, it's often not because you can't confront the problem head-on.

Instead, some people used smoke to force their way under the bridge, creating a pincer attack.

Once someone sneaks under the bridge, the gunners on the bridge are instantly at a complete disadvantage.

Anke's aim is inconsistent, so there's no need to let her engage in direct combat.

She is buried here.

In case someone goes too far.

Or someone might be showing their side.

She's making a profit every time she gets a shot.

At the same time, she can also serve as a mobile force, providing milk, rescuing people, and transmitting information to the two people on the bridge at any time.

As a mobile force.

that's it.

The map time has reached 27 minutes.

All three of them stood still.