Lu Zhiyao found a quiet corner on the set and read the script from beginning to end again.
The first part of the script he got was from the moment he woke up from hibernation to the moment he received the orders of the Executive Committee from AEEIS to become the supreme commander of the Alliance Fleet. He then began to watch the first defeat of the human fleet against the Zergs.
The performance was over, and Lu Zhiyao was quite satisfied with it.
That was because the interpretation of the protagonist Qin Yi at this stage was relatively simple.
Qin Yi's emotions might be complicated, but he was still under the concept of a 'soldier'. In other words, while he had some complaints about the Blue Star Alliance Fleet Executive Committee, AEEIS, and the former commander, he had already decided to fulfill his duties as a soldier and take over the heavy burden of the commander after learning of the former commander's sacrifice.
Lu Zhiyao's current acting skills were completely up to the task. After a few NGs, he shot a more satisfactory scene.
The second part of the script was for Qin Yi to take over and adapt to AEEIS's command system after watching the commander of the human fleet.
At that time, the Blue Star Alliance Fleet's structure was relatively loose. The Asian Fleet, the American Fleet, the European Fleet, and so on had their own commanders. Each battleship also had a captain in charge of commanding.
There was also a huge difference between the supreme commanders of different fleets. Some captains were very arrogant, while others were overly cautious and only wanted to protect themselves. Thus, this space battle became a one-sided massacre by the Zergs.
The human fleet was in a mess. Some battleships even crashed into each other while escaping. All sorts of languages were in a mess in the communication channel. It was a complete disaster.
Lu Zhiyao's performance was relatively simple in this space battle plot.
Qin Yi calmly watched the entire process of the war. From time to time, he would use the control panel to change his perspective to observe the details of the battlefield and gradually adapt to the control panel's operation.
Only in some of the more special scenes would there be some obvious changes in expression.
The content of this part of the plot was mainly to let Qin Yi understand the inevitability of the Blue Star Alliance Fleet changing their command method.
The current command method of the Blue Star Alliance Fleet was actually a general direction decision made by a commander with strong psychological qualities and rich commanding experience. Then, the artificial intelligence AEEIS would break the decision down into specific instructions and directly give it to the frontline army.
In other words, using the powerful artificial intelligence AEEIS and Ansible's communication method, the current command method had actually replaced the entire middle-level command, greatly increasing the efficiency of the command.
The third script was for Qin Yi to begin the first stage of the command simulation training.
According to AEEIS's plan, Qin Yi had to go through a lot of simulation training before he could truly take over the frontline command.
Under the command of the former commander, the humans had successfully beheaded the Zerg Queen, and the former commander had used himself as bait to attract and eliminate a large number of Zerg forces, so they had obtained a certain period of stability.
At this stage, AEEIS would be in charge of commanding the alliance fleet to recuperate and defend strategically. Qin Yi, on the other hand, had to seize the time to improve his commanding ability.
The Zergs could return at any time. There was not much time left for Qin Yi.
This stage of simulation training was much smoother and simpler than Qin Yi had imagined.
That was because Qin Yi had rich frontline combat experience, and AEEIS was providing him with all kinds of information at any time. In addition, humans were stronger than Zergs, and all the soldiers did not hesitate to carry out orders. Thus, this stage of the battle was very successful, completely in line with Qin Yi's expectations.
This was a small climax in the early stages of the movie. Under Qin Yi's correct command, the human troops in the picture were victorious.
Lu Zhiyao's performance was relatively simple in the first three parts of the script.
That was because Qin Yi did not have too complicated emotions or intense emotional changes. His overall acting skills were still within Lu Zhiyao's control.
However, Lu Zhiyao was stuck after receiving the fourth part of the script from Director Zhu Xiaoce. He felt that it was lacking no matter how he acted.
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Qin Yi woke up from the hibernation cabin once again.
He was now the supreme commander of the alliance fleet, and the fate of mankind was entrusted to him. However, as an ordinary human, he still needed sufficient rest to maintain his brain's sharpness and clarity.
The hibernation cabin had special sleeping gas. Qin Yi only needed three hours of deep sleep every 24 hours to ensure that his energy was maintained in a relatively good state.
During these three hours, AEEIS would continue to command the frontline battle. If an emergency happened, AEEIS would immediately wake Qin Yi up.
So far, Qin Yi's simulation training had been very smooth. He had won the first few small-scale battles cleanly.
Qin Yi was not arrogant and complacent because he knew very well that a real battle would be countless times more complicated and difficult than a battle of this level.
Thus, after waking up, Qin Yi sat on the command platform again and continued with the simulation training.
The faster he completed all the simulation training, the safer humans would be.
A light blue stream of data appeared in midair. AEEIS's audio image, which fluctuated with the sound, appeared.
"Commander, today's simulation training will add 'realistic elements'. Please be prepared."
Qin Yi was slightly surprised.
Before he could ask, AEEIS had already explained, "The so-called 'realistic elements' are to use the data of past battles to allow every unit in the battlefield to have their own will, allowing them to have a certain chance of resisting orders."
Qin Yi nodded lightly.
Indeed, the previous battle was very simple because there were no 'realistic elements'. It was a battlefield calculation under absolutely ideal circumstances.
The premise of such a battle was that all soldiers were rational people who would carry out the commander's orders without hesitation.
However, absolutely rational people did not exist. Naturally, such an idealized battle did not exist.
AEEIS 'cold voice sounded. "Commander, you might think you're prepared, but you're not."
"There are a few pieces of data that can help you understand the difficulty of adding 'realistic elements'."
"In the era of cold weapons, the casualty rate of the army reached 3% or 5%. In other words, as long as a 100,000-strong army lost about 5,000 people with combat power, the entire army might collapse."
"Once such a situation occurs, the casualties caused by the retreating party being chased down and trampled will far exceed the deadlock stage. This is also the reason why there is often a huge disparity in battle losses in the era of cold weapons. "
"In the era of hot weapons, the organizational efficiency and battle will of the army have greatly increased. However, as long as the casualties reach 10%, it will be considered a 'suspended' state. That would mean that this team would lose the ability to complete specific missions. If the casualties reach 30%, it would be considered a 'destroyed' state. That would mean that this team's battle will be completely destroyed and they would not be able to fight for a long time."
"As for the situation of 'persevering to the last person', it is an extremely rare phenomenon. That's why these battles can be recorded in history and repeatedly promoted by humans. "
"Commander, understanding this information in advance will help you make more correct decisions."
Qin Yi's face revealed an obvious expression of surprise.
As a team leader who had been commanding battles on the frontline for a long time, Qin Yi had never come into contact with these data before.
In fact, these data were completely contrary to his first feeling.
That was because Qin Yi's team was an elite team. They often went on very dangerous combat missions. Their willpower was stronger than other soldiers, and there would often be situations where they would fight to the last person.
Qin Yi had originally thought that the entire army would collapse only when the casualty rate reached sixty to seventy percent. However, the real data was obviously not like that.
Previously, in Qin Yi's simulation training, every unit would faithfully carry out orders. Even if the mortality rate was more than seventy to eighty percent, the remaining soldiers would stick to the line and carry out orders faithfully.
After adding the 'realistic elements', as long as the mortality rate exceeded 30%, it was possible for an organized unit to collapse, fail to command, and fight on their own. One could imagine the increase in difficulty.
The screen and the surrounding images changed rapidly, and a new simulated battlefield was formed.
It was exactly the same as the previous battle. There were even a few more troops that could be mobilized.
Qin Yi focused and began to command the battle.
However, during the battle, his expression quickly turned from solemn to surprised, then to anxious, and finally to irritation.
If not for Qin Yi's strong psychological quality, a normal person would have broken down by now.
Many times, this unit could have held on for another hour until reinforcements arrived and reversed the entire situation. However, they completely lost their combat strength at the last moment, causing the entire battlefield to be defeated.
Many unexpected problems accumulated, making the war that was originally very easy to win in a 'rational state' become more difficult. In the end, the entire battlefield completely lost control, and they had no choice but to retreat in panic.
The troops that could not retreat in time were quickly drowned by the sea of insects. The bright spots on the map were also extinguished one after another. The surroundings became dead silent, and endless darkness completely enveloped Qin Yi.
Qin Yi leaned back in his seat and closed his eyes.
It was hard for him to accept the outcome of such a complete defeat after a battle that lasted for a few hours.
AEEIS 'image appeared in midair again.
"On the battlefield, a seemingly flawless choice could also lead to serious consequences."
"On the contrary, an unacceptable deception could also bring about a complete victory in a large battle."
"Commander, you can check the analysis data provided by AEEIS at any time. The current analysis accuracy is more than 87%. It can be used as important reference information."
Qin Yi was silent for a moment before taking a deep breath.
"Start again."
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