The surrounding images began to retreat rapidly. The scenes of the battle that had happened were replayed in front of Qin Yi.
One by one, the dead soldiers came back to life. The overwhelming swarm of Zergs dissipated like a receding tide. Everything returned to its original state.
Qin Yi took a deep breath. These images strengthened the memories in his mind, allowing him to clearly understand that some seemingly correct decisions made under the premise that "all soldiers are rational people" might actually be completely wrong.
Qin Yi tapped the screen of the control panel gently after he was ready. The troops on standby moved again.
This time, Qin Yi was even more focused. He did not dare to let go of any details.
Qin Yi recalled the consequences of a certain decision he had made previously while looking at the analysis data provided by AEEIS.
With the help of AEEIS, the state of every unit and even every soldier was quantified into a constantly fluctuating data.
For example, different soldiers' morale, nervousness, fear, and other data were different at the beginning of the battle. During the battle, the rate of change of these values would also be different.
The current state of the army could be displayed by combining the various values of all the soldiers in a unit and going through complicated calculations.
Sometimes, morale was high, sometimes it was low, and sometimes it was completely broken down. Once it completely collapsed, Qin Yi had no other choice but to give this unit the order to retreat. That was because other orders, be it to attack or hold their ground, might not work.
In the process of commanding the battle, AEEIS would remind Qin Yi to make some key decisions from time to time.
For example, there were battles taking place in multiple areas at the same time. At this moment, a team had discovered a certain Zerg nest. AEEIS would directly give Qin Yi a hint after judging the importance of this event and let Qin Yi give priority to commanding this event.
Qin Yi also had many options when a team called for reinforcements or supplies. He could transfer troops for reinforcements, he could keep quiet about the reinforcements and ask the team to hold their ground, he could lie that reinforcements were coming, he could also tell them the truth, and so on.
Behind every option, there would be information marked by AEEIS to help Qin Yi judge the possible consequences of making this decision.
For example, if a team whose morale was on the verge of collapse received the news that reinforcements were on the way, their morale would rise temporarily. If they knew that there would be no more reinforcements, their morale might collapse instantly. There was also a very small chance that they would launch a suicidal attack to eliminate more Zergs.
The consequences of every choice could be checked, and the probability of some possibilities was extremely low. Qin Yi could not possibly try.
If he told them the truth, the probability of causing their morale to collapse was more than 90%, and the probability of stimulating the soldiers' fighting spirit in a desperate situation was less than 10%.
In this battle, Qin Yi did not completely follow the probability given by AEEIS. Sometimes, he would even deliberately reject these data.
This was because there were many times when he had to make a choice based on the data, and he had to make some decisions that went against his own conscience. For example, he had to give up or sacrifice a certain team, but in order for them to continue defending their position, he could only tell them that reinforcements were arriving.
Qin Yi was the one. Qin. Qin Qin Instincto reject him. he Therefore, he insisted on telling him.
However, Of Qin Yi was not. Qin Qin Yi the Qin to the data. That Qin Qin Yi.
That was because the data was indeed useful.
Qin Yi gradually realized that the command method that was originally used for 'rational people' would basically not work in such chaotic battlefield conditions. Instead, he would strictly follow the data analysis provided by AEEIS to command. In the end, he would be able to obtain the most acceptable result from an overall perspective.
Qin Yi began to pay more attention to data and AEEIS's opinions on some less important decisions.
That was because compared to the key battlefield, the actions of these peripheral battlefields and small teams would not affect the overall situation. Qin Yi did not expect them to have an extremely small probability of "explosion". He only hoped that they would not collapse too quickly and achieve a relatively acceptable result.
This time, Qin Yi successfully won the battle.
After quickly reviewing the entire battle, Qin Yi quickly threw himself into the command of the next battle. That was because he was pressed for time and did not have much time to think about these difficult questions.
Qin Yi was becoming better and better at commanding according to AEEIS 'data and "overall thinking". His results were also steadily improving.
Qin Yi's improvement was very obvious from the initial defeat of the troops to the fact that he could now work hard to control the losses within a certain range to win the battle.
Qin Yi's emotions became more and more numb as he watched the soldiers cheer and the number of casualties reported by AEEIS every time he won.
He felt that he was gradually becoming an emotionless commanding machine. He was about to completely ignore the feelings of individual soldiers and make the most beneficial choice for the overall battle coldly and accurately.
…
It was another battle.
As usual, Qin Yi quickly browsed through the battlefield information and formulated a battle strategy.
However, he was stunned when he scanned the name of a small team that was on standby.
AS-371-45 Team.
Qin Yi zoomed in and scanned the number and name of every soldier.
He saw Xu Kaile, Meng Yu, Zhao Yongxiu, Wu Shaojun's names. There was also himself, Qin Yi, the captain of AS-371-45 Team.
There were so many units on the battlefield. Each unit had its own number and name, but Qin Yi had never paid attention to them.
That was because he really could not pay attention to them. He could not put himself in the shoes of a soldier to think about problems.
This was a large-scale battle. There were a lot of decisions waiting for Qin Yi to make every minute. Paying attention to a certain soldier would be irresponsible to all the other soldiers.
However, Qin Yi could not help but be moved when he saw his own team.
The memories that had gradually become blurry during training became clear again. Qin Yi's gaze swept across every familiar team member. What they were doing now was exactly the same as in his memories.
AEEIS did not explain much, but Qin Yi knew very well that this should be a video record of the battle at that time. Now, the battle had been restored to the beginning. However, this time, he was no longer the captain of AS-271-45 Team, but the commander of the battlefield.
Qin Yi's gaze swept across the data of every soldier in AS-371-45 Team, as well as the overall data of the entire team.
Morale, nervousness, fear …
Every single piece of data was clearly displayed.
The data of these team members were different.
The short and silent Meng Yu had the lowest level of nervousness and fear, which was in line with Qin Yi's judgment;
Zhao Yongxiu seemed to be careless and wanted to look good. He received the most attention in the team, but his fear was not very high;
On the other hand, Xu Kaile, who looked optimistic and positive and often encouraged the other team members, was the most nervous in the team.
Qin Yi thought about it briefly and quickly determined the reason: Xu Kaile was a meticulous person. The mental pressure he was under was greater than others. His optimism and positivity were just an appearance.
Qin Yi looked at himself again. He realized that his data was not as perfect as he had imagined.
His morale, fear, nervousness, and other data might be the best in the entire team, but he was still far from a true 'rational person'. He was not even the best data in the entire fleet.
According to AEEIS 'judgment, he would also collapse and despair. He could not be considered a cold-hearted war machine.
From a personal point of view, Qin Yi believed from the bottom of his heart that the AS-371-45 team was unique. However, from the data point of view, this was just an ordinary team.
Compared to the other teams that carried out the mission, there was nothing special about this team.
As for why this team could finally complete the mission of finding the Zerg Queen's nest …
Originally, Qin Yi thought that it was because of the sacrifice of the other team members, because of his own perseverance, and because of the luck of escaping death countless times.
However, Qin Yi suddenly felt that these reasons might be valid, but they were also not.
From the commander's perspective, there was another way of looking at this matter.
In fact, the Alliance Fleet had sent so many teams, and each team had similar combat abilities as AS-371-45. Some teams' combat abilities were even stronger.
From the looks of it, as long as the command strategy was right, there would always be one or two teams who would come to the Zerg Queen's nest. Even if it was not AS-371-45 team, it would be another team.
To Captain Qin Yi, such a result was exchanged with the sacrifice and bloodshed of all the members of the AS-371-45 team. To Commander Qin Yi, such a result was the result of precise calculations.
Of course, there might be errors in calculations, and the strategy might fail. However, it was obvious that even without the AS-371-45 team, the outcome of this war would not be much different.
Qin Yi no longer paid attention to his team. Instead, he pulled his gaze back to the overall situation.
The overwhelming sea of insects was already brewing, like a surging black tide, or like dark clouds that were being swept up by a strong wind. Every second now was very precious.
Qin Yi did not say anything. He skillfully operated the control panel and began to command the battle.
Under Qin Yi's control, the troops faced the swarm of insects one after another. Countless soldiers were swallowed by the sea of insects, and the dense firepower suppressed the surface of the planet, blasting deep pits and ravines one after another.
Qin Yi calmly made decisions again and again. After a formation was sacrificed, a reserve formation would immediately replace it. The human army and the Zergs began to stalemate on the vast battlefield, repeatedly fighting for some strategic points.
The AS-371-45 team, like the other elite teams, was sent to carry out the mission of searching for the Zerg Queen's nest. One elite team after another was accidentally exposed, and the Ansebo signal disappeared in the nest forever. However, there were also teams that kept going deeper into the nest.
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