Chapter 507 Tailor-Made Technology System

When Kane was 12 years old, Stormgard produced more than 10,000 tons of steel annually, and King Solas happily held a big banquet and got drunk.

For a man who has been a soldier all his life, this kind of indulgence means extraordinary happiness.

In the seven human kingdoms of Azeroth, there are two kings who uphold the demeanor of soldiers, one is Solas Trollbane, and the other is Daelin Proudmoore of the Kingdom of Kul Tiras.

These two have extremely outstanding military capabilities, one is the king of naval warfare, and the other is the king of land warfare.

Commanding a similar army, the Kul Tiras navy led by Daelin and the Stormgarde cavalry led by Solas are undisputedly first-rate, not counting the special knights like the Silver Hand. That is extraordinary combat power.

As a qualified commander, Solas naturally knew the significance of steel production.

In fact, since Kane got involved in the kingdom's metallurgical industry, Stormgard's steel production has been rising steadily, rather than breaking through the 10,000-ton barrier suddenly.

Thousands of tons is more of a symbol, and it is of great significance now that the second human-animal war is continuing.

You must know that even the most affluent kingdom of Lundaeron, the lords had to use metal for the manufacture of weapons. In many places, even the agricultural tools were replaced by wooden ones.

Stormgard, on the other hand, is implementing the second round of the "Forging Swords into Plowstock" plan.

To put it bluntly, the old ironware used by the people is eliminated and returned to the furnace, and the old ones can be exchanged for new ones with a little extra money. The new utensils, from farm tools to tools to swords and armor, are all made of steel, which is lighter and stronger.

This plan also rushed to produce a batch of weapons and equipment for the Turayan Department of the Human Allied Forces.

When the troops led by Danath Trollbane joined the alliance, they were handed over to the allies by the way, which provided a strong guarantee for Turalyon's counterattack on Draenor.

Kane was naturally dissatisfied with this output, and said in his heart: "It's only 10,000 tons. With this annual output, it will take thousands of years to build a constellation-class warship."

This is actually a bit nitpicking. You know, the total population of Stormgard is less than 50,000 people (Blizzard's population data has always been criticized, from StarCraft to World of Warcraft. There are too many big scenes, and new expansion packs have to come every two years. The world is destroyed, and the sea of ​​​​death is gone. With the original setting, you will find that the fundamental logic is not self-consistent, so this cannot be too true).

With the production capacity at this time, the annual output of 10,000 tons of steel is about the same even if it has not reached the limit.

Unless there is a big leap in technology, especially in mining and transportation, it will not increase much.

However, with so many steel materials, coupled with the more powerful water hammer, stamping armor can be produced, and the other is water hammer forging, which can save a lot of labor.

With Turalyon's counterattack on Draenor and the closure of the Dark Portal, the remnants of the tribes stranded on the continent of Azeroth were scattered due to the collapse of the logistics and command system. The problem of food alone cost a lot of money Manpower, no longer able to gather and launch a powerful offensive.

The military logistics pressure on the human side dropped sharply, and Stormgard's sword-forging plow plan entered the third phase, and began to sell armor to other kingdoms.

The specific selling method is very flexible, it can be mortgaged, it can be traded in for a new one, and it can be purchased directly. Kane once advised Solas for this:

"After the war, the countries of mankind were devastated and left to be rebuilt. This is obviously a reshuffle, a very comprehensive one. Our goal is the industrial base of human civilization. In the future, the main heavy industrial creations used by the seven countries of mankind , will be stamped with the Falcon seal, and in order to achieve the goal, we must not only develop the market and make a name for ourselves, but also cultivate the market and cultivate people's consumption habits. This means that our products must be cheap and high quality... ..."

Therefore, the metal products that Stormgard sells to the outside world are basically carried out under the banner of assisting countries to resume production and strengthening local security, which has defeated some large local manufacturing plants.

Of course, it is a bit of an exaggeration to say that the factory is a bit exaggerated. In Kane's eyes, apart from the new industrial base managed by him, the factories in other countries are at best larger workshops.

Advanced technology and production system have created strong competitiveness.

Even armors for export are light and strong (steel), good in style and well designed, and user-friendly and adjustable, and they are quickly sought after by countries all over the world.

And Stormgard, under Kane's instruction, exchanged back many raw materials that Arathi did not produce, such as Thorium and Mithril.

It wasn't until Kane was 14 years old that the Falcon Country's own army began to undergo a comprehensive makeover.

By this year, the industrial team had been brought out and started to get on the right track. Not only the armor design and manufacturing process were more mature, but also the materials were further improved.

Kane specially selected an alloy formula to produce a material called Thur Steel as the basic material of the armor.

This kind of material, which is only second to the famous gold-fine synthetic steel of the DND universe system in terms of performance, is only one-seventh of the price of gold-fine synthetic steel, which is still slightly expensive. I made some money, so I wasted it.

A more complicated process makes the finished material a true red color, rust-proof, strong, and has a certain energy resistance.

This is all achieved by taking the purely technological route. The energy resistance of Segang is also because the matter in this world has been eroded by extraordinary power for a long time, and it has a certain extraordinary viciousness, which has not been processed by extraordinary means.

Although World of Warcraft is a very typical high-magic world, those who cannot, and can only use supernatural powers in small amounts, still account for the majority.

The only magical civilization that can achieve the supernaturalness of the whole people is the country established by the descendants of the high elves, Quel'Thalas.

And they have shortcomings such as slow population growth and excessive dependence on magic power, which will gradually be reflected in a series of major events in the future.

So Kane is not particularly envious. The threshold of magic civilization is too high. In comparison, the technical system he developed in Stormgard is more applicable, and the effect can be called immediate.

And the technological system from the original world is more suitable for the human beings in this world.

The short lifespan of human beings makes them have a stronger urgency to achieve results. Those grand and long-term plans seem isolated, but those that can make people feel real benefits and continuous upward movement are good and appropriate.

Of course, this does not mean that Kane has given up the construction of extraordinary power.

Over the years, he has been saving. He wants to build the supernatural on the basis of the technological system, and use it intensively to create a mythical army.

When all the soldiers of the Falcon Kingdom put on the new standard armor, the orderly, vigorous, and mighty army characteristics were finally reappeared, which made Kane Sun's soul think of the gray bearded mercenary Iron blood swarm.

"It's only a little bit interesting now, and it was just a mob before."

Ordinary people always pay too much attention to the importance of whether they have been baptized by war.

And Kane is not very fancy about this. The purpose of the army he established was not to cultivate heroes like raising Gu, but a group with strict discipline, shared beliefs, high professionalism, and the ability to cooperate tacitly in battle.

In this team, there is no need for heroes, or in other words, everyone is a hero.

To build such an army means resetting the military spirit, or the core of humanistic beliefs, for the army.

For this reason, Kane eliminated a group of veterans. Of course, what the official said is very nice: "They shed their blood for the country and for mankind. Now is the time to enjoy peace and prosperity."

For those suffering from Battlefield Syndrome, Kane accommodated them through the establishment of an officially supported Explorers' Guild. Let these people who can no longer integrate into society and only have confidence in killing and arson continue to use their residual heat.

Explorers often gather a few like-minded and trustworthy friends to carry out missions that focus on exploration and investigation.

In order to better understand the world, Kane spared no effort to support the industry, and specially designed a highly sticky upgrade system and honor system for it.

Those who work hard to climb up in this line and get higher honors not only give respect in all aspects, such as seeing the king without saluting, they can become free knights (no need to be loyal to any lord, only the basic obligation of citizens), and they also take risks In the game, you can call nearby regular army support and so on.

Solas was also worried that the practice of his only son would lead to a decline in the overall combat power of the army.

In his mind, the traditional way of thinking is mainly old and new.

Kane naturally looked down on this set.

There is nothing wrong with the old bringing the new, but there is another side in the actual cloud. The old bird not only improved the fighting literacy of the rookie, but also passed on some dross to the rookie in the process of helping and leading.

Kane wants to create a new core of faith for the army, so naturally he will not allow these soldier-like crooked monks to lead bad recruits.

He adopted repeated practice in multiple worlds, and in this way brought out the teaching system of billions of soldiers, including political and ideological courses, outreach exercises and other operations, and formed a complete system by category.

Kane calls it production-line building.

As long as the system is set up and people are plugged in, knowledge and practical knowledge will be imparted continuously like the circuit boards of a fully automatic production line. Newcomers often complete the training in a tricky manner, and usually they are basically brain-free. You can fall asleep by touching the pillow, and you don't even have the energy to think about it.

The big change of clothes was carried out on the basis of the training of the new army.

Those who are unqualified are assigned to work in other positions.

The outstanding performers will enter the officer training program and become the backbone of the army at the grassroots level.

Regarding the matter of army building, it is really impossible to talk about it for a few days, and the shaping cannot be completed overnight.

Fortunately, Kane has more time this time, so he can take it step by step. He has now built the main force of the Kingdom of Ti.

In a highly realistic maneuver, the new Quack's army overwhelmed the veteran regiment, led by Solas' lieutenant.

Although it was only the adjutant who was defeated, this adjutant was always by Solas' side, and it was not an exaggeration to say that he was a teacher and a student.

So Kane saved face for Solas, but Solas himself knew it well. In his words: "From now on, it will be the time of your young people."

In this way, in Stormgard, the old-fashioned army headed by Solas gradually gave way, and the new strong army began to shoulder the responsibilities entrusted to them by the country.

Gradually, more authority was delegated to Kane, so as to cultivate this successor who was already surpassing himself in an all-round way, Solas set his sights on Stromgarde.

Solas decided to repair the dilapidated Stromgarde after profiting from the trade output these years.

But this was dissuaded by Kane.

The reason is nothing more than losing land and losing people, and losing both people and land. Wrynn's Stormwind Kingdom is the best lesson.

In the end, Solas listened to Kane's advice and spent the funds on army construction and the horizontal expansion and practical application of technology.

Solas was also uncertain. The second invasion of the orcs had caused great harm to all human countries, and the country would be completely destroyed at the slightest risk. And the allied army led by Turayang is already the strongest combat force that the Seven Nations Alliance can muster. Now that they are gone, God knows if the Dark Portal will open someday in the future, and the army of orcs will once again be like a tide. Generally killed.

Kane is very confident. Draenor has already been destroyed by Ner'zhul and his minions who are eager to go into exile, and there are Turalyon and others fighting them for a long time. The orcs do not have enough strength to reopen The Dark Portal invades again.

However, counting on the fingers, it has not been many years since the third human-animal war, the more terrifying war of natural disasters, and the war of the Burning Legion. Arthas is only one year younger than him, and he is already 13 this year.