CBL Inspiration | LEAD: It’s Not About Command—It’s About Leading From The Front
Warlords, here's the honest truth—
Being a commander in "Conqueror's Blade" isn’t about sitting on a pedestal barking orders, it's about being the ultimate multitasker!
Over the past six years, 1,116 captains and 4,050 hosue leaders have taught us through blood, sweat, and tears: Want others to follow your lead? Learn to be the first to charge into battle!
A lot of posts talk about just how tough being a commander can be:
Day in and day out, you're rallying your hosue members to log in for territory wars, willing to dish out generous rewards and bring out all the stops;
Got a newbie struggling with the game? It's not uncommon to patiently coach them until the early hours of the morning;
Base under threat? No hesitation to jump in and buy your teammates some time;
And let's not forget when House leaders were digging into their own pockets to rally donations during the southern floods in 2020.
Is this really just a game? But truth be told, aren't we like this in real life too?
The veteran guiding newbies in-game might very well be leading fresh recruits in a business team;
The bold one rushing the enemy’s base is probably the pilliar of his family.
Basically, this is the day-to-day life of us "Conqueror's Blade" players— If you don't have the courage to charge in-game, how can you expect your buddies to have your back? If you can’t shoulder the burden in real life, how can you support your family?
As long as you're the first to lead the charge, you’ll be sure to have an army following behind!
Being a commander in "Conqueror's Blade" isn’t about sitting on a pedestal barking orders, it's about being the ultimate multitasker!
Over the past six years, 1,116 captains and 4,050 hosue leaders have taught us through blood, sweat, and tears: Want others to follow your lead? Learn to be the first to charge into battle!
A lot of posts talk about just how tough being a commander can be:
Day in and day out, you're rallying your hosue members to log in for territory wars, willing to dish out generous rewards and bring out all the stops;
Got a newbie struggling with the game? It's not uncommon to patiently coach them until the early hours of the morning;
Base under threat? No hesitation to jump in and buy your teammates some time;
And let's not forget when House leaders were digging into their own pockets to rally donations during the southern floods in 2020.
Is this really just a game? But truth be told, aren't we like this in real life too?
The veteran guiding newbies in-game might very well be leading fresh recruits in a business team;
The bold one rushing the enemy’s base is probably the pilliar of his family.
Basically, this is the day-to-day life of us "Conqueror's Blade" players— If you don't have the courage to charge in-game, how can you expect your buddies to have your back? If you can’t shoulder the burden in real life, how can you support your family?
As long as you're the first to lead the charge, you’ll be sure to have an army following behind!
