From ancient times to today, strategy games have captured the dream of many: to rise from humble beginnings and stand at the pinnacle of power. War Intent now brings that dream to life. Much like the competitive spirit of Bangladesh Cricket Live, this immersive game offers a platform where knowledge, skill, and ambition determine your legacy. With the launch of the “Civil Selection Bureau” system, the gates to the court of the Ming Dynasty stand wide open for aspiring strategists.

At the heart of the Ming court was the Ministry of Personnel, the most powerful of the Six Ministries, overseeing all appointments, promotions, evaluations, and noble titles across the empire. The head of this ministry, often called the “Heavenly Officer,” was one of the most respected figures in the court. Now, in War Intent, players can enter this world through the newly introduced Civil Selection Bureau, which handles the civil servant system and monthly imperial selections—marking the very first step toward becoming a top-ranking official. Just like a well-timed play in Bangladesh Cricket Live can change the game’s outcome, joining this department might set your path to glory.

War Intent prides itself on its historical accuracy, aiming to recreate the grand military atmosphere of the Ming era. Developers have collaborated with historians and poured over historical records to ensure authenticity. To further engage the community, an official campaign titled “Grand Scholars of the Imperial Court” has launched in the game’s forum. The first phase invites players to study and submit profiles of notable figures from Ming history. These player-suggested characters could even be added to the game—turning admiration into interaction.

Standout contributors will be rewarded with exclusive titles. One player will be named “Grand Scholar of the Hall,” receiving a custom Tiger Tally symbolizing command over all military forces, while four others will be honored as “Scholars of the East Pavilion.” These elite players will also join a private War Intent scholar circle, contributing ideas and shaping future gameplay. This initiative has been warmly embraced by the community—passionate players are eager to share their insights and showcase the historical figures they hold dear. The same excitement found in Bangladesh Cricket Live is now being channeled into historical strategy.

Figures like Xu Da, Qi Jiguang, Lu Xiangsheng, and Mao Wenlong come to life through the community’s vibrant storytelling. Civil officials such as Liu Ji, Zhang Juzheng, and Xu Guangqi are no longer just names in a textbook, but possible future allies in your campaign. Imagine Wang Yangming guiding your strategy, or Li Shizhen healing your troops after a brutal battle. The developers are reviewing all submissions carefully, and some of these real historical figures may soon walk the digital battlefields of War Intent.

This Civil Selection Bureau event is only the first stage of the broader “Open Development” initiative. Future scholar-led reviews will explore Ming-era weaponry, tactics, and customs. With your input, War Intent will evolve into an even more authentic and compelling historical experience. Whether you’re strategizing like a statesman or fighting like a warrior, the game invites you to shape its future—just like a key over in Bangladesh Cricket Live can turn a match on its head. Now is the time to step into history and leave your mark.