Live Action Opens Up and Gets Blocked, Backhandedly Rectifying the Gaming Industry

The battle continues.

The more Dawei played, the more frightened he became.

As a former professional, although my level has plummeted now, my sensitivity to shooting games is still there.

This game is typically easy to play but difficult to master.

The rules are not complicated. After passing the novice tutorial and playing a game, you will understand the rules and have a lot of fun.

But going deeper, there is so much to study.

The performance of various firearms, how to press the gun, how to throw the props, how to win the game steadily in the downwind game, how to turn the game over in the headwind game, how to arrange tactics, map points, offense and defense transitions, attack methods, and return to defense strategies.

In comparison, the anti-terrorism team is simply Macabaka.

The maps are similar. Although there are many firearms and props, the strongest ones are always the ones that appear last. Purchasing firearms seriously affects the balance. Victory or defeat depends entirely on marksmanship and tactics.

You can discover new strategies and new ways to play in almost every game. This feeling is very addictive.

In the fifth game, he tried to use incendiary bombs to stop the rush and got four kills.

In these six rounds, the opponent used two flash bombs to open up the situation.

In the seventh round, the gangsters used smoke bombs, incendiary bombs and flash bombs to delay the bomb explosion, and failed to dismantle it at the last second.

In the eighth game, Dawei wanted to force his way into the smoke, but found that doing so was tantamount to giving himself to the opponent to kill him and losing another point.

This kind of feeling of being constantly played and always new, with different content in each game, is something that Anti-Terrorist Special Forces does not have.

The more Dawei played, the more serious his face became, which was a little ugly.

His intuition told him that this game is likely to be popular. As for how popular it will be, and whether it can surpass the Anti-Terrorist Special Forces, it is hard to say.

If it is a game that is released normally, he will be very happy to play it. He will get tired of playing the same game for so many years.

But it happened to be a game made by the UP master who accused him of cheating!

This is very uncomfortable.

And there's another problem.

After being separated from the environment of the anti-terrorist special forces, he was a little acclimated.

In other words, it's even better.

The battle was very tense, with both sides going back and forth, and the fight soon reached the final round.

Score, 14:15.

Our side only needs to win one more game, 15:15, a draw.

Lose one game, 14:16, the opponent wins.

This result made Dawei a little bit unable to accept it. He, a retired professional brother, actually fought against ordinary players before the ladder was launched? !

No, it should be said that this is a battlefield between him and Meng Dazui.

After changing sides, Dawei's T side ranked first with 40 kills, and his opponent Meng Dazui also ranked first with 47 kills.

Each side has an elder brother.

The last round of the game.

At point A, Dawei killed a CT and rushed to the platform.

There is not much time left, only the last 5 seconds.

Meng Dazui also killed a gangster at the police house and returned to the defense.

It's too late to plant a bomb.

If you want to win, you have to kill!

Dawei gritted his teeth, opened his scope and took aim.

Click the left mouse button very quickly.

Bang.

The kill message did not pop up.

Empty!

There are only three seconds left.

Upon seeing this, the CT controlled by Meng Dazui immediately retracted into the police bunker and never came out again. As long as it was delayed, it would win.

"Grass!"

Dawei angrily pulled out his pistol and jumped off platform A to chase after him.

But, it's still a little late.

As time returned to zero, the final score was 14:16.

Lost.

Actually lost to a team led by a small anchor without a ladder? !

Just before Dawei recovered from his failure, his cell phone rang.

He answered the phone angrily.

"Hello?! Damn, are you sick? Are you calling now? You know I've lost the game!"

He cursed loudly, and after letting out his anger, he said again: "Tell me what happened."

There was also a hint of displeasure in the assistant's voice.

"I contacted you. CSGO's cheats can be customized, but I've been told that this game's anti-cheat system is a bit weird. I won't be responsible for anything that happens with ordinary customized cheats."

Evil? How evil can it be?

Can there really be games without plug-ins?

Dawei said disdainfully: "It's okay, I want it, I want to see how evil it is. I want their latest and best one, the price is easy to negotiate."

"Okay, I'll do it. The Shark Platform has also contacted me, urging you to discuss contract renewal as soon as possible."

But the phone was hung up before he could finish his words.

Dawei curled his lips and renewed the contract? Then it depends on which one offers a higher price?

Compared with this, he is more worried about the content of the live broadcast.

If this crappy game becomes popular, without the help of plug-ins, the secret will be revealed after just a few games.

In the evening, star tours entertain each other.

"Mr. Liu, that UP boss, he really made a game."

Liu Chuan frowned, raised his head and thought for a while, then asked, "Who?"

The secretary was speechless for a while, and could only remind him: "More than a month ago, he posted a video accusing our Star Games of allowing cheats, and then criticized Dawei for cheating."

Liu Chuan's expression was a little confused, and he thought about it for a while before he remembered such a thing in the corner of his memory.

Then he sneered and said: "So, which company's bad money is it? Is it a stupid marketing method thought up by one of our competitive teammates?"

"Uh, no, he really spent a month making a game. You'd better see it for yourself."

These words surprised Liu Chuan. He opened the live broadcast platform and clicked into Dawei's live broadcast room.

Less than half an hour after it started airing, its popularity has already exploded.

News of the CSGO open beta has spread like wildfire, and many players are here to have fun.

[I’ve played CSGO, which claims to have no plug-ins, and it seems pretty good, better than Counter-Terrorist Special Forces]

[What do anchors think about the UP host who cheats on you and actually makes a game? 】

[Laughing to death, Brother Gou really made a game. Are you dumbfounded? 】

[I played all afternoon and didn’t encounter any cheats]

[Are you sick? How could there be a cheat on the first day? It doesn’t take time to do a cheat? 】

A barrage of paid SCs floated by.

A group of fun people are torturing Dawei about CSGO.

Where is Dawei?

With a dark face, he remained silent when asked.

[Anchor, go play CSGO, play for an hour and become super popular]

He said, as if to express that he was not lying, he was just a rocket.

but.

"Brothers, I won't be able to play CSGO no matter how much you buy gifts. You know, I'm the anchor of the Anti-Terrorist Special Forces Team."

"I won't rebel. I won't play that kind of game to my death. You guys must have given up."

Liu Chuan nodded with satisfaction after listening to the words in the live broadcast room.

Not bad, not bad, he is indeed the top anchor in my game.

It’s time to send out a loyalty banner!

Then look at the other anchors in the division.

Except for a few small anchors like Meng Dazui who are broadcasting CSGO, most anchors are still standing still.

Although, these small anchors are obviously much more popular than before.

He watched it with interest for a while, then sighed and shook his head and said, "It's quite interesting. He actually made it. I just don't know how he made it in just over a month."

"But it's nothing to be afraid of."