The Great Thief of Online Games

"Then, let's start watching the live broadcast. They are about to enter the stadium in fifteen seconds," Zhang Zhen cleverly ended the commentary of the previous game in dark tones like wind.

The two stirred up the atmosphere and the game kicked off.

This is a grassland map. It is very vast, but it is of little use. Everyone can see each other just by looking up.

The moment Lu Li appeared on the stage, bursts of cheers erupted from the audience.

To be honest, these ordinary players know many of Lu Li's achievements, but few of them have seen him in person. This kind of live broadcast feels very real, as if Lu Li is standing in front of them.

Ordinary people worship heroes, and Lu Li is their hero.

"Because we don't have damage data related to it, we can't judge Lu Li's health, but there is no doubt that the equipment on level 26 Lu Li is very good," Dark Color Rufeng said passionately in the sea of ​​boiling voices.

Zhang Zhen nodded in agreement: "Similarly, his two teammates are also very powerful, especially the priest sister Zhiyue Yueyue. Many people regard her as the first priest of Dawn."

The intelligent shooting system obediently took a close-up of March Rain.

Beautiful girls are popular everywhere. Girls who are beautiful and can play games well are the most perfect goddesses in the eyes of game nerds.

"Yueyue Yu's skills are still a little bit behind," Shen Rufeng said calmly: "Yueguang is the real master, and he..."

He paused, and finally did not reveal the speculation of many people in the circle, that Moonlight was the once-unparalleled vampire.

Relying on one's own eyes to analyze the equipment and characteristics of a master is called skill. Relying on guesswork to reveal the secrets of a master is called gossip. Really high-level commentators will never use such despicable methods.

Moreover, it is also easy to be disgusted by great gods.

As long as the master expresses in public that the commentary is inappropriate, his fans will spontaneously boycott the commentary.

Of course, there are also commentators who are famous for their venomous tongue, but the dark color is not like the wind.

"The players on the opposite side also came out, a warlock, a knight, and another..." Only two people could be seen, indicating that the third person was sneaking.

There is no absolute fairness in Shuguang, but it has always pursued balance. At least currently, there is no combination of two people that can sweep all opponents.

"Teacher Rufeng, do you think the third person is a thief or a druid?" Zhang Zhen asked the question to the commentator.

It's not that he doesn't know how to analyze. As a host, his duty is to cooperate with the commentator and coordinate the topic, not to steal the limelight himself.

"It should be a classic trio of virtue warriors," Dark Color Rufeng replied, raising his voice suddenly and shouting: "Okay, Lu Li has also started sneaking, let's take a God's perspective and see what his target is. who is it?."

The so-called God's perspective is to observe everything in the field from the perspective of a bystander, including the sneak target.

The audience saw that the third person opposite was indeed a druid.

Lu Li, who was also sneaking, was approaching the opponent at an extremely fast speed. He was moving decisively and didn't seem to be worried about being discovered at all.

"His target is... a warlock," the dark-toned man said in a very fast voice: "It seems that Lu Li is planning to take away the opponent's cloth armor profession in a wave. It may be difficult to kill alone. I wonder if Moonlight can do it for him." What about providing fire support?”

"The moonlight moved, and he rushed forward. Teacher Rufeng, is this a little early?" Zhang Zhen didn't understand.

"Moonlight's style of play has always been very unrestrained," Deep Hue Rufeng didn't really understand, but he was experienced and gave a very intuitive reason.

Moonlight is indeed unrestrained. He goes straight towards the warlock and knight. When the knight enters the attack range, he directly charges.

Even if the masters compete with each other, the charge will not be 100% successful.

The knight's technique was not simple either. He immediately missed a step and tried to make the charge fail.

Unfortunately, Moonlight was not the parallel import he had imagined. The direction of the charge made an arc at the critical moment, but he still hit it.

Over there, Lu Li gave the warlock a sap.

It's just that this warlock is not a vegetarian. He used an alchemy tool and caused -1-1 damage to himself. The damage was not high, but the sap effect was naturally gone.

This is the most effective way for normal professions to deal with sap, provided that your alchemy potion is used before the sap hits your head.

This was the first time Lu Li met him in his life, so he was somewhat careless.

Sanyueyu also encountered trouble. The opponent's Druid was not a pure healer. He had many attack methods and amazing attack power, causing a lot of damage to Sanyueyu.

The two commentators were worried by the situation on the field, and they were both a little absent-minded.

They were worried that Lu Li would finish the battle quickly. If the battle ended in twenty or thirty seconds, then they would have nothing to explain.

At this time, they were worried that Lu Li and others would lose.

It would be a huge shame if they lost. The two of them had so many compliments in front of them just to slap themselves in the face.

The stands were bustling with people, and everyone was in high spirits.

The failure to sap the warlock was beyond Lu Li's expectation, but that was all. After chasing the warlock and attacking a few times, his wrist suddenly reversed, and the dagger touched the opponent's shoulder in a cloud of blood.

System: The sneak attack skill is 81% completed, causing 88% of the skill damage, and the target is stunned for 1 second.

"Why was the warlock controlled? What skill was that just now?" Of course Zhang Zhen knew that it was a completion rate of more than 80% in free mode.

In order to be effective, he must ask this question on behalf of most of the audience.

Dark Color Rufeng Congshan Ruliu explained it, and finally said: "Don't think that 80% completion is a very simple thing. As far as I know, when standing and fighting monsters, some people have achieved 90% completion. But when competing against others, there are only a few people who can achieve 80% completion."

While they were talking, Lu Li had already controlled the warlock.

In order not to be controlled by the warlock's baby succubus, Lu Li even turned on the shadow cloak. The dark color was like the wind, and he took the opportunity to educate everyone on the wonderful features of the shadow cloak skill.

In fact, quite a few of the "Shadow Cloak" skills on the market were leaked from Lu Li's hands. He is a professional player whose goal is to make money, and he cannot be put aside because he is worried about capitalizing on his enemies.

Moonlight suddenly abandoned the knight, and the newly cooled charge skill brought him to the warlock's side.

Big whirlwind!

"It's really wonderful, a wonderful combination, oh, and what's even more wonderful, Lu Li used his signature special effects. His goal was...healing, yes, the Druid was controlled by him, and the Warlock was finished! "

As soon as he finished speaking, the warlock was turned to death by the moonlight.

The poor warlock was knocked out of a lot of health by Lu Li and was controlled again. He was able to withstand the destruction of the entire whirlwind skill. It would be strange if he didn't die.

The knight currently has no protection skills and cannot save him. The only healing druid who can save him was lured far away by March Rain. Seeing that the situation was not going well, he ran over to support him and ran into Lu Li. Waiting for him to be freed from Lu Li's control. Come out, the warlock is hopeless.

The remaining two people simply admitted their exit.

PS: Thanks to Sword Kiss, nellmu, Pacifier Assassin, Rain Like a Wanderer, Minato Laojiu, cyylp, Flying in the Wind, a cup of BAI boiling water, reading a book and blowing the wind, and zwhaaa’s monthly pass.