Believe me, I really am a professional League of Legends player.

Chapter 60: Once you learn this, even professional players can't beat you!

[Holy crap? Is he really that arrogant? How did Wuzhuangtai become a noob?]

[No matter what, Cool has played in the World Championship and solo-killed Faker. You, a substitute mid laner who only played two games, can't possibly fool him.]

[A mid-laner like you should just retire and become a full-time streamer. What else can you do in the team besides affecting everyone's training mentality and having a negative impact?]

[I'm speechless. I thought he was a mid-lane star, but it turns out he's just a trash-talking genius.]

It's not that Wu-Zhuangtai has many fans; comparatively speaking, he has no fans.

After all, the split between OMG's top and mid laners led to the disintegration of the Galaxy team. There were already many rumors about this back then, and now everyone is basically certain of what happened.

It's just that Wu-Zhuang wanted to take over early and start a power struggle. The older brother didn't bother with Wu-Zhuang, after all, he's getting old and will probably retire after this year.

He successfully secured the position of the team's leader, but Uzi's fame far surpassed his. In addition, the team's tactics tended to favor the bottom lane, which greatly displeased him. He then began to put pressure on Uzi, essentially engaging in bullying within the team. Whenever Uzi was on the field, he would start playing recklessly, and as the team continued to lose, Uzi was eventually benched.

In this situation, Uzi's fans can say they absolutely hate Wu-Zhuangtai.

As for the onlookers, they were also discerning and had sharp eyes. They took a dismissive attitude towards Wu-Zhuangtai, and very few people supported him in order to attack Uzi.

The main reason for criticizing Li Fan is his lack of professionalism; as a young player, he is not humble at all.

If you help the team win a game, you've definitely made a name for yourself with the coach. Instead of striking while the iron is hot and training hard to determine who will start, why are you playing around with all this nonsense?
Li Fan didn't offer much explanation and instead gave everyone a fun QQ Speed ​​tutorial.

In QQ Speed, it's not about knowing all sorts of techniques or being able to just pick up a map and start racing.

Instead, you need to practice the map continuously, find the most suitable techniques, or develop other running methods to see if it will be faster.

This is not something you can master overnight. It's no exaggeration to say that even the simplest map, Old Street Pipeline, has been run thousands of times by professional players, not to mention those race maps.

The first thing I do when I open my eyes is turn on my computer and log into QQ Speed ​​to race on the map.

Li Fan will randomly select maps during his daily live streams, and if there are no maps he has taught before, he will teach one.

This is one of the reasons why many racing game players spend so much time watching live streams, and there are even many professional players who have made great progress recently.

Of course, skills still depend on talent. Even if you know how to use it, you just can't use it in practice, even if you are a professional player.

Compared to other streamers who spend all their time finding people to play blood-draining matches, Li Fan's appeal may not be as high, but he is the best choice for skilled players.

The randomly generated map was "Walking in the Clouds," and there was no tutorial or explanation of it.

"There aren't many difficult parts to this map. As long as you control the vehicle well and don't go too fast and fall off, the overall speed won't be slow."

"However, there are a few points where you can run faster that I can share with you, but these cannot be used during the competition. The competition does not allow the use of bugs; you can only run normally."

"How could it not fall off? I felt like I was controlling the car perfectly, but it still fell. The car was going way too fast."

How fast can he run? Can he run for two minutes?

[Dude, you guys can only run for two minutes in the cloud walk? Isn't that incredibly bad?]

"What are you saying? If I weren't bad at this, would I be here learning?"

Li Fan stopped looking at the comments and focused on his work. He started by keeping close to the pillar on the first curve, then pulled back.

"Run like this to straighten the car, then release the nitrous oxide so you're going in a diagonal straight line, right in the middle, so you're less likely to fall off." "The shortest distance between two points is a straight line, so follow me to the side and go in a straight line, don't go in the middle, that will slow you down. Just be careful to stay close to this side so you don't fall off."

"The rest is just normal driving... When you get to this bend, be careful not to drift. Just rush straight under the bridge, as far as you can, and then quickly press the reset button and you can fly directly to the waterfall wooden bridge."

This little move immediately triggered a frenzy of comments from QQ Speed ​​fans in the live stream.

【666666! 】

[Holy crap, is it even possible to fly directly over here?]

Um... this is the first time I've heard of this! I've never seen anyone run it before.

Indeed, Doghead keeps saying that Cloud Walk is his signature map, but he doesn't even know about this bug.

[Wow, Unreal Engine seems to have a more thorough understanding of QQ Speed ​​than League of Legends.]

[Hilarious! A professional League of Legends player is researching QQ Speed.]

"Then follow the route. When you reach the edge of the cliff, keep using nitro to fly to the side. If you can't fly over it, press the reset button..."

"Okay, it's very easy for me to run car A in 1 minute and 32 seconds."

The record was immediately displayed on the big screen.

"This time can only be achieved using a bugged running method. If you run normally, the A-class car can only finish in about one minute and forty-two seconds. This is a full ten seconds longer, which is more than enough for your daily runs. Even professional players can't beat you guys who haven't finished yet."

"Did everyone learn it? Of course, I figured it out myself." Li Fan wasn't even embarrassed.

Anyway, the cloud-walking bug hadn't been released yet at this point.

The research was completed in 19 or 20, and then QQ Speed ​​quickly fixed it.

I just don't quite understand what the people at QQ Speed's official website are thinking.

They only focused on fixing this one bug, completely ignoring the other bugs and related issues.

It's probably because this map is easy to fall into, which makes the experience very poor for beginners.

Another bug is that Bobo can't escape.

In reality, beginners simply can't play when they encounter experts.

"Quick, quick, go call Dog Head to PK! If we lose the tiebreaker, we get to choose the map." Jiang Zhangchuang said excitedly to Liang Haihui beside him after watching Li Fan finish running Cloud Walk.

Liang Haihui's expression was somewhat conflicted after hearing Jiang Zhangchuang's words.

If we go by the map selection, Jiang Zhangchuang just secretly learned a bugged running method, so Liang Haipeng will definitely suffer a loss. Once he gets carried away, he'll probably lose everything.

After all, he's my younger brother... And then I thought about how my younger brother does live streams and makes ads, but he never thinks of helping me make money.

Without much hesitation, he nodded to Jiang Zhangchuang and went to contact Liang Haipeng.

Jiang Zhangchuang turned his attention back to Li Fan's live stream, muttering to himself, "Unreal is really amazing!"

(End of this chapter)