CS2: My reaction speed is the limit of human capability.

The eye-catching comment from the machine enthusiast immediately stirred up a huge wave of discussion.

"Holy crap, the pig's head meat is here!"

"It's said that the God of Games personally oversaw the battle."

"You play with machines to have fun, huh?"

Seeing the sudden surge of comments in the live stream, the person playing with the machine on the other side of the screen simply leaned back in their chair a little more.

As a veteran of the Counter-Strike community, whether in life or at work, I never miss anything related to Counter-Strike. Not to mention that Tang Ye's self-verification this time is somewhat connected to him.

Wanji had been following the event since Tang Ye and his team released the teaser video, but since the news was not yet confirmed, he chose to wait and see.

Seeing that Tang actually dared to prove himself in front of the entire internet audience today, Wanji realized that this could be a massive surge in traffic.

The CS community is currently focused on this live stream self-verification, and everyone wants to see what kind of person this so-called "limit of human reaction speed" really is.

The clever thing about playing with machines is that, whether he succeeds or fails, he has something to say.

In short, this is a sure-fire way to make money.

Eco – go all in – win big and lose nothing.

"I can't believe dev1ce actually dared to prove himself!" Watching Tang Ye's livestream, Wanji couldn't help but exclaim. "He's even showing his hands and face? That's really bold, leaving himself no way out!"

As someone who fought alongside Tang Ye a few days ago, I know firsthand how insane his reaction speed is. It's not just comparable to the limits of human capability; it's practically the embodiment of those limits.

That's why people who play with machines dare to say that Tang is also cheating.

But now that I see Tang Ye is actually daring to show his hands and face on live stream, he seems to be very confident about it, while I am a little unsure about playing with the machine now.

"Could he really be a chosen one like Zywoo?" Wanji muttered to himself. "His first live stream, facing so many silly and entertaining viewers in the chat, he didn't panic at all. Could he really have that kind of insane reaction speed?"

Tang Ye, on the other hand, quickly reacted after seeing the eye-catching message sent by Wanji.

The person who was wronged has come to our door!

Tang also realized that now was the best time to prove himself.

The arrival of gaming devices will inevitably attract a large influx of traffic, and now is undoubtedly the best time to prove oneself.

"Thanks for the insightful comment from CSGO player!" Tang immediately responded, "I'll start proving myself now! But before that, I need to explain our anti-cheating measures to everyone."

"First, this time I will show my hands and keyboard throughout the entire self-test, with no angle shifts, and it will all be straight shots."

"Secondly, the background manager is always running, so if any abnormal background programs appear, everyone can see them immediately."

"Third, this time I will use my three roommates' A-rank accounts, and I will switch to a different account for each game, for a total of three games and three accounts."

"Fourth, is the condition for this live broadcast to prove its success."

Tang paused slightly at this point. His eyes were fixed on the phone camera as he spoke, word by word:

"My overall rating for these three games is above 1.5, and to prove my reaction speed, I will use the AWP for kills and operations whenever I can."

"If I fail to prove myself, then I will quit the CS community forever and never play CS again."

After Tang finished speaking, the chat room exploded with comments.

"Holy crap, are they going all in?"

"Three guns with an overall rating above 1.5, and still a sniper kill? Is that even possible?"

"Hehehe, he probably knows he won't pass, so he's just trying to attract attention here."

The initial reaction of the viewers to Tang Ye's words was almost entirely shock, but it quickly turned into sneers and sarcasm.

In their eyes, Tang was just a hotheaded young man who only knew how to spout nonsense and could only attract attention online.

Because of the self-proof that Tang Ye mentioned, the conditions for success are extremely demanding, making it almost impossible to achieve.

"Aren't you brothers? Why are you going this far right from the start?"

After hearing Tang Ye's words, Wanji was completely dumbfounded, his mouth agape in disbelief.

"This is a 1.5 rating on a 3.0 rating, and it has to be a sniper kill. Is that really possible?"

The rating 3.0 algorithm, simply put, gives less points when a good gun is used against a bad gun, and more points when a bad gun is used against a good gun.

As a result, the rating gained from a sniper kill will be greatly reduced, and if it is taken by someone else's small gun, a lot of points will be deducted.

In short, one would never propose such a condition for self-proof unless they had absolute confidence in their sniper rifle.

Moreover, those in the Perfect A rank are not just low-level players; they are mid-to-high-level players with a certain understanding and skill in the game, and would be considered among the top 30% in the entire CS community.

And Tang is about to prove himself in front of so many people, using the sniper rifle to achieve an average rating of 1.5?

Is this really possible?

A strange feeling suddenly surfaced in the mind of the machine player. He recalled that pentakill clutch by the ID dev1ce that day.

There's an inexplicable feeling about playing with machines; it's like...

This young man in front of me might actually be capable!

"This is really going to be good, guys, I'm not kidding." The man who had been lounging around the computer screen abruptly changed his posture and sat down in front of the monitor. "If he fails, he'll be the biggest clown in the history of Counter-Strike, but if he succeeds..."

"Perhaps we will witness the rise of a genius!"

Tang Ye looked at the rapidly scrolling barrage of comments, took a deep breath, and clicked "Start Matchmaking."

This is a risky move. If it fails, it could mean social death and becoming a laughing stock.

Match successful!

Both sides ultimately chose the map: Desert City!

Mirage, an extremely classic map, is etched into the minds of CS players, just like Dust2.

This map has a standard "田" (field) structure, which is very conducive to gunfights. Although the structure is simple, it can still generate a variety of complex tactics.

In conclusion, Mirage is a map that truly tests players' overall skills. Compared to the very beginner-friendly Dust 2, this map is undoubtedly a favorite among advanced players.

"Mirage? This map looks good!" Wanji's eyes lit up. "Guys, let me tell you, this map really tests a lot of things, you guys know that from playing ranked matches."

"Both gunfighting skills and item coordination are extremely important on this map; you could say they're both indispensable. This is arguably the map that truly tests a player's individual ability the most."

After Wanji's explanation, the chat in Tang Ye's live stream became very active.

"Let's see how you act!"

"Won't the props get lost?"

"Will you still watch your step this time?"

However, Tang, who had already entered a state of flow, paid no attention to these words.

At this moment, he was completely absorbed in the competition, and his nerves were on edge.

At the start of the game, Tang and his team began as the T side.

First round, pistol round begins!