"In the 'PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' game, TyLoo temporarily replaced BaiCai and JEE with two newcomers in the Steel Helmet mode. What are your thoughts on this?"

In the 6657 live stream room, the player was reading the comments sent by viewers while playing with the machine, and he laughed at himself after reading them.

"What am I supposed to do? I'll just lie there and watch. What am I supposed to do? I have nothing to say!"

That being said, the comments section didn't buy it.

"Let's analyze this, God of Games."

"Stop beating around the bush, just tell me what you think, whether it's okay or not!"

"Only four words: 'speechless'? You mean five words won't do?"

He was so engrossed in playing the game and watching the comments that he couldn't even bring himself to say something like "five words are not good enough."

The recent news of TyLoo's roster change has swept through the community, with everyone giving the decision mixed reviews. The community quickly split into two factions that began to attack and hinder each other.

To put it simply, one side felt that Tang Ye and Ling Feng had absolutely no experience in major competitions, having only played a few exhibition and training matches, essentially making them weaklings in big games. The other side scoffed at this, saying that Bai Cai and JEE would only perform worse, and it would be better to let talented young players go up and play.

This fractured community atmosphere naturally affected most CS streamers, making the chat a chaotic mess.

Although Leonkai originally didn't want to release a video, he released a discussion video in an effort to quell the controversy.

As expected, the comments section was still a huge mess.

Looking at the barrage of comments constantly appearing in front of him, Wanji could only sigh helplessly.

On the one hand, he genuinely felt that CNCS needed some talented young people to inject fresh blood. But on the other hand, Wanji was also genuinely worried about whether Tang Ye could shoulder this heavy responsibility.

It's important to understand that Tang has only been involved in CS for a short time, and he was rushed to the first team after only a short period of youth training. This is a stark reality, meaning his competitive experience is practically zero. Unless you include entertainment events like the Super Cup.

In other words, if Tang doesn't perform the way people expect him to, even if he wins the game, he will definitely face criticism from the community.

In short, even fighting in a conventional manner is a crime.

"Sigh, this is really a tough situation, guys," Wanji said to the viewers in the live stream. "I hope everyone can be a little kinder to the newbies, okay? After all, they don't have much tournament experience, so please be gentle with your criticism..."

While I don't think Tang will get beaten that badly while playing the machine, he'll almost certainly get flamed if he doesn't have a carry-level performance.

"Oh, the BP is out."

The live broadcast began, and the camera smoothly switched to the newly entered young players Tang Ye and Ling Feng.

g0d and Feng, two IDs that are not familiar to most people, have also officially taken the stage.

"Looks like the young guys are in pretty good shape today." Playing with the machine, he could tell that Tang Ye and Ling Feng weren't nervous. Although neither of them smiled much, their physical state showed that they were quite relaxed, and they were constantly communicating.

The BP process ended quickly, and the three selected images were:

The first picture is of a desert city.

The second picture shows Purgatory Town.

The decisive battle: the nuclear crisis.

After the ban/pick phase ended, the atmosphere on the helmet side became much more relaxed.

"Holy crap, TyLoo really replaced JEE?" DD tilted his head, looking at the BP interface on the screen, his tone incredulous. "I thought it was just a rumor circulating in the community."

"Really, I just saw it." XF pointed to the screen, "That G0D, and that Feng, both from the youth academy, were promoted directly."

"g0d?" captainMO frowned. "This ID looks familiar."

"It's that 'human limits' thing from a while back," AE said. "The one who went up against Danking, then went to Leon Kay to prove himself, and then fought in the Superman Cup, it caused quite a stir."

MO then remembered and nodded: "Oh, it's him."

"I heard this guy's reflexes are incredibly fast, like he's on fire." DD chuckled, crossing his legs. "MO, you'd better watch out later, or you'll get slaughtered by those young guys."

"Get lost." MO rolled his eyes. "When I was a pro, he was still wearing open-crotch pants."

Despite saying that, MO's gaze remained fixed on the ID on the screen.

g0d.

Anyone who dares to use such an ID is either an incredibly arrogant fool or someone who actually has some skill.

"Honestly, I really don't understand TyLoo's moves this time." 18ym leaned back in his chair, looking relaxed. "Taking off BaiCai and JEE and bringing on two players who haven't even played a single official match—they're practically handing us points."

"Imperfectly crafted?" MO glanced at him. "What do you mean?"

"Look," 18ym explained, "this g0d has only been playing CS for a little over three months, so he's inherently inexperienced. Besides, compared to us veterans, he's practically disabled. Lingfeng is awesome, but he has a hand injury, which is a disadvantage. We, on the other hand, have all the advantages—we're in the best position, experienced, and have everything we need!"

After hearing this, MO instinctively reached into his pocket to light a cigarette, but then decided against it because of the security camera: "Hey, I have to say, you're a fucking genius!"

"That's true," 18ym retorted. "We may be a bit older, but we've all played professionally. Those two newbies, one's only been playing CS for three months, and the other has a hand injury. If we lose, we might as well retire."

"Alright, alright, stop getting cocky." MO waved his hand, interrupting 18ym. "Tianlu dared to make a substitution at this time, there must be a reason. I've seen that G0D video, his aim is really fast. If we underestimate them, don't blame me for not warning you if we capsize in the gutter."

AE laughed and said, "MO is right, we need to get serious. But to be honest, I'm quite interested in meeting this G0D."

He paused, then chuckled, "Let's see if he's really as amazing as the community makes him out to be. Seriously, haven't we seen plenty of players who are fierce in ranked games but weak in actual matches?"

Everyone laughed when he said that.

Matches and ranked games are definitely two different things.

That g0d can dominate the Falcon trio in ranked games and hold his own against Niko, but that's in solo queue. Solo queue games lack teamwork, tactics, and counter-strategies.

When the official competition started, everything changed.

MO didn't speak, he just stared at the BP interface on the screen.

Desert City, Purgatory Town, Nuclear Crisis.

All three images are classic old images, and they are the images they are most familiar with.

But MO knew in his heart that although he was familiar with the game, whether he could win depended on his performance on the field.

"Alright, stop joking around." MO stood up, clapped his hands, and said, "Get ready, the competition is about to begin."

The group responded and returned to their respective positions.

These CNCS veterans need to really give the two newbies a good workout!

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