Huayu: What the heck is it that the actor gave me CS skills?

The next day, at six o'clock in the morning.

The general is inside the hotel.

Wang Churan lay on the bed, opened her hazy almond-shaped eyes, and looked out the window.

It was still dark outside, and at this time of day she would usually struggle to get up and study.

But today, she just stared blankly out the window for a while, and then, thinking of something, she couldn't help but pull her head back under the covers.

Click.

Suddenly, the sound of a door closing came from outside the corridor; the sound was not far away.

Wang Churan listened carefully, but there were no other sounds afterward.

A few seconds later, she suddenly remembered something, her eyes widened, and she sat up abruptly, putting on her pajamas.

She carefully opened the door and peeked out.

There was no one outside the door, but at the end of the corridor, a familiar figure disappeared around the corner.

Wang Churan opened her mouth, but then stopped when she saw the closed door next to the corridor.

This hotel is full of film crew members; if she shouts, it will have a bad influence.

But the thought of Yu Su going online again made her tense and somewhat unhappy.

Suddenly remembering something, Wang Churan's almond-shaped eyes darted around.

"Since it's still early, why don't we go and take a look?"

Yu Su said he went to an internet cafe, but Wang Churan didn't see it with her own eyes, so she was a little suspicious.

She really couldn't understand what he could play at an internet cafe. Are games really that fun?

"..."

Internet cafe front desk.

Yu Suchong nodded to the receptionist, grabbed a bottle of iced tea, and headed to the battlefield.

Turn on.

During the waiting period.

Yu Su opened the system and glanced at it.

[Player: A University's Miser]

[Grade: C]

[Emergency stop success rate: 70%]

[Emergency Stop Practice 1 (Online Game): 1/10 (10%)]

[Emergency Stop Practice 2 (Offline Acting): 9/10 (10%)]

[Preview: (Gray)]

[Positioning: (Gray)]

【…】

[Tip: Only when you have mastered one skill should you begin training for the next.]

My acting practice was delayed because I spent time playing with Wang Churan yesterday.

But after Yu Su finished tutoring her that night, he went back to his room and practiced by himself for a long time, finally reaching the ninth practice session.

Yu Su plans to resolve this last one on set today.

The rest is just practice with the game.

This Yu Sumen is very knowledgeable.

Yu Su opened the game, entered the domestic game platform, and selected ranked matches.

While waiting, Yu Su caught a glimpse of two people watching a CS match next to him and couldn't help but take a second look.

"This S1mple is destined for great things."

"That's not necessarily true. CS is all about teamwork; even the best individual skills have limited impact."

"You don't know anything. She's an individual superstar; she can win the championship with any mediocre team she can assemble."

"hehe."

Two people watching the match started arguing about one of the snipers.

Seemingly noticing that Yu Su had also opened the CS interface, one of the blond-haired guys looked at him and shouted something.

"Dude, do you think an individual with exceptional skills can win a championship if the team is weak?!"

Yu Su was taken aback for a moment, then nodded in response to the other person's expectant gaze.

"able."

"I told you it could work! See for yourself!"

"Nonsense! A sniper can't possibly carry a team by himself. What are you going to do if they double-team you?"

"Double pulls have teammates, snipers are just kiting."

The two started arguing again, and the blond-haired guy looked at Yu Su and asked, "Do you think snipers are better or riflemen are better?"

Upon hearing this, Yu Su suddenly pictured a boy with his hands in his pockets.

Yu Su had actually played CS a long time ago, but that was during local multiplayer.

Later, I became obsessed with CrossFire and never touched Counter-Strike again.

Many years later, when that boy with an AK broke out of the gaming world and swept the internet.

Yu Su then turned his attention to the battlefield.

He couldn't fool himself and nodded, saying, "Rifleman."

"Rifleman? Brother, are you alright?"

The blond guy was shocked and thought to himself that even the best rifleman could only be defeated with a single sniper shot.

Suddenly, he caught a glimpse of Yu Su's game level.

C.

That's fine.

It's quite reasonable for someone at this level to say something like that.

Yu Su chatted for a couple of minutes before turning away to prepare to play games.

But then a voice suddenly suggested from the side, "Why don't we go together?"

Yu Su turned his head and saw that it was Huang Mao who was speaking.

"We're friends now that we've met, let's play together. Don't worry, we're both B-level."

Yu Su responded with an "oh," but hesitated somewhat.

He can't shoot.

If you get scammed online, you get scammed.

Offline... Yu Su glanced at the two figures, one a greyhound, the other wearing glasses.

They look so frail and weak.

Yu Su thought about it and agreed, but still gave a heads-up.

"It's possible, but don't mind if I mess things up for you guys."

The blond guy laughed: "Go ahead and scam me, how scammer can you be..."

The three of them added each other's accounts and started playing ranked matches together.

The blond guy's game name is Long Spear, and the other bespectacled guy's name is Shield.

Yu Su asked curiously, "Are you classmates?"

Long Spear nodded: "More or less, we're childhood friends."

Yu Su asked again, "Local?"

Long Spear nodded: "Yes."

The ranking process proceeded quickly, and none of the three spoke again.

It wasn't until the fifth round of the game that Huang Mao noticed something was wrong, and a puzzled voice came from his earpiece.

"Dude, are you that slow to react?"

The previous times, Yu Su died very quickly; they didn't even get to Yu Su's perspective before he was gone.

In the fifth game, Huang Mao was the first to die after being matched up against the mid-lane sniper. Out of curiosity, he jumped to Yu Su's perspective.

But then they discovered that the opponent had made a sudden stop at A-field, and their crosshair had reset and was now aimed at the enemy.

But before a single shot was fired, there was another sudden stop, and the machine returned to its original position.

Then the person disappeared.

Huang Mao even vaguely thought that the other party had already fired the gun, but that he might have just been seeing things after staying up all night.

Yu Su gave a vague "hmm," thinking he'd rather die quickly next round.

Unfortunately, he moved to the mid lane to prepare for a sniper duel with the opponent.

To everyone's surprise, there was no one on the other side.

After Huang Mao and his group left University A, their posts were immediately flooded with comments.

Yu Su was left alone, holding a sniper rifle, just standing there in a daze.

Long Gun comforted him, "It's okay, save the sniper rifle, I'll carry you next time."

Yu Su didn't say anything, and kept practicing sudden stops in place.

He didn't start the camera and stop abruptly; instead, he started the camera again during the sudden stop.

This will make the character move faster.

Although the positioning isn't very accurate, it also makes it less likely for the opponent to kill you instantly.

But acting always leaves flaws. If Yu Su hadn't encountered the other side, Huang Mao Changqiang wouldn't have noticed anything.

But when Yu Su encountered an enemy, he quickly stopped and flicked the shot past him.

That feeling of disorientation returned.

Changqiang even took off his headphones to glance at Yu Su, then nudged his childhood friend's shield.

Did he fire a shot?

"No shots were fired... I didn't hear any gunshots."

Are you sure?

"I'm sure, anyway, I didn't hear it."

Changqiang put on his headphones, his face full of confusion.

If you didn't fire, why did you use a flick shot?

The crosshair was clearly on target, so why didn't you fire?

Did he forget because he was nervous?

Long Spear thought this was highly likely, and considering that Yu Su was not yet C+, he could understand it.

However, Yu Su stopped abruptly several times to engage the opponent, but he couldn't fire his gun.

Longqiang got a little impatient and couldn't help but complain into his headset.

"Dude, isn't that a bit of an overreaction?"

Yu Su chuckled: "I'm getting older, and I'm always nervous."

Longqiang was speechless. Actually, if it were a netizen, he would have criticized him; if it were a childhood friend, he would have cursed him.

Unfortunately, Yu Su had just met her, and he was already 1.8 meters tall.

The spearman had no choice but to endure it.