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

Yu Su was not joking.

Because CS skills can only be fully utilized in the CS game!

Even if you're a great actor, the production team might not necessarily hire you.

There are too many things involved here, and it's simply not something that Yu Su, as an actor, can control.

CS...

If your marksmanship is good enough, you can push straight up the ranks.

Yu Su is not good now, but if he practices all the other things to the maximum, he can directly push the level.

After a long silence, Huang Mao finally said, "The minimum requirement for our team is B+."

Seeing Yu Su looking at him expressionlessly, Huang Mao immediately offered an explanation.

"Because even if your awareness and items aren't great at the B+ level, your marksmanship is pretty good enough."

The domestic CS players are different from the foreign ones they watch; they basically play a "rush" style and believe that marksmanship is the key to victory.

So if you're at B+ in solo queue, your gun skills are definitely at A level; it's just that your teammates or other aspects aren't perfect.

Yu Su twitched the corner of his mouth and clicked into the game: "So I can just wait until I reach B+?"

"Yes, if you really reach that level, we have no reason not to want you, right?"

"Alright."

Yu Su wasn't in a hurry, since all he'd practiced so far was how to stop suddenly.

Moreover, the teams of the two guys with yellow hair haven't been formed yet, so they'll have to fight again later.

The group then fell silent, while the blond-haired man and the man with glasses would occasionally take off their headphones to chat privately.

Glasses was clearly reluctant, but Huang Mao said that his skill level might never reach B+ in his lifetime, so there was no need to worry.

If we really reach that level, a B+ is definitely enough, isn't it?

Glasses sighed and agreed.

Yu Su was immersed in practice, stopping abruptly while thinking about his future path.

Playing in competitions is definitely part of his future plans. After all, if a CS player doesn't participate in competitions, it's like an actor going on a variety show.

That's simply neglecting one's proper duties.

However, he lacks the necessary skills and cannot perform well in CS matches.

Before the competition, how did he use CS to boost his career as an actor?

To gain an edge, you need to determine the most fundamental aspects of being an actor.

But when Yu Su looked back at the state of the domestic entertainment industry in later years, it seemed that it had already become a world of traffic.

It's one thing for celebrities to fabricate data, but later on, even video platforms themselves got involved in fabricating data.

Even if they fabricate stories, they still need to generate traffic, which shows that traffic is an indispensable part of their acting career.

What is traffic?

It's probably about popularity.

When it came to attracting viewers, Yu Su only had one idea in mind.

Account management!

"But how do we operate it?"

Yu Su was a little distracted. In the game, he was once again headshot and killed. He could hear his teammates and Huang Mao exchanging passionate insults.

The two sides exchanged insults and profanities that crossed the line of human decency.

Yu Su was startled awake and tried to persuade both sides to calm down.

After a few seconds of silence in the microphone, his teammates immediately increased their firepower by one decibel and aimed it at Yu Su.

"Damn it, didn't you guys say he was a girl?"

"Huh? A guy?!"

"You're a man, are you just incapable of firing a gun, or did you forget to bring one?!"

"Don't you dare let me see you offline!"

"Grass!"

Yu Su and the other two fell silent.

Yu Su had been distracted and hadn't heard what the two were arguing about, but upon hearing this, he looked at the two men with yellow hair.

The two looked like they'd been betrayed, and the three of them stared at each other in silence before muting their teammate's microphone.

You need to have the confidence to insult someone. The two men with yellow hair lost their confidence, so naturally they lost their offensive power.

Since Yu Su had no intention of betraying them, he could only pretend to be deaf and dumb.

Fortunately, that teammate quit not long after.

Yu Su didn't pay any attention and started thinking about his account plan again.

Yu Su began to recall how the celebrities and bloggers with millions of followers she had met in her previous life managed their accounts.

CS bloggers basically just post game practice videos to attract new players.

How to practice sudden stops, how to aim before aiming, what tools...

Once the videos have attracted a sufficient number of fans, they will then start live streaming to capitalize on that success.

What about actors and celebrities?

"It seems like most of them end up doing abstract things?"

As for why he went into abstract art, Yu Su had thought about it and finally came up with a general idea.

It's probably because they realized that if they didn't do something abstract, passersby didn't seem to care much about them.

Only by creating abstract content can you connect with people and attract casual fans.

Only by increasing the number of casual fans can commercial value be recognized.

This has become increasingly common with the rise of musical notes.

But right now... Musical Notes only launched this September, and it doesn't have many users, let alone celebrities.

Yu Su's eyes lit up at this thought.

Others may not be sure how the battle between notes and fast moves will unfold, but Yu Su knows how rapidly notes have developed in the future.

Putting aside other things, later generations of film, television and variety shows all had to rely on musical notes for promotion and distribution.

He definitely can't let go of musical notes, but the content needs to be down-to-earth and have its own style.

Yu Su asked himself honestly, comparing his own strengths with those of his fellow actors.

After thinking about it, he gave up on the comparison.

Good looks are something this industry has no shortage of – handsome men.

The more you compare acting skills, the more heartbreaking it becomes.

Therefore, they cannot be compared to actors.

Yu Su then compared himself to CS, and this comparison boosted his confidence.

Putting everything else aside, his looks are one of a kind even in CS.

"So I'm the best actor and the best-looking player in CS?"

Yu Su gradually came up with a plan.

Nobody pays attention when an ordinary person plays CS, but if the person playing the game is an actor, wouldn't that be a bit unique?

"You son of a bitch, playing stupid games!"

Just as Yu Su had finalized the style of his music account, a roar from his headphones interrupted him.

He looked at the screen and found that the game had ended.

Both sides were leaving the field, but the teammate who was left behind was lingering, just to say a few more curses.

Yu Su sighed and clicked exit.

[Emergency Stop Practice (Online Game): 5/10 (10%)]

A system notification popped up, and Yu Su glanced at it before preparing to start another game.

Since he had plenty of time today, he planned to finish the remaining five rounds of the game in one go.

He just didn't see the murderous glare from the person next to him wearing glasses.

"That's enough. If you want to find a partner, find one yourself. Don't use my account as a bargaining chip!"

"It's just a few games you lose, I'll help you win them back later, right?"

"..."

"One last round, I'll let you off the hook!"

Huang Mao comforted his childhood friend, then glanced at Yu Su speechlessly.

He wanted to play with Yu Su, but he originally thought that Yu Su was just teasing them that day.

But it seems he is seriously ill.

In these two rounds, he didn't see Yu Su fire a single shot.

That's fine.

The key issue is that every time they play games, the two of them have to help Yu Su and his teammates argue.

I've been spraying for over half an hour, and I'm getting a little tired.

He decided to play one more game, and then quit.

If things continue like this, Yu Su won't reach B+, and both of them will drop to C+.

Half an hour later.

The two men, Huang Mao and his companion, were parched from fighting, so Yu Su ordered them iced tea.

Their expressions softened slightly, but they still suggested that they no longer play games together.

Yu Su expressed his understanding, and then proceeded to place himself in the queue.

He discovered that playing in a three-person team was far less effective than ranking up solo.

In solo ranked matches, if teammates can't stand it anymore, they just quit; after all, they'll only lose one point anyway.

When many people eventually drop out, the opposing team, seeing that there's only one person left and it's not very interesting, will probably also quit.

But in a three-person squad, putting everything else aside, the two with yellow hair won't back down.

This means the opponent is still focused on the game, and as a result, he loses points every round.

Therefore, solo queue is beneficial for all three players, while group queue is detrimental to all three players.

Yu Su thought about it carefully and still found it strange. How did this situation come about?