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

hotel.

Yu Su lay in bed.

He stared at the three options on the system panel, lost in thought.

He can only choose one of the three skills—pre-aiming, positioning, and recoil control—to practice.

Yu Su naturally had to choose what was most useful to him at the moment.

Pre-aiming essentially serves two purposes.

First, prepare in advance by guessing where the enemy might appear and setting the crosshair in a preset position.

Second, stabilize the headshot line.

Yu Su guessed that if this skill were applied to acting, it would probably mean preparing one's emotions in advance and stabilizing them at the acceptable level required by the character.

Just like a character needs to cry, a sudden stop is to quickly get into character mode, and aiming ahead is likely to build up emotions to a baseline for when you're about to cry.

Positioning refers to accurately identifying the type of crying scene, whether it's tears of joy or sobbing in sadness.

Yu Su felt that controlling the gun should be about the free switching between emotions.

However, when it comes to acting, "planning" refers to preparations made before acting.

Yu Su has actually found some of the logic behind this preparation recently and can complete it on his own.

Just like the role analysis he did when practicing sudden stops, isn't this kind of role analysis just preparing the character's action logic in advance?

Although the timing is a bit slow, he doesn't have many scenes yet, so the anticipation ability is suitable for him to use when he has more scenes later on.

The remaining tasks are positioning and recoil control. Recoil control is likely to involve emotional shifts, from happiness to sadness, and then to despair.

But if you can't locate the enemy, what's the point of blindly shooting at the wall?

Therefore, positioning is still the most important thing.

This is the most effective way for him to improve his acting skills and CS abilities in a short period of time.

Accurately identifying emotions allows him to release all his emotions in a way that aligns with the character.

Only by doing this can his acting career truly begin!

Once confirmed, Yu Su did not hesitate and clicked on the location directly.

Location success rate: 40%

[Positioning Exercise 1 (Online Game): 1/10 (10%)]

[Positioning Exercise 2 (Offline Acting): 1/10 (10%)]

Yu Su's initial value was forty percent, which did not surprise him.

Because the initial values ​​for emergency stops are also roughly the same.

According to Yu Su's guess, the classification should be based on his own abilities.

Ordinary people cry and laugh naturally, but they can't accurately channel their emotions into their roles when acting.

Actors from professional schools use various techniques to cultivate and evoke emotions.

This is also why many directors can get amateurs to act after giving them a little training.

It's not that they can't act, it's just that they don't know how to bring their emotions into play.

After making his choice, Yu Su glanced at the time; it was already one in the morning.

He only has one scene tomorrow, scheduled for the afternoon.

Because Renzi went out to participate in the activities, he, as the pageboy, followed his master.

"A long, dark night..."

Yu Su glanced out the window and muttered to himself.

He hesitated for a moment, then got up, grabbed his phone, and went to the door.

I gently pressed the doorknob, peeked out and took a quick look, and saw that there was no one in the hallway.

Yu Su then gently closed the door.

She walked lightly yet quickly toward the hotel entrance.

"..."

As soon as Yu Su stepped out of the hotel, he saw a familiar figure in the distance. He immediately lowered his head, put on his hat, and quickly walked a few steps to avoid Lao Deng.

He then rode away on his bicycle.

"Gangzi?"

On the path near the hotel, Wenjie saw Gao Zigang suddenly turn around and looked at him strangely: "What's wrong?"

Gao Zigang looked away, a hint of doubt flashing in his eyes: "I think I just saw my son."

Wenjie chuckled: "Xiao Yu?"

"Um."

"Young man, don't be so serious, you need to relax a little."

"He seems to be in pretty good shape lately, right? I heard he nails his scenes in one take?"

Wenjie rarely accompanied Yu Su on set, but someone in the crew told him about it, and he had also seen Yu Su's progress before.

So, unusually, he offered a compliment.

Gao Zigang chuckled with a hint of pride, then, as if remembering something, lowered his voice and tentatively asked, "Then that film crew..."

Wenjie paused, then coughed, "Let's talk about it later... I can't make that decision about the production team either."

"Although Xiao Yu has made progress,..."

Wenjie didn't say the rest, but Gao Zigang knew what he meant.

Yu Su's acting skills have improved, but that's in comparison to his past performance.

Compared to others, I'm still far behind.

What's the most important thing for a film crew when shooting a movie?

First, his acting skills are excellent.

Secondly, his acting skills are consistently good.

Good acting skills can make a character stand out and greatly enhance the performance.

Consistent acting skills can improve filming efficiency.

You have to understand that when a director makes a film, he's taking money from investors and carrying a lot of pressure.

If it doesn't work out, then the next project will be in danger.

Therefore, an actor with consistent acting skills is very important to mid- to lower-level directors.

Because he ensured a minimum standard for both the quality and speed of the drama.

The time saved is money.

As for what the director did with the money, that's none of your business.

Gao Zigang sighed, finally understanding what the other person meant.

"..."

The nights in Hengdian are destined to be filled with bloodshed and violence.

Activate your card, grab a drink, and board the plane in one smooth motion!

Yu Su sat in front of the computer and logged into the CS game platform in no time.

After clicking "match," he waited quietly.

Fortunately, there are a lot of internet-addicted teenagers.

Not long after, he entered the game.

As soon as Yu Su entered the game, before he even bought a gun, a message from the opposing team popped up in the lower left corner.

[Macaron: It's you again?]

Yu Su was stunned for a moment before he remembered who this was.

The player who let himself down in several matches back then.

Yu Su replied politely.

[A University's Unlucky Star: You fell down again?]

[Macaron: ...]

[Macaron: Just you wait!]

Yu Su chuckled and didn't take it to heart.

The fact that the opponent was able to fall shows that his strength is limited to this level.

At the start of the first round, Yu Su instinctively didn't fire his gun and died at the entrance of A site.

[Macaron: Tsk tsk, you really haven't changed your mind, have you? You really won't fire a single shot?]

Yu Su saw the message in the lower left corner and suddenly felt that something was wrong.

He didn't fire a single shot back then because the system failed his practice of sudden stops.

How can you be sure the location is accurate if you don't fire a shot?

Yu Su felt that he might have fallen into a mental inertia.

The system isn't static; after he successfully practiced emergency stops, the system became quite quirky.

What if the location allows you to fire?

With this in mind, Yu Su decided to give it a try.

In the second round, Yu Su pulled out his Desert Eagle, ready to fire a shot from A site.

Since the spawn position was the first, Yu Su reminded his teammates to use Flash.

Perhaps they saw his skill in the previous game, because none of his teammates said anything.

Yu Su ran out and glanced at the mini-map, only to find that the others had gone to attack point B.

"Why do you all like point B...?"

"..."

Yu Su sighed, realizing he would have to attend the banquet alone.

We entered through Gate A.

Yu Su had already begun adjusting his perspective, aiming and preparing for a big pull.

This process cannot be interrupted.

Every second is golden time.

Just as he was about to reach the door, Yu Su had already adjusted his perspective.

He slashed sideways at full speed!

The view changed from the tan-colored Gate A to the open space of University A.

And the dark figure standing in the corner of A University.

The dark figure held a gun, the muzzle pointed directly at Yu Su.

Yu Su gently moved the mouse, fine-tuning the crosshair and positioning it on the opponent's head.

Tap the keyboard.

The effects of a 100% emergency stop are so obvious that they seem to have become Yu Su's instinct.

The index and ring fingers seem like twins, moving up and down with perfect precision, as if they have a telepathic connection.

My body froze instantly!

Accurate positioning!

Yu Su lightly clicked the mouse.

boom!

Blood spurted from the top of the dark figure's head as it fell straight backward.

The sound of a headshot kill came through the headset, and the notification in the upper right corner told him that this was not a hallucination!

Yu Su was somewhat dazed. Was this something he could actually do?

[Macaron: Are you crazy?! Why didn't you shoot when we were lining up?! You shoot just because I said a few words to you?!]

A question popped up in the bottom right corner from the other side, "Macaron's defense is broken," but Yu Su ignored it.

He recalled his Desert Eagle and headed towards point B.