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

Hengdian, internet cafe.

The hall was filled with the smoke of gunpowder.

"Grass**!"

"Play****!"

"stupid*!"

As Yu Su pushed open the door, he heard a fierce roar.

He looked in the direction of the sound and saw a fat man venting his anger through headphones.

Yu Su knew that a fierce battle was bound to take place tonight.

I activated my card and arrived at the familiar location.

The guy who liked watching Calabash Brothers last time had already taken a corner and was quietly enjoying the new movie.

Yu Su glanced at it hastily and noticed that the snake spirit seemed to be naked, so he looked away.

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His B+ rank reflects his distinguished status.

Without hesitation, Yu Su entered the battlefield.

100% emergency stop, 90% positioning accuracy.

It is anticipated that he can reach the B-level standard through his own abilities.

With two of the three key data points being exceptionally high, the consequence is that he can now dominate in the B-rank!

Why is Donk considered an idol by countless assault troops?

It's because of his terrifying positioning ability; he can basically locate enemies in one frame.

Yu Su had practiced before.

He felt that actually in the CS game...

Pre-aiming is easy to practice; you can master it by following practice maps.

Emergency stops are also easy to practice. You just need to adjust the aim, and you can generally maintain a accuracy of over 70%.

The only thing is positioning...

You can practice this, but it's heavily influenced by talent!

The biggest challenge is that you have to hit the target with your crosshair in the shortest amount of time while also locking onto the opponent's head.

This is why professional gamers value peripherals so much.

Because the mouse is too heavy, it can cause soreness in the wrist muscles, which can lead to mistakes when performing precise positioning operations.

A lightweight mouse can minimize this risk.

But even so...

You still can't guarantee a 100% accurate positioning!

Because you are a person, your state is different every moment.

Even if you suddenly decide to work out one day, resulting in increased strength, it can cause you to overshoot the mouse cursor and make a mistake.

There are too many factors that influence strength.

But what about Yu Su...?

Emergency stops are instinctive, positioning is instinctive; he only needs to pull the lever randomly, and the numerical percentage will erase all his errors.

Strictly speaking, Yu Su can be considered a human-shaped cheat code.

"..."

In the first match, Yu Su won 13-5.

Positioning Practice (Online Game): 2/10 (10%)

In the second match, Yu Su won 13-6.

Positioning Practice (Online Game): 3/10 (10%)

In the third match, Yu Su encountered a five-man opposing team and used constant ambushes to defeat four of his teammates.

He himself was unable to lock onto the opponent's head in one frame due to the opponent's constantly shifting movements and was surrounded and killed.

This involves the issues of positioning and response.

Yu Su is able to locate the other party's head in a short time.

However, by the time he locates the enemy, the enemy can also dodge.

He had just located the opponent's head when the opponent immediately crouched down; he had just crouched down when the opponent stood up again.

This kind of opponent is the most annoying to Yu Su!

Because his movement skills were poor, he always felt like he was being teased.

In the end, Yu Su narrowly lost the match, and the opposing team expressed the highest respect to Yu Su in the CS community.

[Grandpa Cow from the Tumbler Garden: Are you cheating?]

The final score was 13-11.

It's illogical that Yu Su's four teammates combined didn't get as many kills as Yu Su alone.

Unable to explain, Yu Su simply quit.

Just as he was preparing for the fourth game, six report notifications popped up in the upper right corner.

Yu Su paused for a moment, then clicked in to take a look.

Upon discovering that it was the five opponents and one teammate who had reported him, he was immediately reported.

Yu Su opened his mouth, wanting to curse, but then held it back.

He couldn't quite understand it.

It's one thing for enemies to report you, but what's with teammates reporting you?

"So how do we fight from here on out?"

Yu Su has paused the next match.

This matter is neither a big deal nor a small one.

If he wants to form a team to compete in the future, he must seriously consider this issue.

In fact, Yu Su had expected to be reported.

Because his stats are just too outstanding.

What does a 100% success rate in emergency stops mean?

This means that you haven't made a single mistake in any of the games!

This is actually a very illogical thing.

Machines will wear out and become inaccurate due to prolonged use.

How can you, a living, breathing person, be so stable?

Yu Su frowned as he thought of this.

He doesn't really care about being reported; what he cares about is how to prove to others that he didn't cheat.

This statement may sound somewhat incomprehensible.

However, the CS platform's ability to detect cheats is actually not very strong.

There are basically only two methods.

The first is FaceitVC, which is a kernel-level anti-cheat software for foreign platforms. Once enabled, it monitors the game process throughout.

The second step is to upload the demo and let veteran players review it.

Currently, domestic censorship methods are mostly the latter, since the software aspect is indeed not as precise as that of other countries.

But the key point is...

Yu Su did not use cheats, but you achieved data that even cheaters could not achieve. How can anyone believe that you did not use cheats?

In this situation, your teammates think you're cheating, your enemies think you're cheating, and even the official authorities think you're cheating.

At this point, you realize that nothing else matters.

This is a bit like gossip about Yang Mi's husband.

Netizens think you've cheated, your colleagues think you've cheated, everyone thinks you've cheated.

At this point, what you say doesn't matter.

Yu Su sighed and fell into deep thought.

He didn't use any cheat codes.

But the data is wrong.

If every piece of data is 100%, that's even more frightening than Donk...

"Am I supposed to hide my true abilities then?"

Yu Su sighed, suddenly realizing that being too perfect wasn't a good thing.

If no one had reported him, Yu Su might have continued doing this.

However, he has already been reported, and domestic platforms generally consider him a potential candidate once they receive a large number of reports.

If his subsequent data is incorrect, he will be banned immediately.

This is not what Yu Su wanted either.

Yu Su began to think about how to proceed with his career path.

His original plan was to compete in tournaments, climb the ranks, and gain recognition from professional gamers.

Finally, a team was formed.

But as things stand at the moment...

That's actually not entirely true.

The first point is that he also needs to act in other films, so the schedule might not match.

Secondly, there are too many cheaters in China, and many professional teams are very wary of newcomers.

Even if he wins the fight, people are actually not very willing to take him.

Because it's hard to tell if he's cheating or not.

But what if we don't take the domestic route and instead compete on the international Facebook ladder?

Thinking of this, Yu Su fell into deep thought.

"..."

"Forget it, let's finish today's practice first."

Yu Su still needs to think about what path to take next.

For now, let's finish practicing, then finish the league, and finally decide on the route.

only...

In order to have an account to continue practicing, Yu Su ultimately decided to keep his skills hidden.

He began to consciously lower his data.

Was the sudden stop too abrupt?

Then just use a submachine gun while running and shooting; that will directly lower the success rate of sudden stops.

The location is too accurate?

He then lowered his aiming line and focused on attacking crouching positions.

In this way, his data basically stabilized at a normal level.

After the fourth match, Yu Su lost.

It's probably because his previous stats were too overpowered that he was matched with trash teammates and top-tier opponents.

In addition, his deliberate lowering of the stats made it impossible for his side to fight.

But Yu Su didn't care, as long as he succeeded in the practice.

After the fourth match ended, Yu Su glanced at the positioning practice that had been successfully completed five times.

They then focused their attention on the reported information.

He waited for a long time, but no new information appeared in the report.

Yu Su breathed a sigh of relief.

Once Yu Su confirmed that the method was effective, he determined his direction.

Before the competition, he practiced with significantly reduced stats to ensure his account wouldn't be banned.

During the match, he can unleash his full potential and see how the audience reacts.

If at that time you really can't prove it yourself, or if people don't believe him.

He was left with no choice but to use overseas platforms.

Yu Su wasn't worried about this path.

Because when he was defeated by Desert Eagle, a newcomer surged to the top of North American Facebook.

He was dubbed the "North American Donk" and was even accused of cheating by other Donks.

Even with such impressive stats, the official channels did not ban his account.

Ultimately, they simply invited him to prove himself offline.

What does this tell us?

This shows that Faceit is very confident in its anti-cheating system and will not ban accounts directly even if someone reports them.

Yu Su can continue practicing without worrying about his account being banned.

Positioning Practice (Online Game): 7/10 (10%)

【...】

Positioning Practice (Online Game): 10/10 (10%)

Yu Su practiced for a few more rounds and finally got his positioning practice to 100%.

He opened the system.