You promised it would be a free game, but now your screen is full of in-app purchase prompts?

When it was Bao Ge's turn, he drew another card from his deck.

Then, after seeing that he had drawn the same "sealed left arm" card that he already had, he finally understood the problem completely.

The Dark Wizard deck is indeed awesome.

However, this thing's awesomeness only exists in the setting; in actual combat, it's not.

Whether it's the official rules in actual combat or the free mode in actual combat, it's all garbage.

Just like the custom rules and free mode at this moment, although it does not restrict many complex game rules.

However, if you want to summon the Dark Archmage, you must first collect five Dark Archmage cards and the Fusion Card.

However, the basic rule of this game is that you start with five cards, and then from the second round onwards, you can only hold a maximum of six cards; any extra cards must be discarded.

Even if Brother Bao's deck is full of Dark Magus, it's because this thing has five different parts.

You can only gamble on luck, hoping that you can draw exactly five different cards within two hands.

Otherwise, like now, if you draw duplicates and can't get five different parts in two or three rounds, then no matter how strong your Dark Mage is, it's all for nothing if you can't summon it.

You said you could summon the components out in advance to hold them off, right?

Then you don't know which part you'll draw in the next round. If you summon this part directly, what if it gets killed by the opponent, and you happen to be missing this part to form the Dark Archmage?

Wouldn't that be the same as the sky falling down?

In the official mode, it's even more difficult to summon the Dark Wizard due to deck combination restrictions.

Therefore, regardless of the mode, the Dark Archmage is actually not practically useful in combat.

Unless you're incredibly lucky and get all five parts in the first round, this thing is basically useless...

At this point, Bao Ge had already realized the problem.

It was only now that they realized it, and it was clearly a bit too late.

Losing a game isn't a big problem.

But he's still live-streaming right now.

I wonder how many people who watched this scene recalled their own arrogant and smug attitude when they left home, only to lose the match after just two or three rounds.

Those guys are probably laughing at me like that...

Thinking about these problems, Bao Ge felt like the sky had fallen.

He was absolutely right.

At this moment, the assistant was completely unaware of these problems and was still obediently filming from Bao Ge's perspective.

Then, through the perspective of the live stream camera, the viewers in the live stream room can clearly see the information of Brother Bao's hand.

Add to that Bao Ge's actions in the first round, and his bewildered expression right now.

Many people also realized what was going on.

Then the live stream chat exploded.

[Hahahaha! I get it! This thing can't be played like that at all!]

I had a feeling before that his deck combination wasn't good, but I couldn't quite put my finger on why. Now I finally understand.

[I thought I was so smart, but now I realize this thing is completely useless in real combat, hahaha!]

This is hilarious!

This old bastard really does get tricked every single day, and he's always different!

[Thanks to Brother Bao for spending tens of thousands of yuan over two days, and even losing face in front of hundreds of thousands of people, at such a high cost, to prove to us that the Dark Mage has no practical combat value!]

[Back then, someone was selling Dark Archmage cards online for 2800 yuan a set. I almost bought one, thank goodness I didn't! Otherwise, I would have been a complete idiot!]

[That's not entirely true. Even if the Dark Archmage card has no practical use in combat, its rarity makes it a valuable collectible.]

Indeed, it's a good idea for people with a little spare cash to buy them for collection.

[I'm certain that after this livestream airs, the price of the Dark Mage will start to plummet, since Brother Bao himself proved that the Dark Mage is ineffective in actual combat.]

Even if prices drop, they won't drop drastically. A set will still cost at least a thousand yuan. After all, the rarity of these items limits their price; there are plenty of people in the world who aren't short of money.

……

Bao Ge, finally realizing that something was wrong, was at a loss.

In order to slow down the depletion of his own health, he had no choice but to summon the Dark Archmage parts he possessed.

When there are monsters on the field, the opponent cannot directly attack the player.

This way, Bao Ge will suffer less damage.

Even so, it still couldn't save Bao Ge from this game.

In the third round, after the opponent launched an attack, Bao Ge still couldn't hold on.

They didn't inflict any damage on the opponent and then lost the game.

It's also because Bao Ge was too confident before.

If he brings out that little box from home, he can immediately put together a new set of cards and regain his face.

But before leaving home, Bao Ge hadn't considered the possibility of losing.

This has resulted in him having no other decks to replace his current one, and being unable to regain his dignity.

So Bao Ge could only slink back, leaving behind only one meme online.

I was ridiculed by netizens for months on end...

……

……

Hey.

Yadian.

Olympic Association.

Today, Chen Feng, dressed in a brand-new, sharp suit, walked into this hall that symbolizes sports competition.

"According to the vote of the International Olympic Committee, esports has been approved to be included in the Olympic Games."

"At the same time, Mr. Chen Feng is appointed as the President of the World Esports Association!"

As a middle-aged man on stage read the announcement, the entire audience erupted in prolonged applause.

Chen Feng then stood up, walked to the stage amidst the various gazes of the crowd, delivered a rather official speech, and then returned to his seat.

However, he was more concerned about the subsequent steps.

Today is definitely a very glorious day for Chen Feng.

After so many years of hard work, esports has finally been included in the Olympic Games.

The success of this thing also means that its value has increased once again.

From now on, he will no longer be an ordinary businessman, but someone associated with the spirit of sports.

It was the game he created that pioneered the standardization and globalization of esports in this world.

"Based on the association's vote, I will now announce the list of esports events selected for the Olympics."

Soon, new content was broadcast from the stage.

Upon hearing this, Chen Feng couldn't help but feel nervous.

He is still very interested in which games will become esports events at the Olympics.

"I hereby announce that League of Legends and Dungeon Fighter Online have been added to the list of events for the next Olympic Games."

"In addition, because the Olympic spirit aims to oppose war and promote peace, shooting games such as Counter-Strike and Delta Force on the application list will not be approved as Olympic events."

"Furthermore, Yu-Gi-Oh! is a card game, which does not conform to the Olympic spirit, and therefore will not be approved as an Olympic event."

……

Chen Feng was somewhat disappointed with the result.

I originally thought there would be a few more esports events that could become Olympic events, but in the end there were only two.

However, Chen Feng could actually understand this result.

Shooting games certainly don't fit the Olympic spirit, and card games like Yu-Gi-Oh! are also problematic. If those games were allowed, then chess and Go could also be included in the Olympics, and it wouldn't be surprising if they weren't approved.

As for Pokémon Battle, let's not even mention it.

Chen Feng never intended to apply for this project in the first place, for a very simple reason.

The PvP arena in Dungeon Fighter Online and the 5v5 mode in League of Legends are both fair competitive games.

However, Pokémon Battle is not a fair competitive game at all; it's purely a game of numbers.

It's a competition of who has more money, who has more time, and who can create the most powerful Pokémon.

Indeed, sometimes a skilled player can defeat a high-powered monster with a low-powered one.

However, this range will definitely not be very large.

It's nothing more than a level 65 player being defeated by a level 60 player. Even if it's a case of the weak defeating the strong, it's something to brag about.

But if you're level 30, you'll never be able to beat someone level 80. No matter how good your skills are, you won't be able to utilize them; they can just kill you instantly.

Because this game is based on numerical comparisons, it lacks the value of fair competition.

This is why, even though it's an officially organized competition for the same game.

However, over the years, the official esports events of these games have consistently lagged behind League of Legends in terms of popularity and prestige.

Because League of Legends is a game specifically designed for competitive play.

This thing abandons all other gameplay and focuses solely on competition.

Other entertainment modes, such as Brawl and Infinite Power, are actually designed to provide a refreshing break from the monotony of the game.

Of course, no matter how you look at it.

Chen Feng was still very happy to get this result.

The next Olympics will see two esports titles take center stage at this level.

Former gamers, so-called internet addicts, are now able to have the opportunity to win glory for their country.

And most importantly, as the president of the e-sports association, Chen Feng has the dominant power over these two projects.

When the Olympics are being prepared, he will be able to adjudicate the rules for these two events.

Even the referee selection process will be nominated by him, and then the rest of the association will vote on it...