Starting with Genshin Impact, the whole world is going crazy for it.

As soon as the match started, many people actually ran straight to the middle lane.

"Is this going to be a direct sniper duel at the middle gate?"

Zhou Tiankuo became interested and stared wide-eyed.

The commentator was also nearby, speaking very enthusiastically.

"Ah, his blood volume is perfectly healthy!"

"They actually made it through, weren't they holding a knife?"

"I think this player seems a bit too anxious..."

The commentary seemed pretty good; it hit the nail on the head.

[The last time I watched a game competition, it seemed like they were just spouting nonsense.]

These weapons are really well made; I want to once again commend Tiankuo Studio for their dedication.

On the positive side, they seem to be evenly matched?

[This is a competition; there must be a reason for the arrangements made by both sides. How could there be such a huge difference in strength from the start?]

The commentator didn't look at the live chat; he was focused solely on explaining the game.

The young woman's sweet voice said, "If you seize the right timing, it could be a perfect start..."

Why was this round suddenly paused?

Zhou Tiankuo frowned.

Perhaps due to the online connection, some players may encounter unexpected situations.

Someone quickly came forward to explain, and then the competition continued smoothly.

Zhou Tiankuo thought of the matches he had watched before.

CS competitions, including the Gun King Tournament, are actually very exciting to watch.

"This player chose to camp here..."

"My teammates came over without communicating, they seemed to have a great understanding."

"A war of attrition?"

Both teams were near a building, silently waiting for each other to show themselves.

Why does this passerby look so confident...?

This player has amazing mid-lane crowd control.

No, this building is really beautiful! It feels like it's actually inside this map.

Thanks, after watching this live stream, I'm planning to play CS.

Suddenly, the screen was flooded with "666" comments.

Zhou Tiankuo took a look.

It was the random team on the left who suddenly executed a well-coordinated kill.

The commentator's tone became extremely excited: "The team on the front line baited them, and their teammates followed up with shots..."

"Yes, he didn't panic at all. He just waited there for his teammates to come over, and they even coordinated a flashbang..."

Zhou Tiankuo couldn't help but nod.

This strategy is excellent.

These players were initially grouped together, and in fact, they haven't had much time to practice together in today's league.

It's truly remarkable that we've achieved such perfect understanding without any prior strategic planning!

The narrator continued speaking.

"But why did this random person confidently buy a sniper rifle..."

"I would call him the King of Bird Snipers..."

"This is clearly a 2-1-2 defensive formation; we should have been aiming for follow-up shots."

The narrator's tone suddenly became anxious.

The sudden fight between the two sides caught everyone off guard.

The commentator, fearing his speaking speed couldn't keep up with the changing situation, sometimes sounded like he was rapping.

I'm watching the game here, listening to the commentators sing.

How about participating in a Chinese game? I really think you have potential.

[The random player on the left with the sniper rifle was apparently identified by someone a few days ago; he's only 20 years old and still in university.]

[That's the guy with the bird sniper rifle, he's really good!]

Zhou Tiankuo looked at the comments and thought for a moment.

In the blink of an eye, the game was over.

The passerby's name was VAMPIRE.

Vampire. That sounds like a rather childish name.

However, he gained immense popularity, and many viewers commented that he was the MVP of the game.

Before the next round of matches, the commentator contacted him.

"Are you Vampire?" The narrator's voice sounded unusually gentle.

VAMPIRE's voice sounded very young: "Ah, hello everyone."

"It's like this, I know you won't be able to play in the next game, I think it's because you have to go to class, right?"

Yes, I'm sorry.

Zhou Tiankuo couldn't help but laugh.

Good guy.

A male college student who is passionate about esports.

"The platform has contacted us and said they will provide traffic support for those who perform well in this competition. Do you have any plans to become a streamer?"

Zhou Tiankuo originally thought that the student passerby would agree.

Unexpectedly, he replied: "Sorry, I've been too busy lately. It's exam week soon, so I can't do a live stream."

Chapter 59 Next League Scheduled, Time to Practice Shooting!

[This is hilarious! It's so lively and exciting!]

[This male college student is so cute! Is he unable to stream because of exam week?]

[How can there be such an adorable player? Can we have him appear in the next competition? I want to see him again!]

[Damn, even I, an older man, find him adorable.]

The atmosphere in the comments section was very friendly.

Many people are discussing that young people have such a promising future, and if they want to become full-time live streamers, they actually have a good chance.

Zhou Tiankuo also thought so.

Unfortunately, the CS game in this world had just been released, and it was made by him.

If this were a mature competition, this kid would definitely be called up to play professionally by now.

He definitely has a bright future.

However, Zhou Tiankuo's mind was not entirely focused on these casual players.

He continued watching the competition, wanting to see the Orca platform's ability to organize the event and the level of interest in it.

Only then can he decide whether or not to continue the competition.

The next round of the competition began, and scoreboards appeared on both sides of the live broadcast room.

The personal information of the blue team and the red team is displayed on opposite sides.

The top left corner shows a scaled-down version of the CS map.

Compared to the earliest versions of CS maps, current maps can clearly and intuitively show the location.

This reminded Zhou Tiankuo of when he was a child and couldn't understand maps at all.

"The platform does a pretty good job with the switching of live streaming perspectives; at least so far, I don't find it confusing..."

Zhou Tiankuo nodded approvingly.

Switching between different individual perspectives from different teams allows for a comprehensive overview, providing viewers with a great experience.

Who is this streamer? I'd like to follow them.

[The blue team on the left is the streamer team. These five people's names are actually their names on the Hujing platform, which you can search for directly.]

The streamers today are pretty good; the random players on the other side are somewhat inferior.

Is it possible that... the strongest random vampire is already gone?

[V God went to class, everyone please stop worrying. Children are the pillars of the nation; don't delay his university education.]

The two commentators were not affected and continued to commentate on the match with great enthusiasm.

The game pace of CS is relatively fast.

From the very beginning, there were tense footsteps and the sounds of switching weapons.

"I've arrived at this familiar doorway again..."

"Last time in the game, he walked here and got shot in the head by someone lying in ambush here."

"It's clear that this athlete has learned his lesson and knows to stop here first."

The match entered a heated phase, and the two commentators started to act like a comedian, one playing the straight man and the other the comedian.

[The match was really well done; I hope these two commentators will be back for the next match.]