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

[I'm getting dizzy looking at all this, I don't understand it a bit. What's the score now?]

The left side has won seven times, while the opponent has won three times, for a total of thirty rounds.

Each game consists of thirty rounds, and the best-of-three format is generally considered to be the most competitive.

[Such detailed game requirements; no wonder the breaks were so long.]

Zhou Tiankuo is currently watching from the perspective of a streamer named "tonyyy".

He hadn't watched this streamer's videos.

However, from the current perspective, the streamer's actions clearly indicate that he has similar game experience, or that he played CS for a long time after it was released.

In the blink of an eye, half of the thirty rounds have already been completed.

The streamer team won 9-0, and the random team won 6-0.

Actually, the difference isn't that big, because there are still a full 15 rounds to go.

However, the gap in KAD (Kills, Assists, Deaths) between the two teams gradually widened.

Zhou Tiankuo noticed that the streamer he had been watching had a score of 15, 3, and 6.

He is also the player with the most kills on the field right now.

Perhaps after this game, he will be the best player.

"It's clear that the streamer team is quite patient right now, as if they're waiting for the casual viewers to break down in a planned way."

"That mid-door sniping match just now really illustrates the point; the streamer team is clearly more united."

"Actually, I think the competition is also a contest of performance on the spot. There's no need to worry about your usual level. Just do your best."

[This commentary makes a lot of sense. After all, it's the first competition, and everyone hasn't received systematic training.]

[The streamer on the left, nicknamed Xiao Ma, I've been watching his streams for a while. He's actually really good at shooting, but he seemed really nervous today.]

[Perhaps it's because they're afraid of not being able to explain it to their fans if they lose the match...]

There's really no need to put so much pressure on yourself; everyone can see how good the streamer is.

[Is this how you defend a streamer? He might play well normally, but that's probably just because you guys are hyping him up! Only real matches can prove his true skill.]

What kind of streamer can you be if you don't have the right mindset?

The comments section gradually became more heated.

Some people started posting things like, "If I had known, I would have been better off being the one to do it."

Zhou Tiankuo chuckled and decided to temporarily ignore the comments.

Surprisingly, the match ended in a draw after 30 rounds.

"I thought the streamer team would always be in the lead... but now it seems the random team has come from behind, and this year's contestants are all random kings."

"It's clear that in the later rounds, the Streets team played very consistently."

"This map appears to be the last map that neither side banned nor selected. It's clear that people aren't familiar with this map, but they're not completely ignorant of it either."

[The classic nonsense literature has begun.]

It's a tie! What should we do? Should we have a tiebreaker?

[It seems like there will be an extra round...]

Zhou Tiankuo is also waiting for a solution.

As expected, it was a tiebreaker.

Six extra rounds were played.

In the end, the passersby team won.

Wow, these random passersby are amazing! They should all start livestreaming.

"Don't do that, they probably all have to go to class later."

[I'm dying of laughter, when is that vampire guy finally going to start streaming? He's so cute.]

[This actually makes me want to play it, guys! I'm going to download it now!]

Zhou Tiankuo was looking at the scoreboard after the game when he suddenly received a video call invitation.

"Hello? Is this the contact person from Tiankuo Studio?"

The commentator's voice still carried a distinct excitement, as if he hadn't quite recovered from the match.

Zhou Tiankuo said, "Hello, I've been watching the game the whole time."

"We are very satisfied with all aspects of the competition organized by this platform."

"I'm also looking forward to the next competition."

The commentator laughed heartily after hearing this and said, "Alright, everyone, did you hear that? Now, please practice your shooting diligently. We will select more players for the next league!"

Chapter 60: Let's talk about the next game in the comments.

After the match ended, Zhou Tiankuo stared at the live stream, unable to come back to his senses for a long time.

It wasn't because he was stunned, but because he felt a unique sense of awe.

"Is this the joy of making games...?"

He used to be just an unknown player.

Although in some games, he believes his skill level is among the top!

But making games, having games played by others, and even watching others compete are all new experiences for me.

It was at this moment that Zhou Tiankuo suddenly felt a sense of pleasure as a creator.

The world of PC games can be described as a blank slate.

Even if there are a few words, they are just a few sentences and cannot fully express the fun of the game.

What game should we play next?

He was practically itching to get started.

So many of my favorite games from the past haven't been moved here yet!

Just thinking about the long list of names makes Zhou Tiankuo incredibly excited.

When he opened the backend data, he received an unexpected surprise.

I originally thought that after the continuous surge in CS downloads, they would stabilize or even decline. But now I suddenly find that, because of the league, the downloads are actually higher than before.

It seems that this CS league has indeed attracted many new players to the game.

This is also related to the popularity generated by the Orca platform.

Since it was a direct collaboration between the platform and the studio, this competition garnered significant attention on the homepage, coupled with the prize draw in the middle...

During the prize draws between matches, Zhou Tiankuo did not choose any benefits related to his game, unlike when he was gambling.

Instead, they chose items that everyone needs.

For example, memberships on the Orca platform, the latest mobile phones, and cash prizes.

This way, they can win over non-CS game audiences.

Looking at the download numbers in his backend, Zhou Tiankuo believed that he had made a good move!

"Congratulations, host, on receiving the irregularly settled reward..."

"This reward is based on a comprehensive consideration of factors such as the league's popularity and completion rate. The host will receive 5000 production points!"

5000.

To be honest, after discovering that the system offers so many tasks, big and small, that can reward crafting points...

Zhou Tiankuo has become quite indifferent to the production process.

It's no longer the situation we were in at the beginning, where we were afraid of running out of production points and supplies.

However, he also discovered that the prices of data packets and other items within the system were rising accordingly.

For game data packages, the price varies depending on the size of the game and is generally higher than before when creating a new game.

Zhou Tiankuo could accept this.

However, what he couldn't accept was that the items available for redemption in the system shop were more expensive than before.

"This case of soda used to cost 50 crafting points, but now you're asking me for 100!"

Zhou Tiankuo blinked.

Why doesn't he just convert the money into cash and buy himself a soda?

What is he after?

Isn't the point to buy your soda from the online store so it can be delivered directly to your home?

The system remained calm in the face of Zhou Tiankuo's questioning.

“Host, as I said from the beginning, the production points, as a form of currency, are subject to expansion and contraction.”

"When you have enough crafting points and the way to obtain them is easier than before, it's only natural that the prices of items offered in the system shop will increase."

What the system said made a lot of sense at first glance.

But Zhou Tiankuo was still indignant.

Fortunately, he has already bought a house.

In any case, he had already experienced the most profitable period of making points.

and.

Zhou Tiankuo recalled the novels he had enjoyed reading in his previous life.

There are countless systems that are even more infuriating and deceptive than this one.

His own system, as a cheat code, was already quite good for him.

What's wrong with letting the system make a little profit?