You actually want me to...

This surge is no less intense than the attack on Pearl Harbor! Where's the management? Get out there and do something!

Although I hate to admit it, he is the administrator of this anti-fan group.

【? ? ? 】

While everyone was still in a daze, Roland quickly changed his ID to Hajime Isayama. Then, he changed his ID on his alternate account, joined the group, moved to another group, and left the group in one go. Ten minutes later, a post criticizing the "King of the Board" with the ID Hajime Isayama was pushed to the front page of the Anti-Fan Bar. Looking at the righteous and righteous criticism in the post, everyone in the anti-fan group was completely dumbfounded.

No... bro.

It's one thing for you to be the group leader of the anti-fans group, and it's another to publicly discredit the stand-in, but could you at least share some of your experience with the other members? Leveling up isn't easy these days, so could you please stop meddling in this mess?

This can be considered one of Roland's quirky interests.

When he's unhappy, he'll want to be a troublemaker and cause all sorts of mischief. Don't think this is anything special; even now, this type of person still makes up the majority of players. If you don't believe me, just look at the three top-tier Chinese games on Steam: Three Kingdoms Kill, Ghost Valley, and Honkai Impact 3.

Three guys who were ranked last in the rankings were giving each other positive reviews, but the third-to-last guy might become the biggest winner.

The same applies to Baidu Tieba. At the same time, Baidu Tieba also has a "Most Messed Up" list, with the first and second place winners rigging their votes. The first place winner is the mobile version of Three Kingdoms Kill, and the second place winner is Dungeon Fighter Online. As for the result... you'd never guess.

Because the final top three were Three Kingdoms Kill Online, New Three Kingdoms Kill, and Three Kingdoms Kill, DNF ranked fourth.

Scary, isn't it?

This is how these "card dealers" thrive. If they can't be remembered for their good deeds, then they might as well be remembered for their infamy. Their methods are simply too ruthless.

That night,

Amidst the overwhelming festive atmosphere on the internet, Roland quietly started her own live stream.

There's nothing we can do. The online drama surrounding TES is just too intense. They already gained a huge wave of fans after winning MSI, but it also accumulated a lot of dissatisfaction from the brainless fans of other teams. Now that they've finally seen you lose, it's impossible for them not to pretend to be Royal Never Give Up fans and kick you while you're down.

Then why even bother broadcasting it?

Nonsense, why wouldn't you take free traffic?

Viewers gained joy from sarcastic remarks, streamers gained money by feigning sadness, and platforms gained traffic by playing dumb. Everyone has a bright future.

Why isn't such a great event being broadcast?

Huh? You mean pacing and reputation? What good are those things? In this day and age, there are still people who don't know that creating a persona is a stupid thing to do. He should just be who he is. Apart from the initial adjustment period when the audience might experience a brief period of adjustment, there are almost no major problems afterward. They can even be indifferent to most of his actions.

What is purification?

This is called purification!

"Don't ask me why I lost today. If you can't beat someone, you can't beat them. There's no need for so many whys."

"My opinion on RNG? They're really strong, inexplicably strong, but we'll definitely surpass them in the future."

"Huh? You're asking me for my opinion on choosing a major right before graduation? My opinion is that for ordinary kids, if they know what major leads to a good job and the job pays well, they should choose that major. For kids from wealthy families, it doesn't matter what they choose. I'm just offering this as a reference, since I didn't even go to university myself, so I can only give advice from a realistic perspective."

"How's civil engineering? Emmm... Since you're so eager to die, I guess I'll have to recite the legendary Bible with you."

"I heard that the turnover rate for civil engineering is particularly high, and many of those jobs are in state-owned enterprises. I'm a junior, and I think this major is pretty good, and it's easy to find a job after graduation. Nowadays, it's hard to find jobs in many other majors. I see many senior students complaining about how tough it is to work on construction sites, and I think if they can't even handle this kind of hardship, they definitely won't be able to do anything else."

Live stream viewers: ......

Sedimentation: Chapter Forty-Four: The Rigid Hierarchical Horse Racing Mechanism

After the initial flurry of activity, Roland resumed his ranked match stream.

Despite his antics keeping his popularity high these days, most LOL players still have basic rationality: the support role can indeed influence the game to some extent, but it cannot control the outcome.

Simply put, although you'll get criticized, there's a limit, because everyone knows that playing support in professional matches is indeed difficult.

For a carry like JKL, who is also an AD carry highly valued by the LPL region, the rhythm is naturally different.

The characteristics of the competition area are as follows.

You could say that losing to a team from the same region is one thing, and GALA's skill is undeniable. Even though JKL tends to feed and die easily, he still manages to deal damage, so it's still a close contest.

If it were a different opponent...

If a wildcard team lost the game, or even worse, was eliminated, the entire League of Legends esports scene would explode instantly. Forget about keeping their nationality, they might even lose their citizenship. Their retirement ceremony would be all over the place, and a bunch of people would be clamoring to organize it, and everyone on the anti-fan forum would level up three times.

See, that's how real the online environment is now.

What?

What if it's an AD carry from the LCK?

That depends on where you are. Never mind what I said in front of some stubborn fans.

The thought that JKL was under even more public pressure than he was made Roland burst out laughing. He even teased from a distance, "JKL, I heard you're being criticized on the anti-fan forum again?"

"What does this have to do with me? To be honest, I played pretty well today."

"Yeah, and then what?"

"Then a bunch of people came and attacked me without caring about anything, I didn't even know where I was... Wait, you started a live stream?"

"correct."

"Get out of here! Get the hell away from me!"

Seeing JKL's disgusted expression and unwillingness to cooperate, Roland happily hummed a song. If it weren't for the inconvenient timing and the fact that the song hadn't started yet, she would have at least sung a few lines in this situation: "Ah ah~ ah ah ah ah~, gently caress the chrysanthemum and lean closer, I am an actor embracing a eunuch. How can I present the chrysanthemum to my heart, and play a hundred-year drama in the garden of a hundred flowers."

Of course, while waiting in line, he also continued browsing the Steam store and opened the search software.

"Let me teach you a trick. If you want to know if a game is worth buying, besides searching for game-related video submissions, there is an even simpler way. That is to directly look at the list of games that are banned from being streamed online. Trust me, games that are not on the list are not necessarily bad, but most of the games that are on the list are definitely high-quality."

Roland's passion for buying games in his previous life stemmed from his mastery of this method to filter out inferior products.

As for the experience afterwards?

He's already spent money to buy it, so why should he spend time playing it?

Not only that, he's always at the forefront of getting any free games, and he carefully compares and selects games that are on sale, only to have them gather dust in his warehouse. At most, he'll check out some gameplay videos before buying them.

clam?

You say this method is wasteful?

How could that be? Just like most people choose to keep the best videos on their computers and delete the rest immediately after watching them, even if they never open these "best videos" again, they would never delete them just because of such a simple interface. The principle is pretty much the same.

However, Roland was quickly matched with a game.

Today, the main issue is on the Chinese server, and there aren't many gamblers on the Chinese server who are watching him to start betting games. Nobody knows what position this guy can play. If he suddenly decides to pick a support, you won't even know how to start a betting game.

As soon as Roland entered, he was stumped by the chat bar in the lower left corner.

【Mr. Noob Wants to Slack Off】: Experts, please give me some support, this is my promotion match.

【丶大蛋蛋丶】：It's a sure thing. V me for 5 yuan and I'll quit immediately, otherwise I'm afraid my perfect performance will scare you.

[Specialist in Women's Sewers]: It's just a promotion match. I've been the gatekeeper at this threshold for over twenty promotion matches. What kind of teammates haven't I seen? Don't worry, this time I'll unleash my full power and send you on your way.

[I really don't know what C96 is]: ...

Since he was playing on a smurf account, his teammates didn't recognize that the ID with the ellipsis was Roland playing. Otherwise, they probably would have quit the game immediately, since Roland's reputation as the most fearsome player in the Chinese server wasn't for nothing.

Perhaps because the opposing team also had players in the promotion series, their top laner played extremely quickly and steadily in this game.

Top laner, Sett.

A man who is slowly beginning to replace Malphite as the top laner.

With the same crucial role in team fights, the same unparalleled ability to tank damage in lane, and the same requirement of building tank items to complete the build, Sett is different in that he has a higher margin for error, more reliable skills, and ridiculously high stats, making him almost equivalent to Ezreal in the bot lane.

"Jin Fu?"

I glanced at the BP (Ban/Pick) columns of both sides.

Lucian and Jayce were banned, and Volibear was no exception. Several standard picks that are good against Sett were all targeted. Considering that there was an unlucky random player in a promotion series, and with the idea of ​​helping him out if possible, Roland pulled out a champion he almost never picked:

Vi, the Piltover Enforcer.

Commonly known as feminism.

[Mr. Noob Wants to Slack Off]: Holy crap, is this thing any good, bro?

[I really don't know what C96 is]: Trust me, it's a massacre!

【Mr. Noob Wants to Slack Off】: Okay, I'm relieved to hear that from you, sir. Keep it up, sir.

Soon, after selecting their heroes, both sides simultaneously entered the game.

At this moment, the last passerby, who had not appeared until now, finally revealed his fangs the moment he entered the game.

【所有人】你的男友真的cai：（前面其他人的略过）.....本局下等马：皮城执法官 1胜4负 均KDA：3.1 近期：0/8/2 3/6/8 2/11/7 3/10/8 1/8/20

[I really don't know what C96 is]: lol

[Mr. Noob Wants to Slack Off]: Holy crap, bro, you tricked me!

Seeing the messages from both sides in the chat box of this last random teammate, Roland and the viewers in the live stream could no longer hold back.

[Great move, playing LOL like this is like the story of Tian Ji's horse racing strategy.]

I've encountered a similar situation before, but it was on the opposing team.

[The story of Tian Ji's horse race has left me speechless. The opposing team's top horse is actually a superior one? The inferior horses are doomed.]

[I suggest there be no horses in this game; it's too ridiculous.]

This plugin started appearing in ranked matches around the same time in the original world. It seems like a really fun thing to do, but actually, someone had already made something similar back in Season 5 during the "box era," except back then the message was something like, "I'm the carry of this game. I suggest you give me your position."

The technical difficulty isn't high, but the entertainment value is off the charts.

At the very least, it completely bleeds Roland. He admits that he does have the idea of ​​trying new strategies and equipment when playing on the Chinese server, but isn't it a bit too much to go against a superior horse like this?

On the lane where he was returning to base, Roland carefully moved his hands, completely ignoring his teammates' "friendly greetings," and typed /mute all.

The story of Tian Ji's horse race, right?

A strict hierarchy, right?

Roland, who was already furious about losing the game and missing out on the prize money, finally had his emotions completely ignited by a plugin from a random teammate.

It's hardened; its fists have hardened.

Precipitation: Chapter 45: The Real Rival of Game Streaming

In this game, the junglers for both sides were Lee Sin and Rumble, with Roland playing Lee Sin and the opposing team playing Rumble.