Li Le, an 18-year-old keyboard and mouse boy, started out as a fill-in in the Sapporo post-game scrimmage and broke into the professional circle with his marksmanship. However, he suffered setbacks one after another due to his aggressive advancement and controller anxiety. He, Morrow, and Patch went from distrusting each other to becoming a real three-man team. They went through the qualifying rounds, leagues and algs, and finally won the Sapporo Match Point final.
Reader comments
It's very boring, like it's a fiction, I didn't see the names of other teams (maybe I read it too quickly), the content is basically three people talking, there is no barrage response, there is no sense of interaction, it's like three people playing a single-player game, it's very bland, the protagonist doesn't show any marksmanship, anyway, I don't feel anything when watching it, killing people but not killing people Reviews and other exchanges are as dull as keeping a running account. Apex is basically nothing interesting if it is not interspersed with real-life memes. After all, it is a niche treasure competition. It is not a big hit in China. In reality, it relies on bad memes, rhythm and results in the e-sports circle to maintain popularity. Finally, I want to say, Liao Jianshun... I am pregnant...
Without reading the introduction, I wouldn't even know which game you started playing. There is also a problem with the protagonist's setting. Logically speaking, if you don't start the game, it will be an empty shot. This kind of shooting can be promoted in the qualifying rounds. If you enter the circle late, you don't necessarily have to squeeze in. It's better to just circle the edge. I only saw teams that no one dared to play. They just wanted to get into the circle, but they didn't know how to get points. I have described the trigger discipline in several chapters. My evaluation is that it is better to focus the fire and kill one of them directly, and then fight 3 against 2, and get no points.
The author lives in a world where people only need to be sorted into groups.
It's very boring, like it's a fiction, I didn't see the names of other teams (maybe I read it too quickly), the content is basically three people talking, there is no barrage response, there is no sense of interaction, it's like three people playing a single-player game, it's very bland, the protagonist doesn't show any marksmanship, anyway, I don't feel anything when watching it, killing people but not killing people Reviews and other exchanges are as dull as keeping a running account. Apex is basically nothing interesting if it is not interspersed with real-life memes. After all, it is a niche treasure competition. It is not a big hit in China. In reality, it relies on bad memes, rhythm and results in the e-sports circle to maintain popularity. Finally, I want to say, Liao Jianshun... I am pregnant...
Without reading the introduction, I wouldn't even know which game you started playing. There is also a problem with the protagonist's setting. Logically speaking, if you don't start the game, it will be an empty shot. This kind of shooting can be promoted in the qualifying rounds. If you enter the circle late, you don't necessarily have to squeeze in. It's better to just circle the edge. I only saw teams that no one dared to play. They just wanted to get into the circle, but they didn't know how to get points. I have described the trigger discipline in several chapters. My evaluation is that it is better to focus the fire and kill one of them directly, and then fight 3 against 2, and get no points.
The author lives in a world where people only need to be sorted into groups.