Ivl is pretty good, Shou's character is very cute. I have a werwer beagle and a little stray cat. Shou is the Slaughter Emperor and a third-level great human being. The game is relatively simple inside, and becomes a bit homogeneous later on. Overall, it's a very cute article. Recommend
4V4 original game (I think it's a bit similar to OOW). Nice! ! The descriptions, plot lines and emotional lines in the game are all very good! The writing is smooth and the couple is very cute. The Nantong written by the female author is so delicious! Two-way secret love, reunion after breaking the mirror. Shou is really a good boy. He has good gaming skills, character, morals, and conduct in life. He handles things very decently, but his quality needs to be improved. He has a sharp tongue, can protect himself and others, is good at holding commendation meetings, and resists unreasonable exploitation by the club.
The game is well written, and the in-game descriptions are detailed and appropriate.
The supporting characters are also very vivid, and the article is well written.
Fps. It's okay, the game part is well written, and the descriptions in the game are very passionate.
The plot line and emotional line are a little bit different, and there are many things that don't make sense that I can't think deeply about. The characters of the two protagonists are a bit thin, and the supporting characters are more background and supporting characters. In fact, I quite like Shou's old teammates, but it's a pity that I forgot about these people later in writing. How the first-generation national team collapsed, and why old teammates and Wen did not interact has never been explained clearly.
The plot feels a bit frivolous and very serious. Anyway, the author has given the script, and you, the reader, can just read it directly. Why think about it so much (perception of the plot line).
The game is well written and I like the observer and sniper play style.
MOBA. It's nice to read, the writing is smooth, the writing is good, and it warms your heart.
The story of a super strong female top laner who was rejected from professional leagues, started from auditions, established an all-female team, defeated six players in five stages, and finally won the world championship.
The soul of a deceased first-time champion female top laner follows the protagonist and serves as the coach of the protagonist's team. The atmosphere of the protagonist's team is particularly good, and you can see everyone's clear growth. The protagonist went from an orphan top laner to a conscious leader, and the weak bottom lane breakthrough was made up for through long-term special training. The jungler strives for excellence and gradually becomes the best in the world. The mid laner is freed from the in-game and off-court pressure of the old god mid laner (brother) in this region. There are also bosses, training teams, European championship teams, etc. Who support them. Each character team is well developed.
The game part is relatively large, and the matches are well written. The first half, from the auditions to the relegation battle of the professional league, from three consecutive defeats to the winner's group, is very exciting and exciting. Jin Yu, who later won the spring championship, was very romantic. MSI and World Championships are written relatively briefly.
I hope female players in real life can get their own golden showers.
After the genius e-sports boy Feng Feng wakes up and enters the holographic era, he has forgotten the plot. It is like an MMORPG, which focuses on daily life and the first kill of each copy. The e-sports part isn't much. The description of Dream World is wonderful.
MOBA. Memes are funny. But the e-sports part is like radish flowers on a cold plate, with very little description of the game. Just take this bite of the copywriting and it's pretty good.
MOBA. A masterpiece delayed by its name. In fact, at the beginning of the story, the captain, who is the core of the team and is indispensable, is ostracized by his teammates for strange reasons and is sold out. It is very strange to read, and the logic and perception are uncomfortable. But the source of lens phobia is explained very reasonably later. And the relationship between attack and reception is pretty good, I'm doting on you.
Type MOBA. It's rare to find an e-sports article that mainly describes the game, supplemented by off-site plot.
This title is "18-year-old mid laner wants to play professionally." I used to think that the core focus was "playing professionally", but after reading it, I found that "wanting to play professionally". It spends a lot of space describing the protagonist's love for e-sports and the professional arena, as well as his memories of past regrets and former teammates. The description of the real professional game is not as much as his early efforts, and the viewing experience is not as good as the early stage. This may be due to the lack of the audience and passers-by's pursuit of the protagonist, and less of the slap in the face [covering face and laughing]. But it looks very real.
The protagonist's strength changes and improves. It's not like in some stories where he starts at his peak and crushes all his opponents. The teamwork part even seems frustrating. You can't win with 2 gods and 3, not to mention that these 2 gods are not as powerful as each other.
Generally speaking, the long and steady flow will lead to success. It is a rare e-sports article in Jinjiang that focuses on e-sports.
Type ow (cart occupation points + fps). "You're going to change your ways quietly and kill everyone."
It's a perfect book, from the e-sports training camp where retired players are encouraged to quit at the beginning, to rescuing people from drowning, to getting debuffs from the God of Vegetables. Shou really has a charming personality, the kind of calmness that makes him feel at ease after going through thousands of sails.
The game setting is a trolley point-taking game that is rare in Jinjiang in recent years. It is based on the original setting of ow, and even those who have never understood it can understand it.
The ending is indeed a bit rushed, and the surrender of the throne is heartbreaking, but overall it is still a masterpiece.
Type ivl asymmetrical competition. Very good spin! Rekindled my passion for eSports!
The Tu Huang and his four human pendants. In fact, I think the race advantage of mermaids in e-sports is a bit too much, especially since there is such a non-human race competing in sports in the article, which feels unreasonable.
But overall it is really very burning, passionate and loving!
Type fps. A very talented new author. If you can advance, you can shoot, but you can retreat, Laoliu is the last word. The emotional line is quite sweet. There are some minor issues in the article, but overall it's good.
Type IVL asymmetrical competition. It's okay for a new author's debut. The writing style and emotional lines are almost meaningless. Some of the controversial points, such as the first finals loss and hand injury that the author wanted to write about, were good ideas but the plot rhythm was poorly designed and looked weird when written. This caused controversy and the author apologized and overturned the rewrite. The final result is like an e-sports fairy tale, with a smooth journey straight into the abyss after rebirth.
It is said that Gong and Shou are the same person, but to be honest, the changes after rebirth have been too great. It is difficult for Gong to show that he is well-versed in worldly affairs after rebirth. This is really the third generation of Golden Finger being reborn as a black and powerful character.
The character of the character is a little unlikable, but very real. He is a "sensible" child who was raised hard by his mother under the heavy burden of a single-parent family in a small town. Too sensible and does not conflict with others. Attacking and rescuing him gave him a sense of self-redemption.
Then there is another important character, the mother, a somewhat clichéd and cumbersome character who is born to provide dilemmas. The single mother's painstaking and imperfect education methods, the bottomless abyss-like serious and terminal illness, and her opposition and acceptance of lesbian CP were written to promote the plot. It feels like, well, a plot tool. Although it also depicts my mother's cake shop business and my parents' love, it still feels a bit uninteresting.
In addition, as an e-sports article, the emotional line > the game part (but the emotional line is also a bit weird and unpleasant), and the competition part is not satisfactory. It can be considered as detailed and appropriate. Even if you have not played Identity V, you can generally understand it. The all-female team was well received by the female players. The atmosphere in this article's competition is pretty good except for the moral weakness of the former club.
Finally, there is a catch. There are too many address book sub-CPs in the article! ! In addition to the protagonists, there are at least two female and gay couples. I felt pretty good when I saw the first lesbian couple, but I felt really numb when I saw the second and third couples. This thing is too much, Teacher Dengdeng!