
PUBG: Legendary Glory
绝地求生之传奇荣耀
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Destiny Cup, Game 3 on the third day of the finals.
Isn't it because of the sense of immersion in reading e-sports novels? People who don't understand reality will read this nonsense.
There are too few Jedi competitions, so write it down. If there is a competition, don't criticize the players. The competition is about winning. There is not so much intrigue. You practice every day. You have less contact with people and society. You are relatively young and relatively simple. Fans are the rhythm. Just make some weight first. I will give you eight tickets a day.
I think it's good. Just use reality as a prototype and then process it. If you write it completely based on reality and don't mention the rapid pace of each team, it will be difficult to make it reasonable. If you write about a certain player too much, it will feel awkward, and if you don't write it well, you will offend people. I think the author wants to write about competition, rather than watching a protagonist who kills people with live broadcast plug-ins. There are already many chicken-fighting novels of this type. I hope the author can maintain his original intention of writing about a competitive arena and write it from the perspective of a professional player, rather than the game-playing mentality of players and anchors. In addition, I hope the author will speed up the pace of the plot. The protagonist is still too far away from the professional arena. Although it is the growth stage, some early plots for the team can be arranged. After all, there are many competitions in the professional arena. Also, I don't know how long I can keep writing this book, but I will continue to follow it as long as it is updated. Come on, author.
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The author's writing is good, it is a masterpiece in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, but for the same reason, there is no sense of substitution. It is a pity. Although this can avoid the team's mutual fanning, it also loses many readers.
It was okay in the beginning, but starting from the professional game, it was basically no fun at all. Even if you win a championship, you can't find any excitement. Although the ups and downs of the game are normal, this is a novel. If you write it completely according to the real game, people will not feel immersed in it. Moreover, the protagonist basically has no highlight moments in the main game (the kind that are impressive). He is no different from ordinary professional players. The other original characters have no characteristics or memorable points. If I keep writing like this, I might as well just watch the game.
Come on, it's not enough
I just wanted to ask, when are you going to write some e-sports articles about the current chicken-fighting teams?
It's not interesting. I watched it well, but I suddenly thought of taking a break from school to play games. I immediately stopped reading. I'd better read less so that fewer children can see it, so as not to bring distorted thoughts.