All-Round Esports System

I have read more than 60 chapters so far. Except for the heroine feeling a little abrupt, there is nothing wrong with it (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ Some people say that I chose a niche game at the beginning, but I think the author chose it well. Although FIFA may not be as well-known as LOL, probably 80% of Qidian's game articles are about LOL. This article uses all-around e-sports players to attract readers. To be honest, if I clicked in and saw that it was still LOL, I would feel a little uncomfortable. I'm a little tired after watching too much LOL, and I just want to find something different. Although FIFA is a little less famous, the competition in this game is very exciting, and the author's writing style is also very good. Starting with FIFA really gives me a refreshing feeling ヽ(ﾟ∀ﾟ)ﾉ

Come on, the writing is very touching. I hope the author will continue to work hard. Ollie gives

People who don't understand the Dota part look so uncomfortable

I think, since it is called e-sports, even if it is a training match, it still provides the same starting line, right? A class civil war pits rich people against common people? Anything called competition must be fair to a certain extent. Outside of the competition, you can use sky-high-priced resources to train or strengthen your strength. During the competition, you give me a rich suit against a poor suit? So what is this compared to? How much better than money? Shouldn't the test be based on strength? This does not reflect the strength. If you lose, no one is rich, and if you win, you are someone else's food. At most, as the teacher thinks, you can see the difference in mentality. As for psychological quality, part of it is innate, related to personality, and the other part is acquired, related to strength, tutoring, growth environment, experience, etc. Generally speaking, without specific training, personality factors account for a large part. Those who shine in the industry basically have better psychological quality than ordinary people since childhood, either perseverance or confidence or calmness or detachment. Judging from the description, the psychological quality of the protagonist is the same as that of ordinary people, or even worse than ordinary people. In summary, competition is not like competition, and the protagonist does not look "protagonist-like" for the time being. I hope to improve the writing style and plot conception.

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I discovered an interesting phenomenon. Those who play Dota look down on those who play LoL, and those who play LoL look down on those who play Honor of Kings. I feel like a lot of LoL commentators in the comment area have double standards. They say Dota players have a sense of superiority while saying that Honor of Kings is a badass game. They are completely copying it. Don't you blush when you say this? I play all three games, but what I hate the most is the e-sports solemnism and double standards of players who play LoL.

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Come on, let me say a few words. If you are used to playing 3D modeling Dota and looking at LOL, you will feel that this 2D texture game has crappy graphics and no gorgeous special effects. . . . . . There is another fact. . . . It is an annual global competition. How many countries are involved in the LOLS competition? Are there still China and South Korea? . . . (South Korea is known as a powerhouse in e-sports. Why doesn't it have professional Dota? Let's take a closer look.) It seems like there are all Dota places except Antarctica. . . . Moreover, in the first nine years of the World Series, I won three championships, five runner-ups, and one third place. I was almost excited to death after winning one championship in the Chinese LOL class. (Speaking of how IG came to be, do you know? Ask the people in the IGLOL branch if they dare to say bad things about Dota. The principal will directly ask you to leave.) Dota almost got ridiculed to death for being ranked second in the world. This is the level difference. . . . . In addition, let alone the popularity of the people, if you compare the popularity, you will not be able to compare with the likes of Chicken Game, Peace Elite, and King of Glory. Also, the Dota players on this floor don't quite understand the current situation. The current layout of V Club is fully professional. Leagues, major tournaments, cups, and TI are going in a direction similar to tennis. LOL Tencent's positioning is a casual game that makes money. If you have nothing to do, its popularity, traffic, and game revenue can't be compared with LOL. Why bother. One last question, don't compare to anything. Let's return to the game itself. It is normal for Dota to have 184 heroes and 182 appear in seven days in a game. Can any LOL boss tell me which game has the most heroes and how many are there? As a game, the most basic balance is not done well. . . Are you making trouble with me?

Can you please stop writing about Dota? There are not many people playing the game. . .

Starting with a niche game, how can you get a sense of immersion when most people have never played the game? This kind of article should start with LOL, attract readers, and finally dominate.

Is there no one in my csgo? I wonder if csgo can do a lot of things just by writing it out of the box.

I'm the one who invested more hahahaha 😁😁😁

I passed by and didn't read it yet, so I took a look at the book circle and laughed. Are the posts that visually reflect the game's contempt chain okay? 😃 Especially for readers who want to jump into Dota. They have never played or watched Dota. It is understandable to look at the world through colored glasses first. There is nothing wrong with choosing what you like. But it actually indirectly proves that this is a young man, so let's accommodate him. After all, they have not experienced the changes of the times in the gaming industry. Of course, if there are people born in the 8090s who think what I said is wrong, then maybe you simply don't like Dota, so don't substitute it 😃. Speaking of e-sports games, it started with Star Wars games, not the current MOBA games. Generally speaking, most people born in the 10s have never played Star Wars 1 (RTS). When I was in school, I didn't even know where the LOL development team was. Well, the Internet cafe was divided into two parts: CS and Warcraft. At that time, the super competitive MOBA maps Dota and True Three stood side by side, not counting other RPGs. Just like Lol and Pesticide now, Dota and True Three looked down on each other, but in fact, this was the actual situation back then, Lol? Csgo? Pesticide? None of these exist. Mobile phones have not yet entered the era of smartphones. Tencent is still a communication software operator, not the current Penguin Dad🤫 On the other hand, fast and intense competitive games have killed part of the fun of games. In the past, gamers were called players, and their main purpose was to play Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Sony, and Sony 2. As long as it is fun, classic, and thought-provoking, players will Play and experience it, and you will have a strong sense of immersion. Often a classic can resonate with a large area. Today's competitive games, because the time is short and the confrontation is strong, so the focus is on the strong confrontation, fully emphasizing confrontation and competition, weakening the gameplay and connotation. Although the operators continue to fill in the game details, such as character profiles, this is still pale. People play confrontation instead of connotation and gameplay. This is the fundamental reason. To give a simple example, if you only play with pesticides, do you know who Mai Shiranui's boyfriend is? Those of you who have played King of Fighters don't need to answer me, I'm not asking you 😁 Later, World of Warcraft dominated the world, and game developers all over the world shouted a slogan to surpass World of Warcraft, and then successive ones were like big waves hitting the rocks, leaving only a splash. , But there have also been a number of games that are boring and make a lot of money, such as Dragon Nest, such as Weak Warriors. One example that best reflects the power of World of Warcraft is Jianwang III, which completely plagiarizes the gameplay of World of Warcraft. It is now active in various universities, because of the ancient martial arts + picturesque beauty, girls are the same One after another, I started playing World of Warcraft in the second grade of junior high school for 6 years, and then started playing Jian Wang 3 in college for another 5 years. Especially the mentoring and relationship system of this game (encouraging love and supporting dating), the story of this game is extremely rich, and the fan songs and original videos far exceed those of major online games. After all, the yin rises and the yang declines. , In this game, girls are all looking for love from handsome guys. I am a 4-year-old Shaolin master, and I am being pursued by Qinggong for acquaintance Until now, e-sports has reached its peak, and there are endless confrontation games. At that time, there was also Dream Three Kingdoms in China (completely copied from Dota, just with a different name) and models) and Qifan Heroes (the first 10v10 MOBA game), but still lost to Lol. As the first globally operated independent MOBA game, it took the lead and won praise from global players in one fell swoop. At this time, Dota could not sit still and came out with 2, but It's too late to make amends. The number of Dota 2 players who are declining is far less than LoL. Although Dota has a high status in the hearts of the older generation of players, they only recognize the high status and seniority, but few will insist on playing. It's a pity that such a good IP, if the release time is reversed, it will probably be There is nothing wrong with Lol. As for CSGO, I have never played it because of my age. My reflexes and hand speed are no longer at the peak of my youth. I focus more on life. My son plays it. I bought him a knife worth 1,800 yuan, but I won't mention it until I play it. I was one when I was in school. More than 30 boys in the class were sniping and having a great time We talked a lot during the lunch break, let's go to eat first Although I am a bit suspicious of relying on my old age, I will ignore any provocation After all, I just post casual chats, so what if I am the best in the world in any game? I'm not the first, and they don't give me money I used to go online to collect money, but now I go online to collect people. In fact, it's lonely. Friends are the happiest when they sit together. I envy Sheldon and the others to sit together and play Dungeons and Dragons. Alas... Discuss calmly, read books lightly, and welcome all opinions Don't come to quarrels and fights. If you don't want to compete with anyone, it's completely meaningless.

Why is there no King of Glory 🤔 to engage in discrimination, right? Let me tell you that King of Glory is not as simple as you think! I really like Liu Bei's line from Honor of Kings: "I am walking with death!"

I skipped Dota directly because I couldn't understand it. Why are you still writing about ancient games? Isn't LOL good? There are a few people who wrote about Dota, but they can't understand it and can't stand it at all.

It's really sad to read this book today. StarCraft 2 has been around for 10 years now. China has resisted South Korea for 22 years, but China still lost. It was not us who defeated the Korean players, but them.

To be honest, when I read the introduction, I thought this book was rubbish, but after reading it, I realized that I was the rubbish. . . . This is so well written! Even if I haven't played it before, I'll take it in and I won't be able to extricate myself!

Curious about how to write csgo Readers with no foundation even have no idea of ​​finding the basic props Not to mention what cncs has done in the past two years The protagonist of this game may continue to be the top 1 of Hltv But how to play Dynasty? ?

The writing is very good. I hope that when I write about StarCraft, my favorite player Soo will be given a carnival championship🏆.

Chapter 1: Persuading you to quit! ! A game that can earn money is super powerful, you tell me this is called e-sports? ? ?

KZG. OLIVEIRA, is the champion

After reading the book review, my dear, as expected, player d and player l can always start a war 😅🤫

One last time, e-sports does not require love💩💩💩💩

If it hadn't been for DOTA, I probably wouldn't have made a post. Why would I write about such an unpopular football topic? The same goes for StarCraft 2. That's why this book is so lukewarm.

Someone should write the history of e-sports. Very supportive of writing DOTA, StarCraft, war3, and even DNF, these belong to the history of e-sports. At that time, there was no concept of teammates at all. I had to practice, understand and analyze by myself. Some teams have no space, so they practice in Internet cafes and reimburse you for the Internet fee. At that time, e-sports clubs were run together by people who liked them. Many of them were even chess and card rooms or billiard bars. It was so pure at that time. The boss would run around, borrowing money or taking out loans, looking for funds. One person is doing the work of several people now. Some bosses also have to supervise players' training, serve as coaches, ensure food and clothing, and adjust their condition. The in-game parts are all played by players, whether they are competing in Internet cafes or watching videos, they are trying to figure it out little by little. Resources like instructional videos simply don't exist. FIFA is not sure, but every novel that is willing to write about old games is a valuable asset for us in the future when we recall the history of e-sports. Don't look down on it or look down on it just because you don't play it, or look at it with colored glasses and think you shouldn't write anything. These things must be remembered and recalled by someone. You may not like or be interested, but you cannot look down upon these things and say, "Writing these unpopular articles deserves not to be popular." Now no one even knows what game Heroes of the Storm is, but how many LOL and King players are from the Storm? Don't think that e-sports is separate. Writing a game has no connection with other games, just like an isolated island in a novel. In fact, just meeting each other frequently offline, helping each other with a club in various competitions, or Chinese people hugging each other to keep warm during overseas competitions are all very realistic and inseparable. I really hope someone can write down the history of the rise and fall of various e-sports games. These stories are worthy of our understanding and memory.

Dota2 old fans come and support me, ugh

I started reading Chapter 50 and finished it today. It's quite emotional I hope the author will get better and better. I hope you can write better works than this Come on and see you in the next book.

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Let me ask the author, does the final chapter mean it will be finished after Rong Guang is finished? Do you still want to write LOL in the introduction?

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