Rainbow Six: The Road to Glory

Post a game length to prove that you are not a cloud player Rainbow Six is ​​a bit difficult to write. The main reason is that the map of R6 is relatively three-dimensional, and readers need strong spatial imagination. At the same time, different teams have different names for different map locations, and their understanding of the map is also very different. Moreover, the understanding of decoration in professional games is almost completely different from that of us players. Being able to use decoration to create advantageous gun lines to achieve large-area regional defense, save reinforced walls and give more positions on the map, these are communicated through text, which really requires writing skills. I hope the author can work harder. The writing is pretty good. If it doesn't cut it, I will continue to follow it! (Y3s4 is in the trap, y7 is back in the trap) Also, is there a fan base? 👻

I'm super cool. After a random search, someone actually wrote an e-sports article about R6. Come on, author.

I have to say that this game is difficult to write about. Each map is decorated in different ways and everyone is used to different ways of reporting points. Horizontal advancement, side pressure, vertical position restrictions, and even each jungler's way of delaying the attack rhythm is different. I'm looking forward to it.

Check in. Snowball's activity is really like going to jail.

I can finally see Cai Liu's fan, happy Da Pu Ben, did the author see me waving to you?

Rainbow Six is ​​still suitable for writing its own story, anti-terrorism operations, and saving the world. I feel that it is not suitable for writing an e-sports article.

The old-fashioned e-sports cool article covered in colorful skin,

Come on, author, the development of R6 e-sports articles depends on you 😄😄😄

The author of "CS Teenagers on Counter-Terrorism" has also read it. I thought it was a physical book that no one would buy.

How do you feel about Rainbow Six Aliens?