Chapter 73: Learning English starts with

On the other side of the world, the plane landed in Sydney.

"Wow, the leaves here are yellow." AumaN exclaimed.

"Idiot, this is the Southern Hemisphere, it's still autumn." Advent said unpleasantly: "Do you understand geography? Academic failure."

"What does the Southern Hemisphere have to do with the season?"

"Uh..."

"Looks like you don't understand much either."

Unsurprisingly, AumaN received a hand-chop from Advent, who was anxious and annoyed.

Kaze and ZhokiNg watched the two playing around, and their moods improved a lot.

While waiting for the checked luggage, familiar people appeared.

"Yo, what a coincidence."

Seeing Freeman, everyone's expression changed, and the beautiful day ended there.

Especially Advent, who turned around directly and lowered his head as if he didn't hear.

"Not welcoming me?" Freeman glanced at Kaze in the back row of the team and smiled lightly: "It doesn't matter, I came to end this team anyway."

……

At the Faceit headquarters building in the UK, the red-checkered shirt administrator was idle and dealt with report information.

Generally speaking, the reported person will quickly enter the anti-cheat program's review, and some low-end hacks will be automatically banned directly.

However, technology is advancing with the times. After mastering some features of the anti-cheat program, hack creators will also adjust the hack code to avoid review.

Both sides constantly iterate between offense and defense, realizing the spiral rise in technology.

The consequence of this is—old-fashioned anti-cheat programs can never target new hacks. Hackers only need to constantly update hacks to maintain cheating behavior to a certain extent without being discovered.

So, many times anti-cheat needs human intervention, giving ban processing based on human judgment according to report information.

Just like CS official's monitoring mode, Faceit, as Europe's largest CS platform, also has such a system.

"Oh?" Administrator Steve looked at the player ranked first on the report list, a bit curious.

How did this person manage to collect hundreds of reports in just a few days?

Took a look at the report information, more than half of the reasons are aim assist, and the other half are destroying the game experience.

First ignore the aim assist item, almost all of the reports for destroying the game experience gave reasons—

No communication, no utility.

Steve frowned. Playing a game like CS, reporting points is the most basic communication. If a player refuses to do such communication, then there is a problem, at least they don't care about the teammates' game experience.

Compared to CNCS's killing pleasure, European CS at least pays attention to some simple cooperation, so utility also reflects a player's game level from the side.

Not knowing how to use utility means the game level won't be very high, so the high aim level is even more suspicious.

Steve didn't think much, and directly downloaded the demo of the match to study.

After watching the demo, he breathed a sigh of relief, at least there was no low-head spinning as imagined. It seems that the anti-cheat program is still effective for low-end hacks.

Although this Martin's operation seems violent, no matter how you look at it, it hasn't exceeded the limits of humans.

Although some wall-banging and wall-penetrating are within a reasonable range, the movement is relatively crazy, the luck is a bit good, the headshot rate is too high, and almost all clutches can be won...

Steve slowly discovered that this Martin had already smashed through the entire ladder, and could be matched with level 10 players on the faceit ladder in a row.

The number of reports is still increasing, but reports related to cheating are starting to decrease, and instead there are a few more reports about smurfing...

This shows that even the highest-level players on the faceit ladder don't think this Martin is a hacker, but rather because they can't restrict this newly registered account, so they think it's a smurf!

Took a look at the IP address, Paris, France, could it be ZywOo?

ZywOo's Vitality (Team Vitality) didn't break into IEM Sydney, so there is a suspicion of committing a crime.

It's just that this operation is not that exaggerated, it can't be that France has emerged with some genius teenager again, right?

Opened the steam information, it's actually a CN player, the suspicion of hacking increased slightly.

The CSGO inventory only has a P2000 Turf, no other decorations, it seems it is indeed a small account.

Along with looking at the steam message board, most of them are Chinese messages, but most of them mentioned a keyword—major.

Professional player?

Saw an earlier message—

【Fan: Ori, it's a miracle that you can play professionally. Ori: Everyone says I am the Chinese Miracle-.】

Steve, who didn't understand Chinese, only saw this Ori ID, searched on the Liquidpedia CS section, and there was no information...

Changed the train of thought, he searched on hltv, and there really was match information!

VG. Ori (coach), EPL S9 Asian Qualifier, Rating 1.71

What's going on?! What happened to Asian CS?

If it were in the past, Steve would only suspect that this is match-fixing. How can a coach play and kill through?

However, after watching Ori's demo, he had to admit that perhaps in a corner he didn't know, a new star was rising.

Since he is a professional player, he can directly use an invitation to drag people to FPL! No need to worry about smurfing, let the FPL masters teach this newcomer what real strength is!

Clicked on Martin's default avatar and sent an invitation message.

……

Jiao Yang won a ladder match where almost everyone was level 10 with a bit of difficulty, and the final score had reached 16:13.

"Sure enough, without utility cooperation, and without language communication, it's a bit disadvantageous to play."

Unlike playing matches in VG, wild ranking on the ladder has no established tactics, which means every position may need teammates' utility.

Unfortunately, after trying to throw utility a few times and pitting teammates to death, he stopped throwing utility, just blindly pressing forward and breaking through, striving to kill the opponent alone, which is the fastest way to rank up.

It's just that as the rank gets higher and higher, commander roles appear in the game, followed by more crossfire defaults, and more cooperation targeting.

This situation is very difficult to appear on the domestic ladder. After all, the commander will not be counted in the settlement panel to add ladder points. Instead, it will distract and cause operation deformation, and even passers-by players will feel that the commander is meddling and showing off.

In such an environment, what is eye-catching at the top of the ladder is always just stupid gun men, so that it is difficult to find a general in the professional arena.

So even in domestic professional matches, having a professional commander of Advent's level is enough to surpass a half-way gun man commander at the tactical level.

In fact, under Advent's influence, Jiao Yang's understanding is already quite good, but unfortunately he doesn't know foreign reporting points and cannot communicate at all.

In this case, if you want to enter FPL, I am afraid you have to practice English first.

Downloaded a word software on the phone, familiar four-six level word books, and thousands of words waiting to be reviewed.

Ding dong~

Faceit platform message reminder—

【FPL CSGO Western Europe server invites you to join】

【Current online members: 322】

【ACCEPT】

However, Jiao Yang had already fallen into the ocean of knowledge, not caring about the headphones placed aside at all, just repeating words—

"Abandon, give up."

"Abandon, give up."

"Abandon, give up." ===== CHAPTER 74 =====