Chapter 258: Is he really a genius? (Thanks to Ni Ye for the alliance leader!)

"You old six!!"

Inside the Vitality lounge, Xu Beifang wrapped his arms around shox, who had just returned from an interview.

"Brother! Brother!" Shox also knew he was in the wrong and begged for mercy loudly, "I was wrong, I was wrong!! I didn't do that to make the audience happy!"

Xu Beifang was just messing around with Shox and quickly let go.

"You guy learned from Pasha, why is your strength so great?" Shox directly staged a sneak attack, punching Xu Beifang in the stomach not lightly or heavily, "Huo! These abs are quite solid, let me see..."

Jackz laughs: "Is this something I can watch without spending money?"

Zywoo grins: "I have a big piece!"

"Get out, you Nan Tong!!"

Instantly, the room was filled with a happy atmosphere.

Head Coach XTQZZZ interrupts: "Alright, alright, pack up your things, we're going back to the hotel."

"Not watching the game?" Jackz thought they would stay in the arena to watch the game today, and he was looking forward to being filmed by the live director's lens in the stands later.

Apex says: "There are two more BO3s, watching them will take until midnight."

The first two days of the StarSeries playoffs, there are three BO3s played every day.

As the opening match of the first game, they finished the game at just 8 o'clock.

If they want to watch all the following two BO3s, even if one BO3 ends in two hours, it will take until two or three in the morning.

Of course, they can also choose to watch only one BO3.

"Forget it," Head Coach XTQZZZ shakes his head, "We don't have that much time to spend on this, let's go back to the hotel first, today's review task should be quite heavy."

Although the game was won smoothly, the process was not smooth.

Whether it was the lost Nuke, or the Overpass won by the players' explosion, he recorded many points of error.

As a head coach, he stands behind the team members, not just to watch the game at close range.

Focusing on the trend of the game from a slightly outsider perspective, pointing out the direction for the team in time, and recording the points of the team's mistakes.

Also have to pay attention to the players' on-the-spot decisions. If there are very excellent moments, they must also be recorded so that this move can be expanded later to form a new tactical playstyle.

The work content of an excellent coach is very cumbersome, and it is worlds apart from those guys who only know how to order takeout.

Everyone starts to take their peripherals and walks from the lounge to the parking area.

Zywoo touches his stomach and leans to Xu Beifang's side to ask: "What are we eating tonight later?"

Coming to Huaxia to play games, the thing that satisfies him most is the food.

Following Xu Beifang, this "local," their dinner every day is called a feast.

What new things Xu Beifang will take them to eat every night makes Zywoo very much looking forward to it.

XTQZZZ hears Zywoo's voice and adds on the side: "Nice, you first order some things on your phone to cushion their stomachs. Today's task should be relatively heavy. After the review is over, we will go to eat."

Knowing the itinerary, Zywoo shrugs and instantly shows a slightly aggrieved expression.

Xu Beifang also smiles: "It's okay, after the review is over, I'll take you to eat a big meal."

Between talking and laughing, shouts faintly came from the arena again.

For tomorrow's victory, they have to temporarily leave this gymnasium and simply settle themselves.

The man leans lazily on the sofa, his right thumb sliding unconsciously. He doesn't have any content he wants to watch, just wants to empty his brain.

Under Karrigan's command, he feels like a robot, constantly being manipulated.

For Frozen, who has had the name of a genius teenager since his debut, this feeling is not good.

Geniuses always have their own ideas and have their own understanding of this game, naturally thinking that they are omnipotent.

Because of Karrigan's command style, Mouz had some simple arguments.

However, facts have also proven that Karrigan's method is correct.

Under his guidance, the performance of the team's training matches is visibly improving.

Thinking of this, the handsome face of the "Cold King" is even more uncomfortable.

Seeing Ropz walking over not far away, the Cold King still complains a bit:

"Didn't they say Karrigan's command style is very relaxed before? How is it completely different from what I learned on the internet?"

As a well-known IGL in the first-line arena, Karrigan had many interviews leaked before, all showing that Karrigan's command style is very casual and likes to give players great control. But the Cold King is very puzzled, how come after coming to Mouz, Karrigan didn't give them much freedom, but instead had many restrictions.

Ropz sits down next to the Cold King and answers with a smile: "Do you want me to tell the truth?"

"That's for sure!"

"Because Mouz is bad!"

Cold King: "???"

Ropz explains: "FaZe and us still have a big difference. All members of FaZe are veterans who have been struggling in the first-line arena for many years. They actually have developed their own set of playstyles, so Karrigan only needs to give them an instruction, let them operate, and then check for leaks and fill in the gaps."

The Cold King is pointed out, and it's almost clear.

Ropz continues: "... As for our Mouz, first, you just came up from the second-line competition, and second, the current members are not coordinated enough. Whether it is to let you have a better habit, or for better performance, everyone listening to one voice is far better than him constantly patching leaks."

The more he gets along with Karrigan, the more he admires this IGL.

Making different adjustments according to different styles of the team is not a level that an ordinary IGL can have.

Ropz can also understand some of the Cold King's thoughts.

Upgrading from second-line events to first-line events, changing teams requires adjusting not only playstyles, but also various unnecessary bad habits, some overly reckless ideas...

The Cold King is now in a very short period of pain.

Saying this, Ropz looks at the Cold King's mobile phone screen: "Is this today's StarSeries game?"

The Cold King also discovered that he brushed into a live broadcast room playing the game, and clicked on it.

"This NaVi is something else; they aren't slow starters today at all." Han Wang looked at the 5:1 score with some surprise. "If they can fix that slow-start habit, they can really go toe-to-toe with Liquid and Astralis."

Because of the star player s1mple, expectations for NaVi are very high. After all, they have a Top 1 player on the team; as long as their form explodes, winning a championship doesn't seem to be much pressure.

But those who truly understand NaVi know that this team has always had a common ailment: they are slow starters!

In the early stages of a match, they always struggle to find their rhythm.

Opening scores like 2:7 or 3:9 are all too familiar to NaVi fans. Seeing them take an early lead is like celebrating the New Year.

ropz glanced at the match UI and his eyes suddenly lit up: "What's up with Electronic? Is he in a rush to see his daughter and get off work early? 14 kills in 7 rounds in the first half—I was wondering why NaVi had the early advantage today, turns out the hero is right here."

Unlike League of Legends players who avoid dating during their peak, the CSGO professional scene has no such qualms about relationships.

Electronic is the representative of marrying young; at only 21 years old, he already has a daughter with his wife.

Moreover, he hasn't let love hinder his performance in CSGO. Even during his professional slump, his wife would supervise him daily as he played Deathmatch, Ladder, and other training to help him maintain his form.

Today's Electronic, aside from not having won any major tournament honors, is already a winner in life.

Every time Electronic goes on a killing spree in a match, netizens joke that he "wants to get off work to video chat with his daughter."

However, ropz didn't agree with Han Wang's assessment: "Although s1mple and Electronic's recent form is excellent, look..." He pointed to the stats of Zeus and Edward on his phone, which showed two 1-6 scores.

"Esports is cruel. Zeus and Edward's form is too poor. With them around, NaVi wanting to return to the peak is basically a fantasy." ropz felt this deeply.

It was just like mouz before the off-season, relying solely on him to carry; he was numb from the daily 'imprisonment'.

Sometimes, even when your own stats are great, you still lose the match; it's truly hard to be reconciled with that.

Playing too many matches like this also hurts a player's confidence.

"To reach the peak, you have to be like the current Astralis and Liquid. Not to say all five are super strong, but at least no one among the five should be holding the team back." ropz expressed his thoughts. "If they want to reach the peak, they must undergo a few roster changes."

NaVi is still not decisive enough.

After the 2018 London Major, Zeus and Edward were clearly showing signs of fatigue, yet there was no movement toward replacing them.

Vitality, on the other hand, was very clean and decisive.

After just one Major, they clearly felt the team's weaknesses and quickly made personnel changes.

Although it was a bit ruthless, the club always has to look forward, and it's understandable.

Thinking of Vitality, ropz asked, "Vitality's match is starting today too, right? How's it going?"

"2-1. Nice is as monstrous as ever. He pulled off a five-kill and a four-kill in this BO3. Well... if it weren't for that old fox shox, it would probably have been two five-kills." Han Wang suddenly remembered that Nice had performed a very eye-catching movement technique in the match, which ropz would likely appreciate, so he said: "Nice pulled off a very good escape using movement in the match; you should take a look."

As he spoke, Han Wang found Map 1, Mirage, and dragged the timeline to the final round. He wasn't in a hurry and just started playing it for ropz to watch.

They watched as the five Vitality players, with no armor and USP pistols, slowly found an opportunity. Nice, without information, snuck through A1 in the second timing, knifed the person in A2, and then took out the enemy below A2.

Immediately after, facing a desperate situation, Nice used a movement technique to dodge xseven's spray pursuit.

"Truly impressive. Nice's experience is just too rich. He must have anticipated the opponent's opening move and judged that it was an Archway-to-A pinch, which is why he pushed up in the second timing." Han Wang sighed, "I really don't know how he can play so courageously."

ropz smiled: "Why don't you go ask him yourself?"

Han Wang felt a bit embarrassed but also tempted: "That wouldn't be very good, would it? This kind of aggressive push might be Nice's signature move; what if he refuses? That would be so embarrassing."

As a newcomer to the professional scene, Han Wang's idols were NiKo and Nice.

NiKo is like the benchmark for riflemen; that textbook pre-aiming and calm, rational playstyle make every rifleman feel refreshed just watching him.

Nice, on the other hand, represents the blood and passion in a rifleman's bones. His aggressive positioning seems to question the opponent's aiming ability, telling them that only one person can survive this duel today!

In the hearts of these professional players, Nice's aggressive pushing logic is harder to learn than NiKo's pre-aiming style.

"It's fine." ropz patted Han Wang on the shoulder, signaling him not to worry. "Nice is very easy to talk to. Although he's jokingly called the Danish Guest, he's not actually Danish. If you ask him for advice when you have time, he'll be very happy to help."

"And you don't know this, but a month ago, Nice even asked me to teach him how to practice movement." ropz said this with great pride; to some extent, he could consider himself Nice's movement teacher.

Han Wang turned to look at ropz: "So, if you teach me, it only takes a month to reach this level?"

ropz, who had been feeling a bit smug, panicked slightly upon hearing this: "No, people are different..."

"ropz, please teach me how to practice to this level in a month!" Han Wang shouted excitedly. "Once I learn it, I'll be hopping and skipping my way to entry fragging!"

ropz calmed down and realized it wasn't impossible. What if Han Wang was also a movement genius?

Thirty minutes later...

"Don't tell anyone I taught you your movement in the future."

ropz's pained voice echoed through the mouz training room.

"You don't have to play so aggressively on Nuke Outside..."

Inside the hotel training room, the bald coach was eating a burger while rationally discussing the game.

apex, as the in-game leader, looked at the situation from the god's-eye view and shook his head. "Although Nice's attacks on Outside have been more frequent, the point where we lose rounds often isn't Outside."

Xu Beifang said: "I actually feel that our current control of Nuke Outside has hit a bottleneck."

"How so?"

Xu Beifang explained: "I can often get the first-timing map control on Outside. Teams willing to play Nuke against us must have studied my playstyle... You know, my playstyle is quite unique; one look should leave an impression."

"Although we are controlling Outside, as long as they avoid the early timing, it's hard for me to find a chance to engage. This leads to us constantly being in retake scenarios. On the defensive side, we can only rely on normal trades or have Zywoo's sniper push back from Iron Plate or Inner Site."

xtqzzz shook his head: "Your thinking is fundamentally wrong. Such a large area like Outside cannot be successfully taken by one person alone."

After thinking for a moment, xtqzzz gave an example: "Take the last round of Overpass today, for instance. Nice, you were solo-defending A Site while the other four were actively pushing out on B. This actually feels a bit like ENCE's playstyle, but the effect was actually very good."

ENCE's defensive playstyle is exactly like this: relying on numbers to group up and trade kills.

But CSGO players have always had one advantage: they are willing to learn.

Vitality is even more so. Since ENCE's methods are effective, just take them and use them.

apex added: "So for the second timing on Outside, we can have more people coordinate with Nice for Outside control, right?"

xtqzzz nodded: "After he grabs Outside at the start, he has no utility left, so even if he wants to make a play, he's stuck. We must coordinate with him... We can plan the tactics for this. If we want to control Outside, we must put more people near the Main Entrance early on. For example, if Zywoo picks up the sniper, let him play Iron Plate alone, then Nice pushes out Outside at the first timing, and we can leave three people watching Inner Site. As soon as there's movement Outside, the Main Entrance players can come over to help apply pressure, or use utility in the second timing to help Nice push further in."

By the time they finished discussing this, the problems with their Nuke defensive defaults were basically solved.

However, even though today's problems were solved, after the next match, new problems might arise, and they would have to review and summarize again to make their details even better.

CSGO is such a 'grind-heavy' game; it requires constant accumulation of details for the fundamentals to become more solid.

And for this review, most of their content was actively analyzing and learning some of ENCE's tactical ideas.

Since their own tactical library isn't rich yet, and the opponent is indeed playing well, they should learn from the opponent, at most making some changes based on their own playstyle.

Finally, when reviewing Map 3, that was when there were the most problems.

"The defaults on this map are fine, but we are still lacking some sudden small tactical combinations," xtqzzz said.

In this match, starting from the defensive side, they played too conventionally.

The way they won was basically by gathering information—thinking through the game—and winning clutch duels.

Head-on, it relied more on raw gunplay.

Although gunplay can win rounds, in the process of reviewing the match, they have to consider things without the factor of gunplay.

"Like ENCE's tactic of throwing a grenade at the Sewer door to counter-push Sewer, we can actively learn that," head coach xtqzzz said. "We must try to get a man-advantage early on."

Hearing this, Xu Beifang, who was on the side, rubbed his chin and fell into deep thought.

Noticing this, xtqzzz asked: "Do you have another idea?"

He had always highly recognized Nice's tactical intelligence.

"It's nothing much," Xu Beifang said. "I just thought that for blowing up the door, we could also coordinate with the sniper on B2 to apply pressure. That way, we don't need to commit people to Sewer; it's just an attempt for a specific timing."

"Also, I remembered a technique for stealing an opening kill on the offensive side, using a four-man boost on B site..."

"A four-man boost!!!"

Before Xu Beifang could finish, he was interrupted by his teammates' surprised voices.

Because of Olofmeister's classic move, the map Overpass is destined to be inseparable from multi-man boosts.

Whenever Overpass is mentioned, many players subconsciously think of the 'Olofmeister Overpass Overhaul' meme. The premise of this overhaul was because Olofmeister performed a three-man boost at the front of the truck on Overpass, and the resulting controversy eventually led Valve to make some changes to the map.

shox asked: "Is it that four-man boost at the T-spawn?"

Xu Beifang waved his hand: "Not that one, it's a four-man boost at the B site entrance."

The four-man boost at the Overpass T-spawn is definitely one of the most classic techniques in CSGO.

Speaking of which, Xu Beifang had witnessed the Overpass T-spawn four-man boost with his own eyes, because this technique first appeared in a match at last year's Hong Kong ZOTAC Cup, in a confrontation between Team Kinguin and Ghost Gaming.

And his inspiration for this four-man boost also came from a match between MIBR and NRG on Overpass during the StarSeries group stage.

At that time, MIBR chose to perform a five-man boost at the T-spawn. Coldzera finally jumped up, only to be shot down by Brehze.

Now this position is slightly more conventional, and its effect isn't as great as imagined.

Xu Beifang had thought about some countermeasures and an improved measure.

"It's in this area; we use the oil drum at the Overpass entrance to build a human ladder for a four-man boost."

As he spoke, Xu Beifang directed everyone to perform the operation one by one, and he quickly reached the top of the four-man boost, gaining a wide field of view. shox's eyes lit up; because it was closer to B site, the view from this four-man boost was much larger than the T-spawn one.

The previous T-spawn four-man boost could only see information on B2, basically just catching someone crossing B2.

But this B site entrance four-man boost is a bit different; here you can see some information on the Construction Site, as well as the B site double boost, and even some of the interior of the B site.

Zywoo said: "If we rotate back in the mid-game, if we're fast enough, we can try this. This four-man boost is much stronger than the T-spawn one."

The other members also had pleasant surprises on their faces; if used at the right time, this kind of thing would definitely be a 'big move'.

Only apex was a bit worried. As an older-generation player, he had experienced the infamous Olofmeister three-man boost incident and knew how much controversy such bug-like techniques could cause.

"Won't we be mocked by everyone if we bring this out..."

shox shook his head: "How is that possible? Compared to Olofmeister's three-man boost, the difference is still very large."

The four-man boost Xu Beifang came up with is slightly limited in gathering information; it requires the opponent to actively expose themselves.

Olofmeister's three-man boost allowed them to get specific information on the T-side attackers early on, which completely made it impossible for the T-side to play.

Hearing this, apex also dispelled his doubts.

The group continued to discuss and thoroughly finished reviewing the BO3 match.

The match lasted three hours, and their review also took about three hours. The state of everyone at this moment could only be described by one idiom—exhausted in body and mind.

Although they had agreed to go out for a late-night snack, in the end, no one wanted to move.

Fortunately, food delivery in Huaxia is very convenient, allowing them to enjoy delicious food delivered to their hotel.

Xu Beifang ordered a few bowls of stir-fried rice noodles and a pile of barbecue on Meituan to satisfy his hunger.

He checked the time; it was already 11 PM, but the delivery would take at least 40 minutes, and they would need to rest a bit after eating. It looked like they wouldn't be able to sleep until one or two in the morning.

So, after thinking for a while, Xu Beifang titled the stream "Big Sweet Potato Feeding Plan" and turned on the stream.

Although it was nearing midnight, for CSGO players, nightlife had just begun.

NaVi's match had entered an intense 1-1 stage. During a short break, they saw Xu Beifang, who was on their follow list, go live.

Bored viewers flooded into the stream:

【He's here!】

【Beishen is diligent, starting a stream right after the match ends.】

【Nice was too strong in this BO3, pure fish-frying!】

【shox was a real old fox today, intentionally stealing Beifang's five-kill, dying of laughter.】

【Watching the match against ENCE today was so satisfying, successfully getting revenge. Thinking of xseven's face makes me want to laugh!】

【Is this the Vitality training room? Everyone is here.】

The stream's chat was discussing today's match. The confrontation between Vitality and ENCE hadn't ended long ago, and they were very clear about many of the details, eager to express their thoughts after watching the match.

Xu Beifang smiled. In this match, except for his mediocre performance on Map 2, he had put up very good stats on Map 1 and Map 3.

And looking at the comment about laughing after beating ENCE, he could understand.

Previously at the Katowice Major, ENCE, as a dark horse, crushed Vitality and NaVi, leaving them both with regrets.

Back then, ENCE was full of spirit, and their smiles were slightly ostentatious.

For Vitality fans, such smiles were naturally a bit of an eyesore.

Now that Vitality had successfully taken revenge on ENCE, everyone cheered with satisfaction.

Of course, Xu Beifang himself was also very happy about being able to take revenge on ENCE. At this moment, his deathmatch kill speed was even faster.

The smooth kills left many fans who had just started following him very confused.

【Seeing this exaggerated aiming ability, I can't imagine that a year ago, he was still walking around aiming at the ground.】

【This aim is indeed silky smooth, it's just ridiculous.】

【If I had one-tenth of this aiming ability, I wouldn't have to worry about not ranking up.】

【The streamer must be cheating, suggest taking me to rank up to 5E, let's test the level.】

【Your Yan State map is too short.】

A good aiming level made many players who hadn't truly entered the game feel it was pleasing to the eye.

But there were also some viewers asking questions in the stream:

【Nice, how can I become stronger?】

Xu Beifang saw this comment and answered casually: "If you want to become stronger, you can go check out my column. It contains the methods I used to practice my aim and grow along the way."

Because of his special experience, he had almost become a benchmark for many CSGO players on their path to becoming stronger.

Look—that former Big-Silver has already walked the path to professional play through step-by-step effort; why can't we?

When Xu Beifang streams, there are often such comments asking this.

At this moment, another bolded comment caught his eye:

【danking: Streamer, streamer, practicing aim is too boring, what should I do? Are there any aim training methods that are more entertaining?】

"You brat!" Xu Beifang laughed.

danking, this guy, is always causing trouble in his stream every single day.

On another floor of the hotel, danking was eating braised chicken and rice, watching Xu Beifang's slightly frustrated expression on the stream, and couldn't help but laugh.

Then he heard Xu Beifang on the screen suddenly think of something and say to the camera: "You know what... there really is a non-boring, entertaining way to practice aim!"

Deliberate practice in CSGO is deeply rooted. Basically, if you want to become stronger, there are a bunch of videos in the community teaching you how to throw utility, how to practice positioning, how to pre-aim, headshot lines...

Basically, beginner players understand that only by practicing aim can you become stronger.

But not everyone likes practicing aim. In the ladder, you always encounter those 'dry-peek' gunners, or you perform poorly because the opponent's overall strength crushes you. At this time, ordinary people usually think about practicing aim hard to crush the opponent later.

But practicing aim is not an interesting process, constantly repeating the same action.

Before you have a fixed feel, initial aim training can even lead to worse performance in the ladder, bringing a sense of psychological gap.

This is why many netizens envy the achievements Xu Beifang has made today, but have never been jealous.

Because this guy's execution ability is too strong. From the moment everyone had an impression of him, every time he streamed, it was aim training, ladder, aim training. Occasionally playing other games, it was because he was dragged away by danking and others; it was very pure.

This kind of exaggerated execution ability, even if changed to another industry, would likely be successful.

The viewers in the stream were curious when they heard there was a more entertaining way to practice aim.

Everyone wanted to become stronger while playing.

Xu Beifang also had a flash of inspiration; he quickly downloaded Plants vs. Zombies on Steam.

【???】

【I'm literally the subway old man looking at his phone, didn't you say aim training? Why did you get Plants vs. Zombies?】

【What is Xiao Xu trying to do now?】

The viewers in the stream were very confused.

"I know you're in a hurry, but don't be in a hurry..." While soothing the emotions of the viewers in the stream, he explained, "Our aim training software today is Plants vs. Zombies. Who says CSGO aim training must be completed in CSGO?"

As he spoke, he clicked on Adventure mode and passed the beginner tutorial level.

Although the viewers kept expressing doubts, they were also watching with great interest. Speaking of which, most of them hadn't played this game in a long time.

In the past, games like Plants vs. Zombies, Metal Slug, and Shank could be played for a whole day when they were kids.

Now seeing this game again, many memories from the past surfaced in their minds.

Xu Beifang didn't expect the fans to be nostalgic; he was very seriously telling the viewers the method of aim training.

Arriving at the official level, he clapped his hands, "Alright, the exciting moment has arrived. After passing the tutorial levels, we can officially start the aim training session."

"First, let's adjust our settings. Choose a Sunflower and a Wall-nut, and bring whatever else, just to ensure you can win."

【God, bringing whatever else, making it sound so real.】

【Talking nonsense with a straight face.】

【You can only fool danking's intelligence.】

System notification: Room moderator danking has muted 'Tie Dan Double Boost on Toilet' for 60 minutes...

Xu Beifang ignored the chat and focused on planting Sunflowers, then used the accumulated sunlight to buy Peashooters to slowly progress.

When there were few zombies left, Xu Beifang shouted excitedly: "Brothers, the big one is coming!!"

While speaking, he directly used a shovel to dig up all the offensive plants on the field.

The last zombie was advancing in the middle row, constantly gnawing on plants, attempting to enter Dave's garden.

Xu Beifang directly planted a few Wall-nuts in front of it, and then planted Sunflowers everywhere else.

He clapped his hands: "Brothers, the aim training session officially begins. Our goal is to collect all the sunlight before it disappears."

As he spoke, Xu Beifang demonstrated his superb mouse positioning ability, clicking on the sun produced by the Sunflowers at an extremely fast speed.

The viewers watching the stream were stunned when they saw this.

They all thought Xu Beifang was joking with them, but it turned out he really came up with an entertaining aim training method.

【Is he really a genius?】

【Discharged, you are the next dean!】

【"Multi-target Shooting"】

【There's even a moving target, wow.】

【The zombie must feel it didn't try hard enough even until death.】

【This zombie must be sweating buckets!】

【How long can you practice aim every day? Me: Two Wall-nuts (doge)】

【So my FPS foundation comes from here.】

Xu Beifang explained: "There must be experts here saying 'What should I do if I feel the intensity is too low?', my answer is no problem! If the intensity is too low, put more zombies, or we can compete for Twin Sunflowers. If you think the sun is too big, you can go to the night levels and plant Sun-shrooms. At that time, the sun will be smaller, and the demand for positioning will be greater!"

danking, in the hotel room, was dumbfounded hearing Xu Beifang's explanation.

You can play like this??

Plants vs. Zombies, a PvZ game, you turned it into an FPS game??

Selling this game to you for 21 was a huge loss!

He was a bit confused. He was just causing trouble in the stream, but he didn't expect Xu Beifang to actually come up with an entertaining aim training mode.

Tie Dan had to admit that if this was the aim training mode, it was indeed much more fun than Aim Lab or CSGO community aim training maps.

At the very least, the background music of Plants vs. Zombies is quite nice.

Although it was a joke, Xu Beifang himself felt it was quite interesting. It wasn't until the second Wall-nut was gnawed away that he used a Cherry Bomb to directly blow up the zombie, ending the level.

(There is a Plants vs. Zombies aim training easter egg chapter later)

He originally wanted to pull danking in to play a ladder match for fun.

But the phone rang; the food he ordered had arrived.

Xu Beifang explained to the viewers and left the stream briefly, taking Shushu downstairs to get the food.

The plan was disrupted, so he simply evolved into a 'mukbang' streamer, slowly eating his dinner in the stream.

Looking at the freshly grilled beef skewers, feeling the beef juices bursting in his mouth, the perfectly seasoned cumin also kept the barbecue from being too greasy.

The good taste made him eat several skewers in a row.

Xu Beifang's eating style wasn't elegant, even a bit rough, but because he looked so hungry, the viewers in the stream couldn't help but feel hungry too, ordering food late at night.

During the meal, he didn't pay much attention to the stream, letting the fans in the chat complain about him.

Eating skewers with one hand and scrolling through his phone with the other, he looked at what was happening on the forums.

At this time, he discovered that many people were @-ing him in the background of Bilibili, all with the same link.

After considering it, Xu Beifang followed the link to take a look.

The moment he entered the video, he instantly laughed.

Because the protagonist of the video content was none other than ENCE, whom they had just fought against.

Appearing on camera were sergej and AleksiB. It was clearly sergej's stream content, and the title almost made Xu Beifang lose his composure—"ENCE post-match stream checking for cheats!".

The content on the stream screen was the match that had just ended, the map was the pistol round of Overpass, the round where Xu Beifang used a P250 to get five kills.

"Look, from the god's-eye view, our tactics were fine. Everyone pushed to the A site front point at the start. Trying to pursue and suppress at this time is no problem at all..."

AleksiB shrugged on the side: "The problem is that Nice is too accurate. aerial just tried to pursue and was instantly headshot by that guy Nice."

xseven, hiding in the corner of the camera, added: "We know everyone had no problems here. AleksiB got the information, and both sides were basically playing with open cards. Moreover, we had some advantages; they didn't know that Sewer and A-Long were pushed out together."

Xu Beifang agreed with this. After he took down aerial, who was a bit over-aggressive in Mid, he reminded his teammates they could go B, and he followed the main force over. He really didn't expect AleksiB to have already pushed to the Sewer stairs.

Later, entering B site was when the firefight started. He didn't need to worry too much about the front, and since the Construction Site was lost, he specifically checked the rear and dealt with AleksiB.

sergej laughed at this time: "AleksiB, if you could have tapped his head at this moment, we might have won this round."

AleksiB said helplessly: "My gunplay can't compare to his."

He is an in-game leader; comparing gunplay with this kind of gunner is bullying.

xseven said helplessly: "But this was the only chance in this round to duel him head-on."

Even though AleksiB was taken down, they still thought they had the advantage at the time. After all, B1 hadn't been lost, and they had roughly determined the opponent's position. If the head-on duel went well, there was a good hope of winning.

xseven pointed at the screen and said: "Switch to Nice's perspective to see the situation."

sergej didn't doubt it and quickly switched to Xu Beifang's main perspective.

They saw Xu Beifang camping next to the Long Pipe, then actively peeking to the left, taking down the CT at Long Pipe with one shot, and turning his head to take down the person rushing over from the Sandbags with another shot.

Seeing this scene, the ENCE trio all laughed: "This is too ridiculous, he really just spun around!"

The tactics were good, and the playstyle was fine, but the opponent had a guy with a lock-on.

sergej covered his face and shook his head. AleksiB patted his shoulder: "No way, this kind of monstrous gunner is like this. You give him room to operate, and he can return a world to you."

"Sometimes losing a match isn't because we didn't play well, but because the opponent is too exaggerated."

Xu Beifang shook his head and sighed: "Is it that serious? It's just a highlight; ENCE is making too much of a fuss."

shox on the side looked at him with a disdainful gaze: "Stinky cheater, you crushed the opponent and won't even let them talk about it."

Zywoo nodded like a chicken pecking at rice: "Exactly, exactly!"

jackz said plainly: "Some people are still amazed, while I'm already used to it."