what the hell

Chapter 611 I want to see the Mongolian top laner...

The qualifiers are not an official expedition, so Tengjing officials did not arrange too much publicity.

It's just a splash screen on the official website, and a series of big-picture announcements on the information bar, client, WEgame, and Zhangmeng, and a group photo of the national team.

No interviews were arranged, no promotional videos were produced, and there was no supporting follow-up filming.

It is tepid and mediocre.

A face-to-face cutscene of the past went through.

But for some viewers, especially high-level players who have participated in national, regional, provincial and municipal competitions, the Asian Games, even if it is still in the first stage of audition, is obviously an out-and-out e-sports event.

The so-called tree lives with a piece of skin, and a person lives with a breath.

E-sports has come to today step by step from being regarded as a scourge of "network tooth and bird films".

I have money.

There are results.

The anger that the League of Legends project has been suppressed by the South Korean team has also come out.

The problem is, it always feels a little bit worse.

What is this little bit?
is understanding.

yes to admit.

It is accepted and respected by the mainstream society.

For a long time, the older generation has had deep misunderstandings and prejudices about the e-sports industry.

It is proposed that games will affect learning, kill future pillars, and in the end only a very few people can achieve success, and all others will be delayed.

For this kind of...

Think about it first, in the era when there were no online games, would there be the same villain?

Think about it again, do traditional sports need talent?
Is it possible to enter the NBA by just playing basketball?Is it possible to break [-] meters in ten seconds by just running track and field?Is it possible to get into the football team without a six- or seven-figure stepping stone?Is it true that sports that require professional venues and high-priced protective gear are not called noble sports?Is it because there is not enough time, nutrition, logistics, and coach support to be able to practice casually?
Isn't this a joke!
To borrow a saying about evaluating mathematics: You see a big pit, which is very deep, and many people are trying to climb up at the bottom.

——There are a few fools who can't fly and just jump into it!
By comparison.

The talent of e-sports can be manifested in only a year or so, and can even be realized through channels such as live broadcasting, boosting, and accompanying play, so that many players with mediocre talents can earn a living salary from the industry.

The damage to the body is also much lighter.

I have never heard that more than 1000 people are paralyzed every year playing e-sports, let alone that the e-sports industry suffers from sudden death from time to time.

Threshold...

A network cable, a computer.

A few thousand yuan more expensive, and a few hundred yuan cheaper can be done.

Can't even get this out?

Nothing.

Go to an Internet cafe and play a dozen.

When League of Legends was at its most popular, there was often no Internet fee if you were a little level. If you were lucky, someone would even pay for your meals.

It's even more funny to say that you can only play for a few years after you eat your youth.

There are many examples of retired players turning into coaches, commentators, and tactical analysts. The most unfavorable examples of being a publicity in clubs abound.
Therefore, e-sports is not a competition in which thousands of troops cross a single-plank bridge, let alone the cruelty in which one general succeeds in ten thousand bones.

It's much more peaceful.

It's also much easier.

A little bit of talent can make a living.

As for the top players with annual income of one million or tens of millions, that is a special track for special talents... Who the hell wants to be the leader of the industry just to start a small business? !

of course.

Just speaking on the bright side here.

Negative effects are not non-existent.

But still the same.

In the age without online games, would everyone not be entertained?Don't be obsessed anymore?Don't you delay your business because of the pleasure produced by the secretion of dopamine?
Obviously not realistic.

Therefore, e-sports has not come to where it is today, but it does not rely on the thinking of "existence is reasonable", ignoring right and wrong and growing wildly.

Nor is it relying on interests to get help from the capital level and forcefully implement it.

It's just a road that new things must go through from being rejected to facing up.

That's it.

Entering the Asian Games, even if it is a performance event, also represents a big step forward for e-sports to the ranks of traditional sports.

The qualifiers haven't started yet.

A large number of viewers gathered in the live broadcast room.

"EDG come on!"

"It's still called EDG? Now it's called the national team!"

"Good guy, it's really become a Chinese e-sports game, right?"

"Here @爱德朱."

"It's a must! Do you know what it means for an invincible general to arrive in his faithful Paris?"

"The national team departed from the hotel and is ready to enter the field."

"Where did you see it?"

"EDG and RNG's official microblogs both have schedules, so you can go to the post bar to see the reposted ones."

"..."

on the bus.

Mala Xiangguo was very puzzled: "Didn't it mean that Xianggang is not as big as Pudong Airport, why did it take so long?"

"You remember wrong..." Xiye explained: "Macao is not as big as Pudong Airport, and Xianggang is dozens of times bigger."

"Oh! I said so." Mala Xiangguo suddenly realized: "I don't know if there are stronger ones besides South Korea and Taipei."

"It's unlikely." The factory manager studied the opponents he was about to meet according to his habit: "The Asian Games must be participated by local players from countries and regions. In some places, no one can be found at all."

"Yes, yes, yes." Meiko nodded again and again: "It seems that there are basically no computers in North Korea."

"North Korea is better, the funniest is Guam." The factory manager said here, and clicked on the map: "You can see the location, Guam has a total of 10,000+ people, and it is really an island, only Wifi and no network cable... ..."

"Good guy!" Xing Dao glanced at him and almost couldn't laugh out loud.

No wonder Abramovich did not collect information on other opponents except the Korean team, Taipei team, and Xianggang team.

It turned out that there was no way to collect it.

Even if it's a Hanbok drill one... if it's a little lower, even if it's a drill two drill three, at least you can search for ID and be an OB.

It's real money, I don't know which server it's on, let alone how many days it takes to last an account, so how can I find it!
"Our main goal this time is to touch the bottom of the Korean team."

Abramovich turned his head and communicated with the team members: "You can just take a regular lineup, and the game time should be longer, so that you can do more research... But try not to lose. There is a live broadcast, and it is not good to lose."

If not live.

It doesn't matter if you lose a game or two.

Let the South Korean team give full play to what they are good at, and make preparations in advance to pave the way for the main game.

However, since there is a simultaneous live broadcast, it is not very good to lose the game.

As long as you can win, it's better to win.

"no problem!"

"understand!"

"They have to be dealt with."

A group of players are very confident.

"Actually, I want to meet the Mongolian team."

Meiko was very sullen: "Especially the Mongolian top laner..."

　In the past two days, I slept for 1 hour and 2 hours respectively, and I was a little fried.

　　Try to catch up on sleep more yards
　　
　
(End of this chapter)