PUBG Mobile's strongest profession eats chicken

Chapter 480 God Z

The location of this Internet cafe is very tricky. Qin Fan followed Guiliang and the others around for a long time before seeing an Internet cafe from a distance. The Internet cafe was opened in such a hidden place. Qin Fan doubted whether this Internet cafe was usually open. The guests are coming.

After Guiliang and others explained, Qin Fan knew that this Internet cafe was opened by the British CS: GO retired master, Z God. This can be said to be an antique CS: GO professional player.

Although he retired a long time ago, as the British No.1 in CS:GO, his legacy is still there, and there are still legends about him in CS:GO.

Therefore, although the location of the Internet cafe is very poor, the usual business is not bad, and this time the PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Underground Gun King Tournament was organized by God Z, so there are professional players from various FPS fields traveling thousands of miles across the country. Participating, it can be seen how much face God Z has.

CS: GO is the most professionally successful game in the FPS field. After more than ten years of precipitation and many leaps and bounds in development, its background is not comparable to other games.Its professional players are like crucian carp crossing the river, a gathering of heroes, especially the top players in the world, each of them has the strength of a cheater.

The quality of its international top players is even stronger than that of cheats, and its operation is beyond the reach of amateur players even with cheats.

The reason why they are so strong is that CS: GO has a mature professional path and has raised a large number of full-time professional teams all over the world. Used in this, their strength is naturally beyond the imagination of amateur players, every team is constantly opening up new limits on the road of limits.

On the other hand, because of the purity of the CS:GO professional environment, they still maintain the spirit of the first batch of people, pursuing pure competition without distractions, and naturally getting twice the result with half the effort.

Qin Fan has been exposed to CS:GO, but he is not very interested in this game, because it is too rigid and lacks a bit of luck.

In comparison, he prefers games like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds that have many variables, risks are everywhere, enemies are everywhere, and have a high degree of freedom. This game not only has high requirements for competitive strength, but also has higher requirements for tactics. CS:GO's Although those professional players are very strong, if they come to participate in the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds World League, they will also be hanged and beaten.

Rules determine everything. Although both CS:GO and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds are FPS games, the rules are too far apart.

But even so, the PUBG professional teams in Europe and the United States are still much stronger than the professional teams in China, because they have a CS:GO foundation and it is easier to transform.

But Huaxia is different. The professional CS:GO players in China did not get on this express train. As a result, in just three to five years, there was a nearly ten-year development gap with European teams.

And Huaxia's first-tier teams can only be compared with the third-tier teams in Europe. Facing the strong second-tier teams in Europe, they can only barely fight, and it is almost impossible to win.If they were to face the first-line teams in Europe, let alone win, losing face would be an extravagant hope.

What is the third-line team?That's a European Internet cafe team. An Asian first-tier full-time team is about the same strength as a European Internet cafe team. The difference in strength is really embarrassing...

The domestic FPS field has a weak professional foundation, which directly leads to the embarrassment of no one available for domestic teams when they transform into PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. Today's domestic teams with high voices are just illusions produced by consortium marketing. Their real strength faces Europe's second-tier teams are in jeopardy.

If Qin Fan hadn't been able to afford enough food because the team broke up back then, in order to earn a living, he had to give up his previous business and transition to the new game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, pulling up the team at an extremely fast speed, all the way in the dark Climb forward, otherwise there is still not even a single international first-line team that can do it in China.

If Qin Fan doesn't start planning before the full professionalization of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and when the professional system of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is perfected and the bubble of domestic consortiums bursts, then the first-line domestic teams can only compete with European Internet cafe teams. The Tournament' is over.

(End of this chapter)