CSGO Unboxing Streamer: A Charity-Driven Tycoon

Chapter 15 Freebie
More than ten castles have been opened.

They are mostly consumer-grade products.

Even with good stickers, this level of product won't fetch a high price.

Watching a box worth over 300 yuan turn into scrap worth only a few yuan and a few cents is a particularly stimulating experience for viewers in the current live stream.

Even eggplants were said to be too much for their hearts to handle.

"Freebies! All freebies! This is so damn exciting! Fifteen freebies mean five thousand dollars gone! Who can resist this?!"

Eggplant and Lu Yiming were on a live stream together.

His voice could be heard by viewers in both live streams.

It's fair to say that he wasn't the one who lost money; his viewers were having a great time.

Surprisingly, Lu Yiming was also smiling.

At this point, viewers began asking questions in the live chat.

Anchor?

How can you laugh?

In the bottom left corner of the live stream, you can see a Shiba Inu.

Her smile was even brighter than before.

At this moment, he slowly shook his head left and right.

Lu Yiming's voice then appeared.

"I have a hundred castle chests. I can afford to lose ninety-nine of them, but as long as I win one, I can turn things around. It's only a dozen or so. What am I afraid of!"

This one is very spiritual.

At this point, viewers expressed their hope that he would still be able to laugh after the video was over.

Even the eggplant had a pessimistic expression.

At this point, it's safe to say that we can believe a Dragon Sniper rifle will be released.

Only Lu Yiming himself.

The number of viewers in the live stream exceeded three thousand after Eggplant arrived, and fifteen minutes later...

Manager Huang's conditions have been met.

Zeng Yuxin began to pay attention to the data changes in Lu Yiming's live broadcast room.

Normally.

If it's a popular game.

This promotion can effectively attract at least 50,000 new users within an hour and maintain an online user base of at least 5,000 per hour.

But at this moment, Zeng Yuxin was watching the backend data.

I feel the number of new cases might be less than 20,000, and it would be difficult to maintain even 2,000 new cases.

It's fair to say that CS:GO didn't have a large audience during that period.

New viewers kept joining the live stream.

Some people watched for a while, found they couldn't understand it, and left.

Some people will ask in the live chat what game it is or what the streamer is doing.

Lu Yiming was focused on unboxing and did not reply immediately.

Some viewers in the live chat provided answers for him.

But soon new problems arose.

[CSGO? Never played it! I've played CS and CF, though. How does this game compare to CF?]

Lu Yiming happened to see this comment.

After careful consideration, he replied: "CSGO can be seen as the official sequel to CS. Compared with CF, they each have their own advantages and disadvantages. Although both games are FPS, their gameplay is completely different. At least for now, although CSGO is far less popular in China than CF, having played both games, I would choose to play CSGO."

Lu Yiming's answer was rather formal.

After waiting for him to finish speaking, Eggplant casually added, "Playing CF is all about having fun, but losing a game in CSGO is really damn painful!"

The appearance of eggplant surprised many new viewers.

Eggplant, who became famous for his "free kill" antics, also has a certain popularity outside of the CS:GO community.

Lu Yiming then continued unpacking.

Of the 100 castles, less than 30 have been opened, but even those 30 are only at the highest military grade. When Lu Yiming opened the 31st castle, Eggplant said with a regretful look, "Ten thousand are gone!"

Ten thousand yuan.

That's almost a semester's worth of living expenses for many students.

New viewers had already learned from the comments that Lu Yiming's unboxing was valuable. Hearing this, they were slightly dazed.

Hearing this, Lu Yiming nodded slightly and said, "Yes! I know! But you can't catch a wolf without sacrificing your shoes; this is a necessary sacrifice!"

Make sense.

Eggplant admires Lu Yiming very much.

The main thing is that his tone makes it sound like he's really going to ship the goods.

You can't catch a wolf without risking your cub.

Just these 100 boxes.

I think it would be quite good if eggplant could produce some starch.

Although the overall profit from selling the product was still a loss.
Unboxing is a great live stream content, and Eggplant knows that too, but the more he opens, the more he loses money, especially with high-value castle boxes like these. It's absolutely impossible for him to open them with his own money.

therefore.

Some people spend money to create a better live stream experience, and he's happy to bring his friends over to join in the fun.

soon.

More than half of the boxes have been opened.

Although Lu Yiming has always insisted on his theory of not losing money.

But there are already a lot of people on the bullet screen predicting a bad ending.

None of the fifty boxes were purple-grade restricted.

The live stream seemed to be heading in the direction of a joke.

To be fair, the streamer is quite courageous. Trying to win the Dragon Lore with 100 crates is no different from buying a scratch-off lottery ticket hoping to win the grand prize.

[Just to add! There are people here betting on who can win by following the bet! Hahaha!]

It's like I typed a string of numbers into a calculator, praying it would multiply a hundredfold, but Gabe Newell (GabeN) always manages to press zero!

Is this box really worth over 300? Why are the items inside only worth a few dollars?

[Upstairs! What you said really hit home!]

[Don't be discouraged, streamer. I remember you still have 100 boxes left in your inventory. I suggest you keep opening them if you haven't gotten any yet!]

[Maximizing losses, huh? You're something else! Even the devil would bow down and become your disciple!]

The comments section was buzzing with activity.

There are different kinds of fun to be had whether the package was unpacked or shipped.

Meanwhile, Lu Yiming, who hadn't shipped any goods, became their source of amusement.

Eggplant wanted to laugh along with the comments as it watched the live stream.

But at this moment, he connected with Lu Yiming on the phone, suppressing his laughter and saying softly, "You guys are really something else! They spent tens of thousands to open the boxes, and you're saying this? Yiming! I suggest you don't give them the Dragon Sniper later!"

As soon as these words came out.

The trend of bullet comments has completely changed.

Only then did they realize that if Lu Yiming hadn't appeared, he would have drawn the Dragon Sniper rifle.

It is impossible to apologize.

They started picking on Eggplant, such as saying that he was the one who first took the lead in betting and that he was implying that Lu Yiming couldn't open the Dragon Sniper.

All I can say is that magic can defeat magic.

The eggplants were then roasted over a fire.

But then Lu Yiming revealed a piece of jewelry.

This gave Eggplant an opportunity to change the subject.

"Holy crap! Takeoff! We got a Desert Eagle! This was a real steal!!"

Desert Eagle (Souvenir) | Hand-held Cannon

One of two purple-quality limited-quality gun skins in the castle chest.

Don't be fooled by how loud the eggplant makes its squeak.

But its value is not particularly high.

The cost of the box rose from two hundred to over three hundred in a short period of time, but the price of the accessories did not increase overall. Even if the gun was brand new, it would only cost a little over a thousand yuan.

Compared to the excitement of eggplant.

Lu Yiming said in a very calm tone, "At most a thousand yuan! The castle crate still needs to show the Dragon Lore. If anyone likes this gun, I'll let you guys draw it after the cooldown period is over!"

(End of this chapter)