CS: Demon King C, you said I was a genius?

Chapter 25 Youth Coach: He doesn’t know how good an opportunity he gave up

With his hot hand feeling, the insights from Niko, and the support from his teammates, Su Zhe played a few ladder games and then gloriously left the broadcast with a record of three consecutive wins.

Because it's time to eat.

The fat man stood up and took off "s1mple"'s team jersey and asked curiously, "Why do I feel like your playing style has changed since you came out of the bathroom just now?"

"Huh? Is it so obvious?"

Fatty rolled his eyes at Su Zhe and said, "Nonsense. Before, you were always trying to maximize your profits. You either gave them away for free or killed them all. You always ignored the risks. You were obviously much more cautious just now."

Su Zhe recalled and felt that it was true. He had deliberately used Niko's advancing method in the game just now.

Although the success rate of gun battles was much higher, due to the lack of physical skills, the advancement speed was also much slower, which gave the opponent time to return to defense.

Fatty then asked, "Did you go to watch some professional guy's highlights again?"

Su Zhe:?
Is it really that accurate? While the experience is similar to watching a highlight reel, the system is like Niko holding your hand and providing real-time feedback on every decision you make.

This kind of understanding cannot be achieved by watching various demos and highlights.

So he nodded and said, "I saw NIko's editing video when I was browsing my phone in the bathroom just now, so I wanted to give it a try."

Fat Brother thought for a moment and said, "Although my current score isn't as high as yours, I still want to remind you that if you still want to become a professional player in the future, don't deliberately imitate other people's playing styles. This will only limit your own upper limit."

Su Zhe asked in confusion: "Is there such a saying? Can't we learn from Niko? I remember he was a Top 3 player."

Fatty shook his head and said, "That's the way they're most comfortable playing. If you try to imitate them, it'll just look awkward. If you learn this from someone awesome today, and then that from someone awesome tomorrow, how can you possibly succeed?"

"Haven't you noticed? Every star player has his or her own style. Just because Niko is so strong, does that mean others can become Niko if they copy him? In the end, they'll just end up being a mixed bag."

"What's more, a professional player's playing style must adapt to his team. Why don't you let Kuang Ge go to VP and try? It depends on whether Jame kicks him or not."

After listening to this, Su Zhe seemed to be thinking deeply. He did feel a little uncomfortable using Niko's style of play. He thought it was just because he was not used to it and had poor basic skills.

It now appears that there are other reasons.

For example, if you let Xiaoguang, the "cowardly lizard", fight as a breakthrough player, he will probably be scared before he even starts, so how can he make a breakthrough?

……

……

After the three of them had a hearty meal at the food street outside the school, they had nothing else to do, so they returned to the dormitory.

Xiaoguang stopped Su Zhe who wanted to start the live broadcast immediately: "Brother! Please! Take a break! I don't know if you can hold on, but I'm almost at my limit anyway. Can we start the live broadcast in half an hour?"

The fat guy next to him gave Xiaoguang a thumbs up when he heard this. These words really touched his heart.

"...Then take a rest for half an hour. I'll lie down for a while too." He went to bed and called up the system panel.

[Host: Su Zhe]

【Age: 18】

[Team: None]

Positioning: 64-69

[Sports: 51-56]

Gun Control: 60-65

[Consciousness: 46-51]

[Response: 85-90]

【Rise point: 1158】

【Firearms proficiency:

AK-47 (LV6.3)

AWP (LV1.7)

... (Expand)]

[Skill: Chosen One] [Overall Level: C+]

[Comment: The host has finally stopped squandering his talent. His growth in a short period of time is astonishing. This is what a talented young man should be like! Keep working hard. The threshold of your career is not far away from you.]

"Oh, more than 1000 rise points." Su Zhe bought an attribute point from the mall without hesitation, and then added it to [Reaction].

[Ding~Insufficient permissions~]

[Attribute points above 85-90 require comprehensive level A or above to unlock]

[Ding~ Attributes above 85-90 require 10 free attribute points to add]

Su Zhe:
Isn't this a rip-off? I wanted to try out what it's like to max out my reflexes, but it turns out you can only unlock it if you have an overall level of A or above?

I have worked so hard for so long but my overall level is only C+, and now the speed of improving my strength is getting slower and slower. I don’t know when I can reach B.

Su Zhe felt that even if he had the system, he could not escape the fate of C+zai.

Moreover, it takes 10 points of free attributes to redeem one point, which is a bit too unprofitable.

"It seems the system wants me to develop in all aspects of morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor."

After Su Zhe thought about it, he added the attributes he bought directly to the positioning.

The attributes also changed from [64-69] to [65-70]

"We need to transform from a unilateral fighter to a bilateral fighter."

After closing the system panel, he turned around and shouted, "Did you rest well? I want to continue playing the ladder."

Fat Brother & Xiao Guang:.
It’s so hard to make this money!
Su Zhe alone took 50% of the revenue from their live broadcast, and the rest was divided equally between the two of them.

Now, thanks to the performance of the three-person show, they can attract about 1000 viewers each time they start broadcasting, and they also receive a lot of gifts. However, this high-intensity live broadcast reminds them of their summer jobs in factories.
Fat Brother complained: "Are you working too hard or are you addicted to the internet? You've played 500 hours of CS:GO in the past month, right? Aren't you tired of it?"

"It's okay, mainly because I want to get to the top of the ladder as soon as possible."

The ranking of the perfect platform is determined by the score. It currently ranks over 3000 with a score of just around 1100.

Although it sounds far from the first place, it is actually far behind.
He now needs to win at least 40 games to reach the top.

However, after gaining insights into Niko's skills, he felt that in addition to pre-aiming, he had also made slight improvements in single-point shooting, body control, and map understanding.

It is definitely possible to push up the rankings again in a short period of time.

.........

The CAC event started in Shanghai on November 11th, and Tianlu returned to Hangzhou on November 8th.

In fact, they could have returned that afternoon, mainly because they had been playing in Shanghai for half a day.

After 259 returned to the club, he took a rare trip to the youth training department.

When he saw the youth training coach, he casually asked, "Where's that kid who was all the rage online a while ago? Didn't he make it through the tryout?"

The coach shook his head: "The tryout results are good, but he doesn't want to stay."

259 asked in confusion, "What happened? Did you go to LVG?"

The coach said, "I'm quite familiar with the people there. I heard there haven't been any new people joining recently."

259: "Then why don't you want to stay?"

The coach laughed when he thought about it: "He said he wanted to be promoted to the main team within a year, but when he heard there was no hope, he left on his own."

259 laughed after hearing this: "He really thinks we're no good. He wants to play on the main team in just one year."

He knew about the online reviews about Tianlu, but he didn't care about it.

What's there to care about these comments from a bunch of newbies? Anyone who can truly understand CS:GO will not think so.

Although they cannot beat others in international competitions, compared with the players in the ladder, the strength of both sides is not on the same level.

The youth training coach agreed, "Indeed, when he fails to find a way to become a professional, he'll realize what a great opportunity he gave up."

(End of this chapter)