CS: Oh no, he's really become the GOAT!

Chapter 1 Hardware Insufficiency
"Pre-emptively utilizing 'S1mple's peak strength in 2021!'"

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"You can't even anticipate the strength of a peak S1mple, what use are you to me!"

Yang Yu silently criticized the system's performance in his mind.

Although he had some expectations, he still looked forward to the system's divine power.

What if it succeeds?

What level is S1mple at in 2021?
Let's just put it that way.

S1mple that year was undoubtedly the best, which in League of Legends professional play would be equivalent to Faker at his peak.

Of course, his playstyle is more like TheShy's in 18.

If he could directly access S1mple's potential in 21, he would be willing to live in a mansion and drive a luxury car.

Unfortunately, the system shattered his illusions.

Yang Yu, sitting in front of the computer, glanced at the time.

December 1, 2022, Thursday, 13:44.

As the craziest day of the week, Yang Yu and his classmates finished their professional courses in the morning, leaving them with plenty of free time for entertainment.

Two students from dormitory 302 have already gone out on dates, leaving only two internet addicts in the dormitory.

"Potato, wanna play a couple of exciting rounds of Asia Ocean City? I'm on fire today, I'll carry you straight to the top!"

Xu Kun then extended a sweet invitation to Yang Yu to duo queue; Potato was Yang Yu's nickname.

"Brother Chicken, forget it, forget it." Yang Yu refused without hesitation, "My heart already belongs to Desert City!"

"I told you not to call me Chicken Bro." Xu Kun looked exasperated. "Fine, I'm going to solo queue."

"Okay, Chicken Bro."

It took a long time to get to the Suspended City of Asia, but it only took less than two weeks to join the embrace of the Lost City of the Desert.

Before going to university, Yang Yu hadn't played many FPS games. CS 1.6 in his computer class was one, and Gunfight Dream of 300 Million Mouse Mouse was another.

After entering university, I was quickly drawn to Valorant.

Valorant is a decent FPS game, but one problem is that Valorant's underlying logic means it has strong negative feedback, and the comparison with CS:GO has also resulted in a less than favorable community reception.

Ultimately, after a community debate, Yang Yu decided to get into CS:GO.

Yang Yu wanted to see what was going on with CSGO.

Valorant and CS:GO are competing games with similar gameplay, so Yang Yu quickly mastered CS:GO.

I gradually came to appreciate the various joys of CS:GO, the thrill of getting kills, the joy of team victory, and the satisfaction of using powerful items to divide the battlefield and suppress the enemy.

He was quickly drawn into the hobby by GO's repeated calls of "good gun, brother".

However, for Yang Yu, who is still a newbie, the most frustrating thing about CSGO is that its learning curve is too steep.

Emergency stop, map understanding, information gathering, gun control—

These all require a lot of time to practice.

Of course, for a community game like CSGO, these skills and basic techniques can be learned through various tutorials on Bilibili or Douyin.

However, Yang Yu is not a diligent person.

Like most people, he experienced intermittent bursts of ambition followed by a prolonged period of listlessness and complacency.

CSGO training takes far too much time.

Young people who enjoy playing these kinds of competitive games are mostly quite competitive.

Just as Yang Yu was failing yet another perfect C+ promotion match, she was completely flustered and decided to watch some videos to relax her mind.

Then he came across a video of a French pro player, Zaiwu, and his girlfriend racking up 51 kills in ranked matches.

After watching the entire video, Yang Yu's face was full of question marks.

His CS:GO skill level is truly unbelievable; some of his maneuvers are completely incomprehensible to people at his level.

To sum it up in one simple word—it's terrible!

After watching the entire video, Yang Yu couldn't help but sigh, "If only I had that level of skill, I could easily dominate the Heavenly Ladder..."

Actually, his assessment was somewhat euphemistic. If he had Zaiwu's skill level, he would have been dominating the professional scene.

Soon, a passage of text appeared before my eyes: [Pre-planned cargo-carrying ladder level...]

[Your current reputation score is insufficient. Please complete tasks to increase your reputation score...]

Yang Yu, who had been a little bored, instantly perked up!
As a long-time reader of online novels, he was all too familiar with this scene.

[Displaying basic host information...]

[Host: Yang Yu]

【Age: 18】

Current Rank: Perfect C+

[Firepower: 44]

[Marksmanship: 45]

[Sniper Shots: 68]

[Finishing Shot: 32] [Awareness: 67]

[Endgame: 56]

Map Comprehension: 45

【Mindset: 78】

[Item Used: 38]

[Reputation Score Rating: C]

[Advance Points: 0]

[Current advance payment capacity: 1. None]

He tried to ask for Wang Baoqiang's "acting ability" and "English proficiency" in advance, but received no response.

Regarding the game, he tried to predict the peak performance of Faker, the strongest player in League of Legends, but received no response.

Yang Yu calmed down and realized that the only abilities that the system could provide in advance were those related to CSGO.

He's recently become obsessed with CS:GO, and now, aside from attending classes, he spends all his time trying to climb the ranks.

He then tried to communicate with the system.

In the end, we obtained a lot of information.

The system is very simple. It's similar to a loan platform, allowing Yang Yu to directly borrow the skills of certain professional players without paying interest. He only needs to put in the effort required to achieve those skills.

You acquire the skills first, then put in the effort, and you don't even need to pay interest.

This ability does indeed have some bugs.

Although acquiring these abilities still requires Yang Yu to put in effort himself.

Just like that widely circulated map on the internet, a miner dug for treasure for half a day, but finally gave up when he was only one stroke away from the treasure.

In this world, hard work plays a huge role.

But Yang Yu knew his own personality; he had a strong tendency to lose interest quickly, and in the past ten years or so, it was common for him to give up halfway through things.

Over the years, he has failed to stick to anything, including calligraphy, fitness, basketball, and gaming.

But this system allowed him to pinpoint the location of the treasure and find the shortest path to dig it up.

As long as he plans well, he can always stay on the right path and won't go astray in the process of working hard.

After realizing the terrifying power of the system, Yang Yu felt his heart pounding.

He then began to think about what abilities he should utilize in advance.

His first skill is definitely to emulate that of a highly skilled professional player.

For example, S1mple, cargo, device.

However, after changing his ID more than a dozen times, he still got the message "Insufficient reputation score" every time. He wanted to improve his reputation score, but there were no prompts for him.

Yang Yu kept lowering his goals, but when he lowered them to those unknown professional players, he still failed.

Yang Yu understood that the initial ability provision given by the system did not have a very high upper limit.

At that moment, he suddenly remembered that when he failed in the qualifying round, the opponent who was ranked first was completely smurfing.

Since the full potential of professional players cannot be predicted, is it feasible to predict the level of ranked opponents?

[Pre-emptively unleashing the full power of 'Somebody from Team TyLoo'!]

[Beep... Strength can be borrowed in advance, but hardware conditions are insufficient; advance borrowing has failed...]

The resources are available in advance, but the hardware is insufficient...

What the hell!

Even typing C+ is enabled!

Dude, you're a poet!

Yang Yu finally realized how many strange and powerful figures were in the C+ rank.

He was speechless.

At that moment, he suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

Since the individual abilities of a complete professional player cannot be obtained, can certain abilities or talents of some professional players be obtained in advance?

Yang Yu acted on her thoughts immediately.

Suddenly, the ID of a relatively silent professional player popped into his mind.

"A headshot talent pre-emptively used by the B1t!"

Yang Yu looked at the transparent box in front of him with some trepidation, worried that he would see the familiar "Insufficient Credit Score".

However, the scene before my eyes this time was different.

[My B1t headshot talent has already been used up...]

[Advance payment cost: Achieve 500 headshot kills in Deathmatch mode over 30 consecutive days...]

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(End of this chapter)