Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

The Wuji team, with all five attackers simultaneously firing, is undoubtedly at its most powerful. Coupled with their all-ranged nature, their skill coverage has reached the pinnacle of their class. Sometimes, their attacks trigger flags, detonating fountains and fire veins, dealing additional damage to surrounding enemies and leaving the map riddled with craters.

Despite such intense firepower, the members of Team Happy persevered. They were also watching the match between Team Happy and Wuji, but now the two speaking were Han Wenqing and Zhang Xinjie from Team Tyranny.

"Xin Jie, what do you think of Happy's priest's performance?" Han Wenqing asked his vice-captain, since no one had more authority on the priest role than him. In his personal opinion, Happy's priest lacked initiative, almost entirely relying on Ye Qiu to lead the healing efforts. Every time, his and Ye Xiu's heals landed on the same character simultaneously.

"If Ye Xiu wasn't directing him to heal anyone offline, his timing and control of healing were quite good. But from what I've observed recently, while his sustained damage output is excellent, his mechanics are rather limited. Currently, we can only say he has potential." As it turns out, Zhang Xinjie truly deserves his title as the league's top healer. Ye Xiu, after being reminded by Xiao Nai, had observed for a long time before confirming this; he had a pretty good grasp of Zhang Xinjie's abilities from just one match.

Zhang Xinjie acknowledged An Wenyi's ability to heal while standing still; in this respect alone, An Wenyi performed exceptionally well. While Ye Xiu's guidance played a part, An Wenyi's ability to perfectly follow Ye Xiu's healing rhythm revealed a great deal. Combined with An Wenyi's excellent healing calculations and timing, this speaks volumes.

A single treatment can maximize all healing effects without causing any over-treatment. Just this one point alone makes Zhang Xinjie, a guy with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, feel very comfortable watching it.

However, the opponent's weaknesses are also quite obvious. Their awareness and execution of character control are significantly inferior, and if they don't make breakthroughs in this area in the future, it will definitely become a weakness for Team Happy. This is actually good news for them.

Of course, the members of Happy were unaware of the thoughts of the other teams, nor did they care, as Ye Xiu already had a way to deal with them.

On the field, Wu Chen and his team continued their offensive. A heat missile descended from the sky, creating a mushroom cloud and directly igniting the surrounding springs and fire veins.

After a series of battles, the members of Happy have gotten used to the attack rhythm of the Wuji team and can now cope with it well.

Although Wu Chen's offensive continued, he felt that something was not right.

You know, the map is now full of potholes and puddles of water and fire, completely different from when the game started. But it is this environment that gives him a very spacious feeling. Why is that?
"Something's not right!" For some reason, Wu Chen's unease grew stronger and stronger. Watching his teammates continue to detonate the fountain and fire pits under the flag, Wu Chen suddenly realized where his unease was coming from.

Although the map was previously covered with flags to indicate the location of springs and fire veins, the size of each spring and fire pit varied, making them easy to detonate if not recorded beforehand. However, this was not a problem for the Wuji team, as they had memorized the locations and ranges of all the spring and fire vein explosions for this match.

This is also their advantage. After all, the members of Team Happy aren't particularly aware of this; even if they know such a map exists, they don't know the detailed specifications. But now that they've destroyed all the flags, the spring and the fire pit are fully revealed. Doesn't that mean they no longer need to worry about not knowing the size of the enemy?

Initially, they had to proceed cautiously because they didn't know the size of the pits beneath each flag. Now, that was no longer necessary. Wu Chen, with his experience in professional league battles, finally deduced the opponent's tactical intentions. Although Happy was still under heavy fire, they were gradually shifting the tide of battle. While they were still primarily defending, they were beginning to look for opportunities to attack. After all, they had now cleared almost all the flags.

"Everyone be careful!" With that thought, Wu Chen didn't hesitate any longer and immediately sent a message in the team channel to warn them. He even typed and shouted to remind his teammates that they didn't have enough space.

Upon hearing Wu Chen's words, the members of the Wuji team were clearly taken aback. After all, they were in a superior position, so what did they need to be careful about?

"What should we be careful of?" Since people had this question in mind, someone naturally asked it directly.

"The map is different!" Wu Chen tried his best to explain the current situation in the simplest terms, and this was where he discovered it. After all, this match was related to whether their team could continue to advance, so they absolutely could not be careless.

Although the members of Team Happy couldn't see the Wuji team's channel, the audience at the scene could. However, they were all confused by Wu Chen's words. After all, there was no commentator, and given the average skill level of the players, it was naturally difficult for them to understand what Wu Chen was saying.

Of course, this does not include teams like Blue Rain, Tiny Herb, Tyranny, and others who follow Happy's matches, especially those who know that Lord Grim is Ye Qiu. They are well aware that the opponent will not be limited by a single map.

Therefore, now that they see Ye Qiu's response, they feel it's normal, and Happy's previous passive defense is understandable now.

"Everyone, pay attention to the distance between each other. And whoever is closest to the support area should go and switch the priest back first. Right now, the priest is playing a more important role than any of us!" Wu Chen said, and his attitude was very clear, even including himself, the team leader.

“Uh… the person closest to the reinforcement zone right now should be… me…” He An said, sounding somewhat frustrated.

"Then go and switch," Wu Chen said without hesitation. He knew very well that this was a match, and not a moment could be wasted. Hesitation at this point would increase the risk of something unexpected happening, and his sense of crisis was even stronger now. So this was no longer the time to worry about whether the opponent was the tactical core; what they needed to do now was to switch the priest back before the opponent could counterattack, or they would be finished.

As one of the most skilled players on the team, He An, prompted by Wu Chen, naturally realized the current situation and the team's crisis. Although he was a little frustrated, he wasn't the type to disregard the team's interests for personal glory. Therefore, without hesitation, He An turned and ran towards the support area. (End of Chapter)