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

Chapter 4: Work hard! You will become stronger!
[Unlock the daily training task panel]

[2000. Complete 0 bot kills in the practice map. (1/)

500. Get 0 kills in Deathmatch mode. (1/)

[Daily tasks are refreshed at 8:00 AM in the host's local time. Completing a daily task will earn you Rising Points. The amount of rewards depends on the host's level.]

Once you choose the path of a professional player, you must endure the loneliness and boredom. You must complete at least 30 daily training tasks every 25 days. Failure will result in the daily task panel being cancelled.

"This really found me a class!"

However, he did not complain too much, but quickly entered the CSGO game interface to prepare to complete the first task.

In fact, Su Zhe felt a sense of urgency in his heart. Although he had the assistance of the system, his foundation was too poor. In addition, there was a countdown, which made him worry about whether he could keep the system after a year.

This might be an opportunity to change his future destiny, and he didn't want to let it slip away from his hands.

He let out a long sigh and put aside the random thoughts in his mind.

"First, 2000 bots." Su Zhe glanced at the time in the lower right corner of the screen, which showed : pm. "Hopefully, we can finish it today!"

In fact, he had deliberately practiced operations such as positioning, emergency stop, and preview before, but he always felt that they were of little use in actual combat.

If you have a good feel for it, you can kill the enemy head-on with the gun. If you don't have a good feel for it, you will be killed by the gun in a spraying manner and then be killed in return.

So after not receiving positive feedback, he gradually lost his enthusiasm for practice, and every day he only played one or two hundred BOTs to warm up before starting his first game.

Regardless of whether it is useful or not, at least the rewarded rise points can be exchanged for attribute points, which is enough!
With this mentality, Su Zhe entered the classic shooting practice map AimBotz. After adjusting the map settings and leaving a wall, he chose his favorite AK-47.

After he was officially ready to start, he noticed blue text floating in the upper right corner of his vision.

[Daily Task 2000: Complete bot kills in the practice map]

[Task progress: 0/2000]

There is also a real-time counter, so you don't have to call the panel frequently.

Then he calmed down and squatted on the ground to complete a round of shooting. After more than ten minutes, Su Zhe, who was wearing headphones, felt that his ears were almost deafened.

He moved his wrist and glanced at the progress bar of the task.

?

Why is it still [0/2000]? Is the system stuck? Is this lag even slower than my own computer? Or is my practice method wrong?

He patiently searched for a tutorial on how to practice shooting on a certain audio platform, and found that it was a teaching video posted by Mo, the old captain of Tianlu.

"When you're practicing your gun, don't just stand there and act like a light bot. How could you possibly have that opportunity in actual combat?"

"Substitute emergency stop?"

He knows the emergency stop mechanism, but at most he can't stop in actual combat. When fighting Bots in the training ground, he can still use it easily.

After watching the video, Su Zhe decided to try to incorporate the use of emergency stop into the process of beating the Bot.

"Da~"

[Task Progress: 1/2000] Su Zhe:.
This directly eliminates the idea of ​​using Negev to kill BOTs!

Only a complete emergency stop, positioning, and firing kill will be counted as a valid kill by the counter, and all others will be invalid.

Although the whole process is not difficult, it is very time-consuming. After the character stops suddenly while moving, there will be a small deviation in the crosshairs, requiring a real-time secondary positioning.

If he just controlled the mouse and nodded, he could get seventy to eighty kills in a minute. If he used the emergency stop operation, he could only get forty to fifty kills in a minute at most.

But since I have decided to take this path, let’s do it!
Su Zhe began to calm down, using the mouse to control the crosshairs for positioning and firing, while the keyboard was responsible for AD movement left and right and emergency stop.

At the beginning, before killing 500 BOTs, he still felt a little bit of novelty, but after killing 500 BOTs, the mechanical operation was accompanied by boredom, which made him want to take a break.

In addition, his mouse control ability, that is, his positioning ability, is too poor, making it difficult for him to complete a headshot. He always needs multiple fine-tuning to complete the kill, which makes him increasingly irritated.

Is this the daily training of professional players?

In Su Zhe's impression, professional players always have a glamorous side. They usually play games, and then rely on their talents to win cheers from the audience on the professional stage.

He didn't expect that the story behind it was so boring. He also understood the prompt from the system.

[Once you choose the path of a professional gamer, you must endure loneliness and boredom]

With persistence, after nearly an hour of completing the task and killing 2000 BOTs, he heard a sound like the sound of nature.

"Ding~ Completed daily training mission one. Based on completion efficiency and host improvement, rise points +179."

Cool!
This is Su Zhe's only feeling at the moment. He feels like he has been walking in the desert for a long time and suddenly encountered an oasis. All the boredom in the process has been swept away!

Just by completing a training task, you can get a reward of 179 points. If you persist for three or four days, can you exchange it for an attribute point in the mall?
Of course, this is just Su Zhe's own guess. After all, the task display will get rewards based on the host's own improvement.

As for whether the rewards will decay in the future and what the decay rate will be, he is not sure.

But after receiving positive feedback, Su Zhe, who was originally a little tired, immediately became full of passion!
Before, he just played CSGO as a game, but after realizing that he did not have extraordinary talent and was too far away from the S segment, he gradually lowered his target value.

If the system had not been introduced, and he still couldn't reach the B rank after a while, he might have chosen to play Bison in the ladder and treat it as a real game to entertain himself.

At this moment, he also understood the greatest role of the system.

As long as you work hard, you can turn your efforts into part of your strength!

It is this kind of continuous positive feedback that gives people the motivation to keep moving forward.

Full of energy, Su Zhe immediately started his next mission, entered the deathmatch server and started a melee.

After being killed countless times, Su Zhe felt that his positioning ability had become a little stronger, and his feel was getting better and better.

Sometimes, relying on muscle memory, the crosshairs can be moved to the opponent's body.

"Ding~ Completed daily training mission 197. Based on completion efficiency and host improvement, rise points +"

The two daily tasks took about two hours in total. The moment he turned off the computer, he felt that his right hand holding the mouse was almost fixed, and his forearm was also aching.

But compared with the 376 rising points gained, the physical fatigue is nothing.

(End of this chapter)