LOL: Can’t I play other games professionally?

Chapter 468 Your marksmanship on the transport ship is worse than a human-machine gun.
Anyway, Mingkai has his reasons. If he can't even beat the AI, why would he think he can beat it?

Good grief, don't think you can do whatever you want just because you're a gaming genius.

Thinking about this, Mingkai still had a slight, lingering worry.

When Lin Ruo first learned Dota 2, it seems he defeated Lu Benwei in just three days. That learning speed was indeed a bit too fast.

If Lin Ruo were to train for two or three days, Ming Kai really couldn't guarantee that with his advanced age and abilities, he wouldn't end up like Lu Benwei.

I dare not think about it, I absolutely dare not think about it.

So, is today perhaps the only chance in this lifetime?
Having reached this conclusion, Mingkai became even more determined. He knew that this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and he had to seize this chance, which was barely even an entry-level one, to fulfill his long-cherished wish of beating up Lin Ruo.

You call yourself a genius?!
"Come on, come on, who's afraid of who? Don't say I'm bullying you, newbie, if you lose." Mingkai took the initiative to add Lin Ruo as a friend and invite her to create a room, even more eager than Lin Ruo.

On the contrary, Lin Ruo remained extremely calm, recalling the plot development: "That's what Lu Benwei and Teacher Piao said when they were playing Dota 2 against me."

After some simple preparations, the two chose to duel on the transport ship. Mingkai was worried that if the area was too large, his rich experience would overwhelm Lin Ruo and make her unable to fight back.

So after thinking it over, they took the initiative to propose a gunfight, which meant the two of them would exchange fire from opposite corners of the transport vehicle, and were not allowed to rush over.

This immediately set the tone for the one-on-one duel as a true test of marksmanship.

However, Lin Ruo didn't have any sniper rifles, so the two of them had to use other weapons to fight.

Lin Ruo's best gun was the AK74, and Ming Kai, seeing this, also switched to the same weapon, full of confidence and ready to use the same weapon to achieve a different level of performance.

With nothing else to do, Scout went into the room and became an observer for the infiltrators.

Although Mingkai is indeed very bad now, it seems that last year's World Championship has exhausted all his potential.

However, in his opinion, Mingkai is still a sure thing, after all, he can't possibly lose to a complete novice.

Otherwise, I suggest you just delete the account.

In Lin Ruo's live stream, upon learning that he was really going to have a one-on-one fight with Ming Kai, many fans cheered and stood up.

Everyone knows that Mingkai is the number one player in EDG, but when Lin Ruo came, he almost became the father of EDG, which seriously damaged Mingkai's status in the team.

Can this be tolerated?
[In the battle for EDG's top spot, I, Mingkai, will prove who is the true leader of EDG.]

[He's barely played a few rounds of CF and dares to challenge me to a one-on-one fight? Does he really think I, Nuoyan, am some kind of chicken? That's unreasonable. I have to teach Lin a lesson today.]

[I'm turning off the live stream now, otherwise it'll be too embarrassing.]

Turning it off won't work; we can still check with Scout.

[I'll go right now; Scout's God-like perspective is definitely more entertaining.]

[No way, with Lin Ruo's skill level, she can't even beat bots. She gets instantly killed as soon as she shows her face. What kind of entertainment is that?]

Once the rhythm started, almost all the viewers in the live stream, except for the "old piglets," wanted to see Lin Ruo get tortured.

The reason is simple: it's strange.

Two years, two years! Do you know how Leziren has spent these two years? I really haven't seen Lin Ruo being abused by anyone in any field.

Although today's torment might be a bit unfair, it's a good thing to be able to torment Lin Ruo once.

However, many people still felt uneasy, always sensing that the situation might reverse.

Because Lin Ruo showed a calm and confident smile in front of the camera again: "Kai, are you ready?"

"Ready."

Mingkai had barely stepped out of the warehouse two seconds after speaking when Pengde fired a shot that hit him squarely in the head, sending him home with an extremely accurate headshot.

What's going on?

Mingkai's mind hadn't even registered what was happening. He'd only stepped out from behind the container to take a look, and before he could even see what was on the other side, he was gone...

"Sorry, my hand was shaking. I thought I missed, but I ended up blowing your head off."

Before anyone could react, Lin Ruo, who had won the first game, started smugly.

Hearing this, Mingkai was immediately aroused: "You got it, but I won't let you have it later."

He had completely figured out why he was shot in the head: he underestimated his opponent.

He shouldn't have gone straight out of the container to observe the opposite corner. Lin Ruo must have been in position before him. He didn't expect that the random gunfire would actually kill him when he poked his head out.

This time, however, Mingkai is unwavering and will not give anyone the slightest chance.

Reborn once again, Mingkai angrily walked out of the warehouse, controlling his character. This time, he was fully prepared and did not immediately venture out.

Instead, he hid behind a container, poised to pounce and shoot Lin Ruo in the head.

Before doing that, pretend to go out for a stroll to distract yourself from the view from the opposite corner.

Three, two, one, that's enough.

Little one, show your face!

After the countdown was over and all preparations were complete, Mingkai dodged out with lightning speed. In that instant, a bullet carrying a fierce killing intent pierced through his head once again.

what?
Seeing himself resurrected and returned to the warehouse, Mingkai finally felt a bit weak all over.

No, how could he have hit me in the head twice in a row with perfect accuracy?

It popped up instantly, so it's open now, right?

Impossible, absolutely impossible.

Having regrouped, Mingkai didn't hesitate at all this time and rushed out immediately. He wanted to make sure he was faster than Lin Ruo, or that he would show himself at the same time as Lin Ruo in a diagonal position.

But since Lin Ruo didn't die, she must have been waiting for him from the opposite corner. So, he decided to go out in a different direction.

This time, we can't delay going out any longer and give Lin Ruo too much time to prepare.

Obviously, the opponent wasn't someone like Letme who would shake his hands; their ability to hold a position and shoot was simply too skillful.

So if he was trying to show off and sneak out late to instantly kill someone, he did give them a chance.

This time, when it comes to speed and accuracy in a head-on confrontation, Mingkai refuses to believe in bad luck. You're the one!
No way, do you really think that just because you've played Overwatch, your shooting skills are the best in the world?

As it turned out, Mingkai made the right move. After changing direction, the two met on a straight line and started firing wildly at each other. This time, it seemed like his aim was more precise.

Although Lin Ruo wasn't killed in the exchange of health, he was definitely crippled.

Unfortunately, Lin Ruo realized something was wrong and retreated very quickly. Unable to rush forward, Ming Kai also chose to retreat behind the container, replenish his ammunition, and prepare to find an opportunity to break out again and blow the enemy's head off.

The final outcome taught Mingkai that he shouldn't have retreated behind the containers; he should have used his health advantage to stand in front and keep watching the right angle for the next appearance.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have... died inside the box before he even got out the second time...

amount.

Made.

Ming Kai, having scored four goals, once again charged out with unwavering confidence. This time, he did not retreat, but was headshot the moment he collided head-on with the low-health Lin Ruo on the opposite side.

It was horrible; the ground was covered in the paste that had spewed out of his brain.

So what's going on?
If one time is an accident, what about four times? Would that be an extremely big accident?

Mingkai glanced to the side, puzzled, trying to find evidence of a breakout in Lin Ruo's calm eyes. Then he heard laughter coming from the other side. Scout, who was watching, couldn't hold back anymore. This time, it wasn't just a little funny, it was hilarious.

"Is Mingkai really that bad? No, how could he get beaten like this? He didn't get a single kill in the first four rounds."

The Wuhan dialect he had taught him was particularly jarring, making Mingkai's face flush red.

"Let's let them have four innings first, okay?"

It's a game of CrossFire, not a best-of-five series. Their match has 40 rounds, and the first team to get 40 kills wins.

Mingkai has made up his mind: he will survive every single time and achieve a 40-4 massacre.

The so-called one-on-one duel is still ongoing, but the situation doesn't seem to be unfolding as he expected.

As time went by, Lin Ruo's skills improved. At first, he treated Ming Kai like a human being, but later he started treating Ming Kai like a pig.

Each carried out their own unique style of slaughter.

Since the two of them cannot move, if Mingkai wants to launch a surprise attack, he can only come out from the back of the container in another direction at most.

This does not affect becoming Lin Ruo's target at all.

No one knows how long it took, but when the score reached 27 to 5, Mingkai, who was already studying the next venue, couldn't hold back any longer.

The grand promises made at the beginning inadvertently led to a dismal ending.

Although the kill count wasn't yet 40, and he felt he still had a chance, but...

forget it. I'm done here.

Anyone who still thinks they have a chance is an idiot. At this point, with this score, let alone if they were already outmatched, even if they were highly skilled, their touch would be completely ruined.

What kind of monster is next door? This is probably the question Mingkai most wants to ask at this moment.

Even if he's terrible, he shouldn't be this bad...

No, it's one thing for the technology to take off in two or three days, but today it took off in just one hour.

They're not even going to act anymore.

"I told you that playing Overwatch and PUBG is useful for improving your CF skills, but you didn't believe me."

Another headshot with an AK, and Lin Ruo was starting to find it all too boring.

The opposing players don't seem to have the same competitive drive as the AI.

[Did it super evolve after playing a game against bots? Why is it suddenly so strong?]

[Where have I gotten myself into this mess? Lin Ruozhen has really ripped Mingkai off! Although it's not the first time Mingkai's been beaten like this.]

[I can't tell whether the factory is too weak or Lin Ruo is too strong.]

Is it possible that both are true?

[Has Lin Gou played this game before? He doesn't seem like a newbie. Even with gaming talent, this is a bit over the top.]

[You're being presumptuous, but we've said before that Lin Ruo didn't seem like a newbie in Dota 2, PUBG, and Overwatch, and it turns out he really didn't.]

"Don't say anything more, I'm going to play a couple of rounds of Overwatch to practice my CrossFire skills, hopefully I'll improve."

The viewers in the live stream still haven't gotten the part they're most excited for, but that's okay. When one side is destined to lose, they're guaranteed to have plenty of fun.

[Mingkai should retire. He couldn't even beat a newbie at shooting. Oh, he's already retired. Never mind.]

...

The game is still going on.

When a white skull flashed on Lin Ruo's screen again, not only did the retired Ming Kai finally decide to strategically go to the toilet.

No, I've already pissed myself out. If I don't run now, it'll be too late.

Although Mingkai initially thought that if he lost, he could just switch maps and try again, the transport ship wasn't exactly the best place for a one-on-one duel.

As long as he doesn't give up, there's still a chance. Besides, Lin Ruo is a novice, so why should he give up?

But the problem is...

Even if we were to start over, the game should at least be a close one with both sides winning and losing, so that he feels there is still hope of winning.

But with such a huge score difference, is there really any hope left?

It's better to run away sooner and find some relief from the heat.

"Kai, what's wrong with you, Kai? I haven't even gotten 40 kills yet."

Looking at the result, Lin Ruo sighed. In the end, Mingkai still couldn't compare to the human-machine combination of the transport ship.

After all, the AI ​​can occasionally give him a headshot, but Mingkai doesn't have that ability.

"Xiao Li, come quick." Lin Ruo turned her head and stared at Scout, Kai's successor in Wuhan dialect.

It wasn't that he still wanted a one-on-one fight; it was just that Scout's eagerness to try was palpable.

Scout probably didn't bring it up because he was a newbie.

However, after Lin Ruo shouted, Scout simply sat in Ming Kai's seat. It was still the transport ship, and the two chose to quit and start a new game.

"I'm not Mingkai, you're going to get crushed by me." Scout grinned, showing his little steel teeth, and was the first to break out of the warehouse base at the start of the game.

Compared to the previous game, there are fewer restrictions in this game. Players can move around the entire map inside the transport ship, so the first thing both sides need to do is find out the location of their respective opponents.

Even in this situation, Lin Ruo was not worried. Having already bought a sniper rifle, he planned to wait patiently by the box.

There are many techniques for vaulting over boxes, most of which Lin Ruo is very familiar with, but this only applies to him more than 20 years ago.

Getting familiar with it now certainly won't be something that can be done in just a few moments.

Leaving the warehouse base, Lin Ruo, with an experimental mindset, tried the most basic take-off, W jump and then jump crouch, but she was too reckless and almost got smashed by Scout who came out halfway.

Let's just fill half a box then.

What was that combo again? Hold the box, press W/S to flash crouch, then jump crouch.

Before Lin Ruo could even finish typing, Scout shot him in the head from above.

"No, what are you doing? You can't even jump onto a box, can you?"

Lin Ruo, who had just revived and stepped outside without saying much, was nearly killed by a Defender dressed in dark blue who swiftly fired a burst of fire, eliminating him as the Lurker for the second time.

Is Lin Ruo going to be tortured?

The previously quiet chat room erupted with noise again, clearly showing that Lin Ruo, as a newbie, was still a bit inexperienced compared to the veteran Scout, who was in peak form.

However, this wasn't Lin Ruo's concern. All he could think about was that he should have known better than to try jumping over boxes, which had made things a bit chaotic at the start.

Scout is indeed quite brave; at least in terms of gun skill, he's much better than Clearlove.

Okay then, let's be serious.

(End of this chapter)