Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 60, Section 58: Broadcasting League of Legends for a Lifetime
Seeing the audience clamoring for "how about we start showing how to beat up noobs from now on", Shimamura Yuna shook her head helplessly through the camera.

Although everyone is making a lot of noise here, she knows that the low-level smurfing livestreaming is actually outdated.

As players' skill levels gradually improve, the player base watching live streams is also growing, and they want to see higher-quality matches and enjoy more refined gameplay.

This kind of live stream, where one player relies on overwhelming skill to create a huge gap in skill and pursue sensory stimulation, is no longer very popular.

Right now, it's just that people are having a lot of fun because they usually play high-level games and suddenly they're playing low-level games. It's a very different experience from what they usually do.

If you fry fish every day, after two days nobody will watch anymore.

Even if we're talking about playing at a lower rank, Emerald and Diamond are the lowest; anything lower would just be pointless.

This might explain why Longshen always says that "Diamond is the most suitable rank for live streaming."

This rank allows for a certain level of quality matches, satisfying the minimum expectations of the audience.

At the same time, for skilled players, this rank is not too difficult, allowing them to focus more on interacting with others.

This rank allows for a balance between entertaining content and high-quality gameplay.

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These topics don't really matter to Shimamura Yuna, as she doesn't plan to make live streaming a long-term career.

The reason she was interested in creating some entertainment value today was simply because her skill level was already low, and playing seriously wouldn't be worthwhile, so she might as well create some entertainment value.

What she needs to do now is to climb the ranks as quickly as possible and start pushing for higher scores.

Although the season is nearing its end and the scores are about to be reset, as a streamer with a large following, she doesn't need to prove herself with a really high score.

All she needs to do is show the audience how easily she dominates high-elo games and how she uses various different heroes to reign supreme in those games, and the news that 'Yuna the Demon King is actually very powerful' will spread quickly.

This is the advantage I have as a popular streamer.

For the rest of the night, Shimamura Yuna maintained this style of talking while playing.

Moreover, the live stream lasted much longer than usual.

Normally, including queuing time, she would play about 4-5 games before ending her stream.

But today, perhaps because she was quite excited, she played ten games, almost twice as long as her usual live stream.

Moreover, she really does play a different hero in every game.

Jax, Camille, Fiora, Akali, Irelia, Yone.
Although I still haven't seen her playing any heavy warriors, she's been focusing on light warriors in the top lane, and she's basically played every assassin like Kali.

The reason she doesn't play heavy armor warriors isn't because she doesn't know how; in fact, her proficiency with all heroes except for magic-based ones is pretty much the same.

She simply felt that lightly armed warriors were more likely to control the situation in lower ranks.

Through these games, everyone's opinion of Shimamura Yuna has indeed changed significantly.

Among so many heroes, she can demonstrate a high level of proficiency in almost every one of them for this rank.

Even while playing, she can still give a lot of laning tips based on the impact of the opponent's position, and teach everyone some tricks for dealing with different characters with different heroes.

For lower-ranked players, these are truly practical and useful tips.

In fact, as you progress, your rank isn't that low either.

Because Shimamura Yuna performed so well in her placement matches, her rank improved very quickly.

After playing about five placement matches, she was actually matched with players who were either Emerald or higher.

Even at this rank, her uncommon heroes can still perform like a dragon.

However, despite her laning phase and skill usage, it's clear to everyone that she has a certain level of proficiency with the champions. But based on her fundamental playstyle, it's understandable why Shimamura Yuna prefers Vladimir and other AP mage carries.

simply put.
It will upgrade on its own.

Yuna Shimamura simply enjoys leveling up alone. No matter what hero she plays, once she gains an advantage in lane, she stays in that lane until the very end.

If you can avoid providing support, then don't; if you can make money, then make money.

Many times, even if her teammates' signals are broken, she will sell immediately if she judges that she might lose money if she goes through this wave.

Moreover, she will never give up resources to her teammates and always insists on getting the best lanes herself.

She would never trust any of her teammates; she would never pass the ball; she would only want to be the one to score the goal herself.

This will not change regardless of the hero she plays.

It's just that heroes like Vampire and Gwen might be more suited to this playstyle, while other heroes aren't as well suited, which is why she prefers Vampire and Gwen the most.

People are gradually coming to understand this.

Generally speaking, her style is indeed considered a scourge, but Shimamura Yuna is the epitome of this scourge style.

The "cancer" playstyle that can be played in high-ranking matches and even help you climb the ranks becomes pure brute force in low-ranked matches like this.

It should be said that for this low-ranking game, the more aggressive her playstyle, the easier it is for her to win. This aggressive playstyle allows her to have a win rate that can even surpass ELO, putting the outcome entirely in her own hands.

For viewers, a show where players climb the ranks from scratch, playing different heroes and dominating every game, is indeed more interesting.

It's much more entertaining than her usual streams where she plays like a turtle in high-elo games and forces her own jungler to get angry and curse every day.

As a result, the live stream that day saw an unprecedented peak of 8000 concurrent viewers.

However, after playing eleven games, Shimamura Yuna was exhausted.

After a game ended, she said to the audience, somewhat listlessly, "Goodnight."

Then, before anyone could react, the live stream was cut off.

[Wait, they're already gone? Is it necessary for the master to keep streaming non-stop?]

【No, you're ending your stream now. So who's going to fill in the gaps in my list of missing vampires: Guillotine Vampire, Itchy Hands Vampire, Ironhide Vampire, Bear-Man Vampire, and Werewolf Vampire?】

Please don't download it, can you play League of Legends with us forever?

Viewers are always greedy; no matter how long the show goes on, they will only want it to go on for longer.

Of course, Yuna Shimamura would not respond to these topics.

By the end of the live stream, Shimamura Yuna was almost at the Diamond rank on this account.

That same evening, as the "punctual and never late LAST Aine" released the video, as expected, online public opinion changed dramatically, just as Shimamura Yuna had anticipated.

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P.S.: Two updates today!

The editor said this book has a good chance of winning the Sanjiang Award. Can everyone give me some encouragement?

If it really gets published on the Sanjiang list, I'll update four times a day for a week after it's released.

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