Delta: Me, a streamer who cheats, specializes in bumping into other streamers.

Chapter 8: An aggressive fighting style even more Western than that of Europe and America!

Holy crap!

Seeing the replay of himself being knocked down, Ma Wenlong's exclamation rang out in the live stream.

What shocked him wasn't that he had been headshot, but that Lin Yuan's AW was actually a base sight!

Ma Wenlong: "I thought he brought a scope, but it turns out to be a base scope?"

"A mid-air AW sight flick shot, followed by a precise headshot—if this isn't a cheat, Lin Yuan's skill is simply terrifying!"

Haotian frowned slightly: "This is indeed a bit outrageous. Putting aside the premise of cheating, this operation alone requires extremely high skill from the player."

"My AW skills aren't the best, but I do have some understanding of them. For example, I think Lin Yuan's mid-air flick shot with the Dragon is a possible maneuver, not impossible."

The moment Haotian finished speaking, Ma Wenlong seized the opportune moment to ask on behalf of the viewers in the live stream:

What are the odds of you personally pulling off a play like that?

"Ten percent... or even lower."

Haotian sighed: "For FPS games, it's a matter of talent and hard work for players. Hard work determines the lower limit. For example, when playing AW, you can train your muscle memory through hard work to ensure that you can move your crosshair the moment you see an enemy."

"But talent determines the upper limit. Just like the support of my fans in the live stream, without your support, I wouldn't be able to fully unleash my talent."

As mentioned earlier, Haotian cherishes this hard-won surge in popularity.

Therefore, he remained very humble when facing over 10 viewers in his live stream.

Actually, before he even played Delta Force, he had already shown amazing talent through Fortnite and Valorant!

If the Fortnite tournament hadn't been canceled and his team hadn't been forced to disband, his first championship would most likely have come from Fortnite!

Haotian continued his analysis: "Lin Yuan's mid-air aiming flick shot requires not only talent and hard work, but also something called 'luck'."

"Ma Wenlong just asked me what the probability of making such a move is. I said that there is a 10% chance of luck, such as when I am in a hot streak and the enemy is momentarily stunned."

"Luck is elusive and is often referred to as an uncontrollable factor in games."

"In general, we cannot directly conclude that Lin Yuan used cheats when he killed Ma Wenlong with that shot."

Upon hearing this, Ma Wenlong continued, "It seems Lin Yuan does indeed possess some skill, otherwise you wouldn't have praised him so highly."

Haotian nodded: "I am firmly against cheating software that disrupts the game environment. We will report every single one we catch; we will not tolerate it!"

This statement both expressed his opposition to cheating and reassured the viewers in the live stream, preventing them from jumping to conclusions.

[Fang Hao is being modest. He's clearly a master of AW, yet he still says he's not that good. If you're considered bad, then what about us? We're practically garbage!]

[I understand what Sea Urchin means. Lin Yuan's aerial AW flick shot headshot looks like a cheat, but it's actually possible to pull it off, just very demanding on the player.]

[Isn't this cheating? With a K/D ratio of 0.2, Lin Yuan can still pull off such incredible plays. There are only two explanations: either he's cheating, or he's been possessed.]

[666, if this weren't a cheat, I'd immediately order myself some barbecue and beer.]

[Just say you want some; don't leave it here for Lin Yuan to wash.]

Judging from the current pace of the comments, everything seems to be normal.

Haotian himself got to where he is today only because he benefited from the traffic.

Therefore, he is even more aware of how terrifying the double-edged sword of traffic can be, as it can make a person soar to great heights or plummet to the bottom!

If Lin Yuan truly possesses FPS talent but is ruined by being labeled a "cheater," it means that the FPS gaming field in China will lose another genius!

It's important to know that Delta is not only popular in China, but also extremely popular throughout the entire world.

When League of Legends was at its peak, a global league was held every year.

Now that it's the Delta's turn, we must follow in the footsteps of our predecessors.

Moreover, the players participating in the league are all talented young people selected from their own countries, making the competition extremely prestigious!

Haotian hoped that Lin Yuan was truly talented, rather than having cheat codes.

With his talent and skill, he should be able to participate in the next Delta Global League and win a trophy for the Dragon Kingdom!

Haotian breathed a sigh of relief: "Brothers, now watch my knockdown replay."

In the screen,

Everything seemed normal until he knocked down his random teammates.

When both players in an FPS game reach the same skill level.

It's difficult to determine a winner in a short time based solely on marksmanship.

So at this point, it usually comes down to who has the stronger heart and who has the better tactics!

When the Haotian sealed the incendiary bomb and Lin Yuan's Dragon Propulsion had only 5 seconds left to cool down, the environment on the field changed silently.

A 10-second burning zone, for normal operators, even the Demon King, without smoke grenades.

They would not choose to brave the flames head-on; they would choose to go around them or wait for the flames to go out.

Even 99.99% of the viewers in the live stream believed that the incendiary bombs sealed off the passageways to the buoyancy chamber and the president's office.

They also rigidly believed that Lin Yuan could only come up in two ways: wait for the flames to go out or take a long detour up the spiral staircase in the buoyancy chamber.

The former approach is the safest, while the latter is a new game of strategy.

The way Lin Yuan used propulsion to rush through the burning area is something that almost no one would have thought of.

Because the propulsion is forward, even a jump cannot avoid the burning area below, and you will get burned!

This is one point of concern. Another is that if Lin Yuan rushes over carrying the flames and finds that Haotian hasn't helped anyone, he will be knocked down by the counterattack!

The annihilation of Haotian's team will also become a fantasy!

With over 10 viewers following the replay of Haotian's knockdown, they witnessed Lin Yuan's amazing skills once again.

After watching, Haotian and the live stream room fell into a deathly silence.

This aggressive style of play, even more so than that of Europe and America, has absolutely nothing to do with cheating!

After half a minute, Haotian slowly spoke:

"Godfathers and godmothers, let's not talk about whether this streamer named Lin Yuan is cheating or not. His proficiency with the Dragon has surpassed mine. He has an extremely tight grasp of skill timing and operator attributes."

"It would take at least 10,000... no, I feel like it would take at least 50,000 or 60,000 attempts to get it."

"But this game has only been out for a short time. Even if you subtract 10 hours for eating and sleeping, and spend the rest of your time playing, and only play Dragon Ball, you still need to play 50,000 to 60,000 times!"

"Including Lin Yuan's AW base-aiming flick shot, he can definitely learn it with practice, after all, he has played 50,000 to 60,000 Dragons."

Upon hearing this, the 10+ viewers in the live stream assumed that Haotian had been defeated and humiliated by Lin Yuan.

The champion of the Red Cup, the Queen of Luna, was defeated by someone suspected of using cheats. This is hilarious.

Seeing this, the audience began to make excuses for Haotian.

[Sea Urchin, don't be so worried. Losing this round isn't your fault. It's because you weren't playing your main operator, Luna; you were playing that bridge-blocking beast, Uluru. If you had Luna, the outcome would have been very different!]

[The guy upstairs is right. Besides, Haotian, don't forget, Lin Yuan is labeled as a cheater. Any move he makes is highly likely to be a cheat, and has nothing to do with his skill.]

[Fang Hao, I've already done a background check on Lin Yuan. This guy has been streaming for almost a year, playing on this account every day, and his K/D ratio has been consistently around 0.2. There's no way he's been practicing the Dragon game day and night as you said; his actions in the last game have no other strong explanation other than cheating!]

[Lin Yuan's current incredible actions are like those of a protagonist in a novel with a system. He drifts through a few years in a daze, then the system activates, and he embarks on a path to defy fate! But reality isn't a novel, and it's impossible to activate a system there, so Lin Yuan is definitely using a cheat code!]

【…】

A barrage of comments scrolled by, all of them firmly believing, after conducting background checks, that Lin Yuan was using cheats!

After all, with a K/D ratio of 0.2 all year round, most FPS players would be left out.

Even if someone suddenly attains enlightenment, it's impossible for them to leap to the point of kicking Haotian like a stray dog!

Haotian thought about it and decided to observe for a while longer.

Judging Lin Yuan to death based on just one elimination replay is too one-sided.

He reopened the Douyin web version and searched for Lin Yuan's live stream...

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