First of all, you have to understand a truth, but all the anchors you see must be famous, and the official helps to promote, and those small anchors made by ordinary people have no official boost of 100 people per capita, you can hardly see it, unless you turn forward from the last page.

If the anchor wants to be famous, it is nothing more than to see if there is a market, this kind of marketing is actually very simple, it is nothing more than technology and his own speaking level and live content.

Live broadcast doesn't mean that the daily task is to play games, so I just turn on the live broadcast and chat with people when I play games every day, and each anchor's live broadcast content has an established plan.

Back to this question, the popularity of FPS games in China is obviously not particularly high, not that there are few people who play them, but there are not so many people who really practice at a high level. At present, most of the anchors in China started League of Legends, Dota, singing and dancing or something.

When a game that is popular all over the world appears, both the live broadcast platform and its own company will require the anchor to try to wade in the water and adapt to the existing market demand.

The anchor put the handle into a box, just a gun, does anyone still watch it?

Therefore, whether it is for their own game experience, or the requirements of the company and the platform, the anchor must make a good program effect in a short time.

Streamers are also human, not out of reach, most people are very good in one area of gaming, maybe just average in another, and they have to work in front of the camera for hours a day. In order to achieve the live broadcast effect and obtain benefits, opening and hanging is undoubtedly the fastest and most worry-free.

So this is actually very interesting, the major domestic platforms, regardless of men, women and children, used to play games or not, in this game can always play the operation of professional players many times. But everyone has money to make, so it's better to turn a blind eye

When you know the benefits of this part, in fact, most of these things cannot be refused.

As far as the current domestic e-sports environment and network environment are concerned, as long as there are 50 real fans, the profits of the industrial chain behind it are really tens of millions, so the risk of people opening a hang for the effect of the show is too disproportionate to the return behind it.

Many big anchors in China have indeed opened the hanging, but according to the different audience groups, some have silently turned it off, and some may not have done anything else when they are open, so they will continue to broadcast.

If it's not Tencent now, it's really a joke in terms of the previous PUBG anti-cheat, Blue Hole doesn't have the technical strength to engage in anti-plug-ins now, and if there is no Tencent to take over, it is estimated that this game will be destroyed directly by plug-ins.

All the anchors who engage in self-proof are basically open and don't run, self-proof is a logical fallacy, and the strength of self-proof has nothing to do with whether you are open or not.

Is it really difficult to achieve that there must be no one to collect the gun and someone to draw the gun? Difficult! Is it possible, too!

When you're experienced enough in the game, no one will have an intuition about what positions might be there and what positions you might have based on the route, and this intuition is still accurate. For example, the wheat field in the island map will not have people at all in the early game, first of all, the wheat field has no cover, no one will ambush others in the wheat field, and secondly, the wheat field has no housing area, and no one will go by in the jungle.

In this case, of course, no one will do anything.

In the same way, where it is easy to have people, the early circle side, the route can be reached, the place with many bunkers is easy to be ambushed by the people on the side of the circle, the mid-term center point room area or the commanding height to hit the target, and there may be people behind any bunker in the later finals, when the anchor runs the poison, he runs with the gun in his hand, and the experience in these dangerous places makes him subconsciously pull out the gun, and there are just people, so it looks like the anchor has opened through.

In the end, it's still an empathy, if you were a LYB, where would you choose to ambush in conjunction with the situation of the circle?

Empathy is a tactical style of play, but few people can do it, and this is also a very strong style of play that Sun Yaosheng has in his hands.

He will often think about what he would do if he was the opposite.

Of course, these are only available in high segments, and Sun Yaosheng doesn't have to think about it at all when he fries fish in low segments.

No, it was already the finals at this time, but Sun Yaosheng was not nervous at all, and he was already confident.

even dared to bounce around in the finals to find someone, this kind of operation can only be done after playing for a long time.

Don't look at a player as strong as Sun Yaosheng, when he first played PUBG, he was able to squat and never stand in the finals, and he could lie down without squatting, and I believe that many players are like this.

But now Sun Yaosheng is jumping around looking for someone in the finals, because he is confident enough in his marksmanship, and he can preemptively hit the opposite side when someone else shoots first in the middle distance, or he is close enough to cover and bounce to lure others to hit him to expose the opposite position.

Secondly, it is actually safer when running at high speeds, because with this version of the rifle being fully weakened, most players are not good enough to kill a person running at high speed from 50 meters away. And if you are found out when Voldemort is discovered, it will be easy to die, after all, if you can't hit the target, 98K will be gone with one shot.

Jumping around to find someone and be Voldemort is just a matter of play, and no one is right or wrong.

Regarding the sound argument, this is still to compare CS:GO, where passers-by can accurately locate the point when they hear the sound through two walls. And the sound in PUBG is very metaphysical, and Sun Yaosheng has recently seen a lot of professional chicken players fighting in the streets, and he often can't tell the difference between upstairs and downstairs, and the first room.

But it's okay to discern the general direction.

If you take a big step, you can hear it for about 20 meters, and if you squat down, you can walk within 10 meters.

So that's the limit of listening to the voice.

Needless to say, as for marksmanship, except practice is practice, as long as you play enough, you can play incredible actions.

When Sun Yaosheng was in the live broadcast, he once used the M4 triple mirror to sweep an enemy who jumped horizontally more than 40 meters away, and he directly picked up and killed him when he didn't have time for a shot, and the front sight drew a graceful arc with the enemy's body, as if locked on the enemy.

It was also from that moment that Sun Yaosheng knew that the marksmanship of this game was really unlimited.

So when you feel that the anchor gun is particularly easy to control, it's like no back seat, and the anchor's aim is particularly accurate, it's like self-aiming, you should reflect on whether you're too weak.

Of course, the kind of anchor who is really open, the mechanical self-aim is still easy to see. And the most important thing is that even if you are a professional player, there will be times when you make a mistake in marksmanship, and CS:GO European and American professional bosses have a situation where they can't kill people with 30 rounds on their backs.

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