Almighty Video Game Designer

Qin an's video went viral in a very short time, and all kinds of comments and comments exploded!

"There's really a video recording, from the first person's perspective? Did he really get 34 kills in one game?"

"It's a little fake. Are there any big hands that can hammer a wave? Isn't this cheating?"

"Didn't PlayerUnknown's Battleground not have any cheats?"

"It's hard to say. Maybe it's some high-tech thing?"

"I can't be sure if he cheated, but judging from his reaction and awareness, he's really good. I just don't know if such accurate shooting is high-tech."

"Why does the Kar98k feel more stable than scoped in?"

"This brother is playing on a normal server, not some deity server at all. It's just a title party to cheat traffic!"

"It's not embarrassing to be beaten up like this in ordinary clothes, so why do you have to say that it's the celestial clothes that are putting gold on your face? I don't understand. "

Qin an looked at the comments and scratched his head. What did he mean? this was a deity costume!

As he scrolled down, he finally understood why these people would say that this was a normal server.

This was because he was lined up with two small streamers, and the live recordings of those two small streamers could be found!

Qin an took a look. These two little streamers had indeed played in ordinary servers before, and combined with the difficulty of the last game he played today ...

"I ... I was released from the Daoist costume? I'm playing in a normal server?"

Qin an was speechless. No one believed that he was playing the deity suit, but now, it was even more inexplicable!

This was especially so for the chicken dinner in the celestial server. Now that his account was in a normal server, how was he going to make others believe that he had won chicken dinner in the celestial server?

What made Qin an even more depressed was that he could no longer practice his skills in the deity suit!

It was similar to how a champion was placed in the bronze Division. Although it felt good to bully noobs for a while, he felt that he would definitely continue to fall back! Only by maintaining high-intensity training could he maintain his level. Qin an liked the celestial outfit now and didn't want to come out!

"What should I do ... Should I buy another account?"

Qin an gritted his teeth and decided to buy another celestial server account. It was impossible to use hacks to return to the deity server. Those hacks would cost at least a few thousand a month, which was not something they could afford. If the celestial server account still cost one or two hundred Yuan, he could consider buying another one.

When Qin an went to the website where he bought the account, he found that all the deity server accounts had more than a thousand!

Qin an was speechless. Was this a scam?

The officials were cheating!

"Ah, forget it. I can't afford it. Let's wait and see tomorrow, what if we can't go back to the celestial server ..."

……

The next day, the number of people in Qin an's live stream room soared!

Not long after Qin an started his stream, the number of viewers had soared to more than 200000, and it was still showing a rising trend.

"Is this the streamer who got 34 kills in one game of PUBG? I'm paying attention to it!"

"Cheater, I'm going to expose your true colors today!"

"I'm here to record. I'll beat you up later. If you have the ability, then continue to use your high-tech!"

Qin an was a little speechless. It seemed that many of the new audience members didn't come with good intentions.

However, he didn't care about these people. He didn't even bother to ask the moderators to ban his account. Anyway, he didn't cheat and everything was at his true level. The haters could just hack him as much as they wanted.

"Before today's livestream, I have something to tell everyone. I don't know why my account was released from the celestial server ... So I can only play in the normal server today. I'll change the title later."

"Don't ask me why, I don't know either ... Old viewers, you all know that I've always been streaming in the celestial server, but I don't know how I got out of it yesterday. Please believe me!"

It was fine if Qin an didn't explain, but once he did, the audience who had just arrived didn't believe him even more ...

However, since they knew that this was a normal server, everyone expressed that they would still watch it as long as they played well!

Qin an was also speechless. I also want to go back to the deity suit!

……

In Shanghai, Chen Mo was discussing PlayerUnknown's Battleground with the club representatives.

In Chen Mo's previous life, the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds competitions were quite well organized, and there were even some international competitions. However, the popularity of the competitions didn't match the popularity of the game itself.

For a competitive game, high-end competitions were an inseparable part of the game itself. It was impossible to avoid this.

In his previous life, the development of PlayerUnknown's Battleground was slow. On one hand, there were flaws in this type of online spectating game, which would affect the viewing rate of the competition. On the other hand, Bluehole was not particularly enthusiastic in promoting the competition, unlike fist company, who had a long-term plan for the entire e-sports system.

Chen Mo didn't have any plans to establish a competitive system like the LPL, but it was better to promote the competition as soon as possible.

In competitive games, it wasn't reasonable for a streamer to be more popular than a professional player, because only professional players were at the top of the game, while streamers were ultimately entertainment-type players. Just like in Chen Mo's previous life's League of Legends, the most popular players in the early stages were the big streamers, but in the later stages, the players who stood at the top of the industry were either retired or active professional players, such as Master Lu and sleazy pig.

For a game like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, it was only a matter of time before it had to embark on this path.

With the game's popularity, several major clubs in Shanghai expressed their interest in setting up a branch of PlayerUnknown's Battleground. Chen Mo's idea was to organize some small scale events to raise the attention of the players towards PlayerUnknown's Battleground.

After contacting several major clubs and the heads of several live broadcasting platforms, they basically reached an agreement to hold a live broadcast competition first.

None of these clubs had formed professional teams yet. There was still a long time from selection to training, so it was a little too late. Letting the hosts play a game, on the one hand, it would bring its own popularity and traffic, so the attention of the game could be easily raised; On the other hand, they could pick out some valuable players from the small streamers for the big clubs to choose from.

Several live streaming platforms also came to an agreement, so the livestream competition for PlayerUnknown's Battleground was decided.

There were still some details that needed to be considered by the organizers, but in general, there were a few basic rules: The contestants are mainly live streamers and must have a certain reputation. The live streamers are allowed to form any team with others. The number of teams should be controlled at 25, which is 100 people; The live streaming platforms would have corresponding promotion plans for the winning streamers and outstanding individuals. The clubs and the official website of PlayerUnknown's Battleground would also have corresponding reward mechanisms.

The venue of the competition was set to be in Shanghai. The related matters and venue of the competition were still arranged by Yan Huang.

The venue this time was a little special as it needed to be filled with 100 vr gaming pods, so the entire venue had to be designed separately. Chen Mo didn't worry about it anymore after a few words. After all, Yan Huang had been organizing League of Legends for so long and could be said to be the most professional esports team in the country. If they couldn't even handle such a small problem, they could just disband.