Losing Money to Be a Tycoon

The audience in the live-stream was obviously the same as Qiao Liang. Their interest was completely aroused.

Obviously, this was thanks to Chen Yufeng's publicity strategy.

Bunny Tail Live-Stream did not directly announce the specific rules of the competition at the beginning. It only vaguely said that it was a "special mode". Therefore, those who were willing to hang up for an hour to watch the competition were either loyal fans of Bunny Tail Live-Stream or loyal fans of DGE players.

Those who were prejudiced against Bunny Tail Live-Stream were basically blocked outside.

These loyal fans did not have much expectations for the competition at the beginning. They felt that it was most likely just an entertainment competition.

However, the audience suddenly realized that this was not an ordinary entertainment competition after the specific rules were announced. Instead, it was a very novel "BP verification competition". This had never happened before!

The audience's expectations were doubled. Naturally, the live-stream was filled with laughter. Everyone felt that an hour of hanging up was worth it!

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The competition officially began amidst the '666' comments.

Team One, who had chosen the "Underworld lineup", did not invade the opponent's jungle rashly. Instead, they carefully avoided the battle under the premise of protecting their vision. Team Two tried to capture them several times, but it failed.

On the other hand, Team One began to exert pressure on Team Two through long-range depletion skills, creating huge defensive pressure on the other party after they developed steadily and obtained a certain amount of equipment support.

The members of Team Two were also trying their best to move and dodge skills when the minions entered the defense tower, the various consumable skills of Team One would always fly over from the blind spots in their vision, making it impossible to guard against them.

Team One's lineup might not have any team skills, but they could use various consumable skills to lower the health of Team Two's key C position, forcing them to give up defending the tower and defending the map resources.

Team One's people would quickly pull away, causing Team Two to miss every time Team Two could not take the harassment and wanted to turn around and fight Team.. Another round of exhaustion would occur as they chased after each other. Team Two had no choice but to retreat in panic.

Over time, the economic gap between the two teams had gradually widened even though not many heads had exploded. Team Two could not win even if they wanted to fight Team One by force.

In the end, Team One slowly and steadily defeated Team Two. Even though the number of people on both sides was not high, the final economic gap was huge. Team Two lost the competition in an extremely aggrieved manner.

After this round, both sides swapped their lineup and prepared to play the second round. The two commentators analyzed the competition in detail.

"DGE Team's method in using this 'Underworld Lineup' is obviously more sensible than the top which lost last week. They had a good field of vision at level one to protect their own jungle. They can safely survive the early stages of the game by avoiding battles and quickly assemble during the period when their lineup is exerting strength. They can establish an advantage through precise long-range consumption and win steadily…"

The attitude of the bullet screen comments in the live-stream towards this so-called "Underworld lineup" had obviously changed 180 degrees unknowingly!

"So this is the correct way to open this lineup?"

"The misunderstanding has been resolved!"

"I've wronged the coach. It's not that the lineup is bad, but the players are bad at it."

"You can't really say that we have wronged the coach as well, right? DGE had guarded their first level and had corresponding tactical arrangements. Does this idiotic coach have such tactics? What's more, it's also the coach's duty to accurately assess the strength of the players and choose the best heroes for the players, right? Doesn't he have to take the blame if you forcefully choose heroes that the players don't know how to play?"

"Don't change the topic. Previously, everyone did not criticize the problem of whether the team members were good at the heroes or not. They criticized the problem of the Underworld Lineup. At least this lineup has been cleared, right?"

"Indeed, it looks like this lineup is quite strong. Team Two did not find any opportunity. In the end, they fought very strenuously. They could not organize an effective resistance at all."

"I apologize to the coach! There's no problem with the lineup, and there's no problem with the understanding the game! The coach also has something to say. What's the strength of your group of players? I got a powerful lineup for you, but you can't play it well yourself. Are you blaming me?"

"Does the bullet screen coach teach others BP? The coach plays dozens of training competitions a month, and his understanding of the game is not higher than yours? If you're so awesome, why don't you become an assistant coach to earn this money?"

After the first round, the lineup was completely cleared.

Those who had criticized the lineup previously could only change their words and say that the coach's problem was that he did not properly assess the strength of the players and gave them a lineup that they were not good at.

This statement was obviously not reliable, so it was quickly drowned out.

However, the competition was not over yet. Both sides had to swap heroes for the second round.

Team Two obtained this "Underworld lineup" this time while Team One obtained the opponent's regular lineup as sparring partner.

However, unlike last time, Team Two did not avoid the battle. Instead, they took the initiative to fight with Team One!

However, this fight was not brainless. Team Two also got their top-tier players over. The first-tier team in the jungle formed a 5v4 situation. They directly dealt 1 death through the lead in numbers.

After that, the top lane teleportation was back on the line. He might have lost a teleportation but he had gained a huge advantage for the team.

Next, Team Two, who had obtained the "netherworld lineup", completely copied Team One's script. They entered a stronger phase faster, pushed the line earlier, and pushed the tower. The snowball rolled faster than the previous one.

However, Team One's support player successfully drove to Team One's core output through a wave of extremely intelligent detour just as the audience thought that there was no more suspense in the competition. He made a zero to four, instantly shrinking the economic gap between the two sides!

After that, both sides exchanged blows and did not give in to each other. One side was trying their best to control the field of vision, constantly looking for opportunities to consume remotely, and plunder map resources to widen the economic gap. The other side was thinking of ways to bypass the field of vision and form a team, looking for an opportunity to turn the tables.

In the final team battle, Team Two of the 'Underworld lineup' finally won the team battle with difficulty with the advantage that they had accumulated previously and obtained victory in the competition.

The bullet screen comments in this match were even more exciting than the bullet screen comments in the previous match. It perfectly displayed what was called the "Sichuan Face-Changing Opera".

When Team Two was in the lead, the bullet screen comments indicated that there was indeed no problem with the lineup. One could only blame itself for losing with this lineup because they were lousy. The fact that Team One and Two could obtain an early economic advantage with this lineup was enough to explain the problem.

When Team One found a chance to gain advantage and deliver a zero to four to Team Two, the bullet screen comments expressed that this lineup was still not good. Such a high huge lead in economies could be crushed with a single touch. The margin for error was too low.

In the end, the bullet screen comments showed that there was no problem with this lineup when Team Two won the competition. It might not be good at good fights but as long as they obtained enough economic advantages in the early stages, they would still have the capital to take one shot at the later stages.

The two matches, together with the preparation time in between, had played for a total of one and a half hours. During this period, the bullet screen comments in the live-stream did not stop at all. The audience's discussions were simply bursting with life!

Those who thought that there was no problem with the BP and those who thought that there was a problem with the BP were arguing non-stop. A wave of losing or winning directly determined which group of the audience had the upper hand on the bullet screen.

Finally, the two commentators summarized the two matches today.

"Alright, today's two BP verification competitions have been completed. We have roughly tested the actual strength of this so-called 'Underworld Lineup' through the results of the competition."

"The side that chose the 'Underworld lineup' won in both rounds, but the way they won was different."

"Obviously, the advantage of this so-called 'Underworld Lineup' is between the tenth to twenty-fifth minute. Therefore, we cannot have too much economic disadvantage in the early stages. Otherwise, it would be very difficult to snowball during the strong period of the lineup. The entire game would have no chance of winning."

"However, the side that chose this lineup would basically be able to obtain an advantage in the face of strong opponents. This means that this lineup would not be easily targeted in the early stages. If a first-level team is defeated, it can only be said that there is a problem with the tactical use."

"Being able to obtain an advantage steadily is enough to show that this lineup is not as 'underworld' as many viewers think."

"However, whether this lineup can win the competition or not depends on how much economic advantage they can obtain in the mid-stages and whether they are qualified in terms of vision control, propelling tempo, and resource competition in the mid to late stages. The other party will seize the opportunity to form a good team once there are any mistakes. The situation between the two sides might instantly reverse."

"The weaker a team was, the lower the chance of winning the competition through this lineup. That's because the weaker teams are unable to achieve the advantage of this lineup when it comes to vision control, propelling rhythm, and resource competition."

"Therefore, the results of this BP verification competition are as follows: The lineup of both teams would be about 60% to 40% win rate in the hands of two strong teams, and it might be the opposite in the hands of two weak teams. It would be 40% to 60%."

"This BP requires excellent first-tier team setup and the ability to quickly snowball. Once the tempo was broken in the middle, the other party could easily turn the tables. The margin of error is very low. It's best for teams with poor discipline, insufficient practice and not enough proficiency not to try."

"I believe everyone already knows how to split the blame for the GPL league that chose this lineup and suffered a crushing defeat."

"Alright, then this is the end of the BP verification competition. We have already given the 'Underworld BP lineup' option for the next episode on the live-stream page. Which 'Underworld BP' would you want to see the two teams verify next? We welcome your vote!"

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The BP verification competition was over, but the gamers' debate did not subside. Instead, it intensified!

After the first round, the viewers who blamed the coach basically did not say anything. However, after the second round, these viewers revived.

However, the focus of the debate had changed.

"We've already proven that there's no problem with the BP. Can those who criticize the coach apologize now?"

"What the f*ck, didn't the final summary mention? The BP tolerance error rate is too low. Once the rhythm breaks, it's easy to turn the tables. What's more, it requires proficiency. Wouldn't the coach still have to take the blame if he chooses it even though he knows that the players' are not proficient enough?"

"The strong team would have a 60% to 40% possibility of winning while the weak team has a 40% to 60% chance of winning. The blue team in the previous competition was obviously stronger. Is there a problem with the lineup that the coach chose? The coach can't be blamed if the players didn't perform, right?"

"Isn't it the coach's fault that a first-tier team did not take any precautions and ended up losing blood? Go and see how DGE's two teams do it. Defend or attack. That's the difference!"

"There's a gap, but that's the gap between the players.