Today is the trial broadcast of the official live broadcast room, and many anchors have been invited to join in as an opening entertainment game.
Many players come to watch the fun even if they are not participating. Those who are planning to participate will naturally take a look in advance to avoid any problems.
Because the first competition was a team competition, N∩ and Dou Bi Han invited a number of anchors they were familiar with to be guinea pigs. Since time was short, they formed four teams of twenty people to compete against each other.
The host’s fans also came in to support him enthusiastically, and the live broadcast room soon became crowded.
The three commentators appeared in the commentary booth: Long Ge on the right, Dou Bihan on the left. Their avatars appeared at the bottom of the screen, with the control interfaces of the various teams displayed above.
After the rules were explained, the entertainment competition between the anchors began.
As the game began, the four teams quickly got into the groove. Every player was fully focused on the game, and the tense and exciting decisions made the audience hold their breath.
N∩'s Night Sky Hidden Moon team and Dahayu's team on the other side performed brilliantly, quickly reaching the third floor and drawing cheers from the audience. The scoring rules were also revealed at the bottom of the screen, with scores calculated based on the number of levels completed, the collections obtained, and the operators captured.
Ordinary levels are worth ten points, emergency levels are worth twenty points, each collection is worth five points, and operators are worth six points based on their star rating, with six stars worth six points, three stars worth three points, and Elite 2 not counting towards the score.
You might have noticed a blind spot here: why does not reaching Elite 2 count? Luo Bo's original intention was to allow experts to play with fewer Elite 2 six-stars, so that it would be more challenging.
Otherwise, if you catch six-star characters like Water Chen and 42, and then beat them up to E2, what's the point? Shadow Puppet isn't difficult to begin with, even for the experts. There are a lot of guides coming out lately, some even teach you step-by-step how to get to all three endings. How can you play without making it a bit more difficult?
Furthermore, there are off-field requests for help at the end of the team competition. Compared to Shuiyue, these requests are not that outrageous.
After the match began, each team showed off their unique skills, and the competition entered a fierce stage. Because each team was not allowed to capture the same six-star operators, even in a leisure match, these streamers played very well.
It was originally an entertainment event, but in the end, the team led by Yekong Yinyue and another anchor named Zhengzheng Mule successfully won the victory with their superb skills and perfect cooperation.
The other two died suddenly halfway through, and they didn't have the opportunity to get six stars, so they were directly rushed home by monsters.
After that, the two winning teams had the final competition, simulating tomorrow's official competition, and finally they started to ban operators.
Through random dice rolls, Shuichen Thorn and Kel'tsit were banned, leaving the remaining two teams with painful masks on their faces. Five people couldn't even use duplicate six-stars, which meant they were going to jail.
In the end, both teams died suddenly in the middle of the game, but Yekong Yinyue's team died later, so their average score was higher than the other side, and they won.
This trial entertainment competition not only feasted the eyes of the audience, but also made many spectators think more about how to be fully prepared for the upcoming official competition.
Mule Bo was watching the live broadcast room from behind. There was no lag or other problems, and he was also notified that the trial broadcast was over.
Several winning anchors were given a captain each as a token of appreciation, and those who did not win were also given a blind box as a thank you for participating.
Many teams fell into deep thought after seeing the rule that six stars could not be repeated. These anchors might not be as good as the high-level players, but they were also people who could come up with low-spec guides on weekdays, so their skills were not that bad.
If your teammate uses Water Thorns, how many operators can you use? Or if your usual operator is given to your teammate, what do you do?
Many teams also thought about this matter and discussed it overnight.
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After Luo Bo started broadcasting, fans came in to ask about tomorrow's game.
Tomorrow is the beginning of the month, and the competition will begin after the Puppet Shadow update. Registration will be held during the day, with a minimum team size of five. Luo Bo also revisited the image he had already posted on social media.
Each of the five players must have at least one account, but there are no restrictions on account swapping. Furthermore, you cannot substitute players to help teammates during the game; you can only ask for help off-field, three times per player.
The other rules were technical monitoring. Luo Bo jokingly told the commentator, "Don't try to cheat. I've hired some technical monitoring from Pharaoh. If you're caught cheating, your account will be banned. Remember that."
Many viewers laughed after hearing this and said they didn't know how to do it.
"How could I possibly cheat? But others might not. [Funny]"
"You kid, you're done playing, right? [Funny]"
"No way, it's not a recreational match, right?"
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After a question-and-answer session in the evening, many people signed up to join in the event, as participation is what matters.
End the broadcast early. If Luo Bo goes to bed early, he will have a busy day tomorrow.
Elsewhere, the night's strategy teams had also finished registering and were being assigned tasks. Off-site help was crucial, and many teams had come to their senses and placed their military advisors off-site so that five people could call for help at the same time.
This prevented the strategist from being on the field and unable to help others, and also allowed the team to control the highest and lowest scores. There was a supplementary item in the competition schedule that everyone only saw at the end.
If the scores are the same, the highest and lowest scores will be counted and compared to determine the ranking.
In this way, the off-field strategist can also observe who has the highest and lowest scores and make reasonable arrangements. The on-field personnel can also directly arrange when to call for help from the off-field and when they must call for help from the off-field.
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A night passed and it was December 1st.
The last registration time is early in the morning, and the registration for the team competition ends at noon.
The preliminaries started at 12 noon, and the live broadcast room started broadcasting early in the morning.
The list of participating teams scrolled across the screen in the livestream: the "E2-kill" team, the "Kalan" team, the "Bowei" team...
Those who did not participate also came in early to watch. Luo Bo started staring at the live broadcast room of the game early in the morning. There was the interface on the top and rolling advertisements and sponsors on the bottom.
It looks a bit like the news broadcast, and many players are looking forward to the exciting operations of the strategy teams.
The expansion ending was updated early in the morning. It took a lot of effort for everyone to trigger it, but the difficulty was a bit tricky.
In addition, many new levels have been added, and the competition will start in the afternoon. Many teams have not finished all the levels even if the competition starts in the early morning.
That is to say, the top few large strategy groups can use people to increase progress and obtain a lot of data.
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