my gaming boyfriend

Chapter 164
Wang Hongsheng's explanation is really flawless.

Du Lin shrugged: "Alright, this explanation makes sense."

Du Lin fast-forwarded the screen recording of the game to 2 minutes later, when Jiang Huaichu's game character was searching the house on the second floor of the "first" building downstairs in the C building.

Du Lin paused his perspective on the frame where Jiang Huaichu shot.

What can be seen now is that when Jiang Huai went to the small room on the first day of the junior high school, he found someone squatting on her and shot her immediately.

The man squatting on her was Ma Hui.

Du Lin pulled in the screen recording frame by frame. Here Ma Hui was clearly seen squatting and moving left and right, and then quickly raised his gun to shoot.

Moving the snake skin and aiming at the person to shoot is a technique that every player of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is familiar with.

When you shoot, move around so that the enemy can't hit you.

But this kind of technique must be practiced for a long time, otherwise it will be difficult to improve the accuracy, so when facing the gun, it depends entirely on the results of each player's daily training.

Du Lin paused the screen recording again: "Ma Hui's back is facing the window of the small room at this time. When he is squatting, the people on the opposite floor cannot see it."

Du Lin moved his camera down a bit and saw that Wang Hongsheng had poked his head out on the "first" floor, aiming at Jiang Huaichu.

Du Lin is a professional e-sports data analyst who is able to grasp these small details best. He asked: "What actions will the game character make when squatting and moving?"

When Du Lin mentioned this point, Jiao Xingwen understood it all at once, and suddenly realized: "The character in the game is originally in a squatting state. Just now, when Ma Hui moved left and right to shoot, the character would stand up a little to facilitate movement."

Du Lin said: "That's right, let's continue."

Jiao Xingwen was embarrassed by the praise, but he continued: "Generally, the window frame of this kind of house is not very high. When the character squats down, it can just cover the top of the head. If the character walks along the window, it will Show half of your head."

And this half of the head is fatal to professional players.

Not to mention the head, they can hit even half the arm.

At this time, Wang Hongsheng in the opposite building could clearly see two people.

One is Ma Hui with half of his head exposed by the window frame.

One was Jiang Huaichu who was stuck by the door frame with half of his body exposed.

When Jianghuaichu and Ma Hui met each other, they quickly shot at each other, and Wang Hongsheng also installed a quadruple mirror stabilizer gun on the M416, pointing the gun at Jianghuaichu.

Jiang Huaichu was eliminated from the firepower of the two people, and Ma Hui's obvious black head had been swaying by the window frame for so long, and Wang Hongsheng actually put away the gun and reloaded it.

At this time, there were more than twenty bullets in his magazine.

Du Lin asked him: "Then tell me what kind of operation you are doing. You are at the level of entering the PUBG youth training camp, and you still have the habit of reloading? Or are you deliberately releasing water?"

Wang Hongsheng opened his mouth: "I...I just didn't see..."

Du Lin tuned back a few seconds, and when Wang Hongsheng was reloading his gun, Ma Hui went over to lick his bag carelessly, exposing half of his back.

In the video, Wang Hongsheng manipulated the game character to skip past this window and leave.

Du Lin asked again: "Didn't you see this too?"

Just now, some people didn't believe that Wang Hongsheng was playing fake matches, but when this scene came out, they had nothing to say.

A figure of this size is exposed in front of the eyes, is this also called not seeing?
Don't eSports require eyesight?
(End of this chapter)