There was no school in the game, so it was a waste of effort to rely on oneself. How could one improve themselves?
It was very simple. In this world, there were things called guides and there were also things called videos. The former was theoretical and was mostly about Instance Dungeons, quests, and professional skills. This type of thing was very comprehensive, but the drawback was that it was relatively basic and superficial. After all, not everyone would take out their own important things to share with others.
As such, they needed something else to help them improve – videos.
Some players recorded their own battles to show off and let others know how good they were. This type of video was similar to a guide, but it also had the problem of being superficial. When Lu Li's level and vision reached a certain level, it couldn't meet his needs anymore.
Later, he began to analyze the competition videos with difficulty.
This type of video could be said to be the highest level of existence in the professional circle. Ordinary players might not even be able to understand it. Lu Li didn't understand it at first, but he didn't give up just because he couldn't understand it. Slowly, under the influence of these videos, his vision became more and more open …
Many of these competition videos were very classic, such as a few videos from the first season of the league.
In a time without Lu Li's rebirth, the top four were The Capital of Glory, Gale Legion, Blood Red War Flag and Drizzle Court. The championship match was between The Capital of Glory and Drizzle Court. Several of the matches were very classic. Among the few maps in the championship match, there was one that Xiao Mo loved. In an interview after the match, he said that he chose this map immediately and didn't think about anything else.
It had to be said that rebirth had helped Lu Li a lot.
Because Ruling Sword had only been formed for a few days, they didn't have many maps, so their ability to adapt to new maps was very poor. The fact that they were able to make it this far in the league could only be attributed to their good luck. At the very least, they hadn't encountered those strange and difficult maps.
However, the maps for the finals were all new. These eight maps had never been seen before.
At this time, it was time to test the overall quality of the club's competitors. From this point of view, the league actually didn't want a new club to fight all the way to the top and embarrass the old teams.
He wouldn't be able to learn anything from the eight maps in just a few days.
Under normal circumstances, Ruling Sword would at most practice each map three to five times. At this level, it would be good if they could even figure out where the map was. The process of elimination wasn't reliable either. If The Capital of Glory chose a map that didn't suit them, then Ruling Sword wouldn't even have time to cry.
Fortunately, Lu Li knew what Xiao Mo would choose. (Xiao Mo: F * ck, this is cheating)
The Snowfield map was the map that The Capital of Glory would choose. Ruling Sword hadn't been training for the past few days; they had been exploring this map. Lu Li dared to say that they definitely wouldn't be training less than the players from The Capital of Glory.
The others didn't understand why Lu Li was so sure that Xiao Mo would choose this map.
Lu Li only said that he had a special channel. He couldn't explain it, so he could only use his authority to grasp the direction of the club's training. However, the others didn't think that Lu Li was imagining things. After all, Ruling Sword had a person that Xiao Mo cared about in the elite group.
She was Darkness!
These past few days, Darkness felt that the eyes of the few big bosses in the club were looking at her very strangely. However, she was beautiful and had long been used to being the center of attention, so she had no idea what the group of people in the club besides Lu Li were thinking.
In any case, when the people from Ruling Sword saw what map The Capital of Glory chose, they all felt that Lu Li was indeed amazing.
"Mu Qiu on standby. Everyone else remember to stick together. Other than the terrain, this map is actually not much different from the big round table. The main thing is to avoid the snow caves and landslides …" Lu Li emphasized as usual.
Everyone had studied this map for a long time. Even if Lu Li didn't say it, they would still know what to do.
Mu Qiu's current development path had just been determined, so there were still some shortcomings. As such, he was also used to being a substitute. Moreover, being a substitute didn't mean that he was valued. As long as he was able to turn the tide after entering the arena, he could also be promoted to a star player. Green Flag Wine, Torrent and the others were keen to be substitutes.
After entering the arena, Lu Li first confirmed the terrain, then followed the route that they had discussed and moved forward.
This map wasn't just as simple as the snow. The terrain under the snow was very complex. There were often snow pits, landslides and snow monsters lying in ambush below.
Snow monsters were a type of long-haired monster with two pairs of fat and powerful limbs. As long as their skills were Knock Away and Trample. Most of them lived alone, but when facing multiple prey, they would call for friends to fight together. If it was just one, it was relatively easy to deal with, but if there were too many of them, even a professional player would have to take a detour.
After practicing this map a few times, one would know that these snow pits, landslides and snow monsters couldn't be avoided by relying on the terrain.
This was because it was hard to say if one could completely memorize the terrain. More importantly, the terrain would change every minute. Originally, the snow might be solid ground, but in the next second, a snow pit might appear and bury you.
A small snow pit was fine, but a large snow pit would suffocate and cause damage to the player's health. They would need someone to rescue them. As for how to rescue them, it was very simple. The system had made it a unique skill. As long as one used this skill on a teammate, after three seconds of channeling, they would be able to be pulled out.
Someone had to scout ahead for everyone, and this heavy responsibility naturally fell on Lu Li's shoulders.
"There shouldn't be any problems where I've been. I believe that the system won't coincidentally spawn a snow pit where I've been. Don't go too close, it'll be troublesome if all of you fall into a snow pit." Lu Li's route was in a zigzag shape, and he could almost 100% eliminate any possible traps in front of him.
"Why don't we just stay in one place and wait for them?" Fei Houzi suggested.
In this kind of icy and snowy environment, there were only two professions that were hostile. One was Thieves. Even with the system's correction for Stealth, it was still easy for them to leave traces. In the eyes of an expert, these subtle traces would be seen as flaws. The other was naturally a Fire Mage. At least in the game, Fei Houzi hated this kind of weather.
"This is the championship match. If we're so passive, we might as well not fight at all," Lu Li shook his head.
Although he was a pragmatist, since he was in this position today, it was impossible that he didn't have the vision of a qualified leader. This championship match wasn't just about fighting for the championship. It was about building a reputation in the professional circle, laying the foundation for an esports spirit, and forming a club culture that would be passed down from generation to generation.
If Ruling Sword's players didn't move, then The Capital of Glory's players would actively look for opportunities to attack. If they were killed by the snow monsters, then Ruling Sword would naturally win.
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