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"Then, let's start watching the livestream. They'll be entering the arena in 15 seconds," Zhang Zhen skillfully ended Dark Wind's commentary on the previous match.
The two of them stirred up the atmosphere and the match began.
This was a grassland map. It was very wide, but it was useless. Everyone could see each other when they looked up.
The moment Lu Li appeared, the audience erupted in cheers.
To be honest, these normal players knew many of Lu Li's achievements, but very few of them had seen him in person. This kind of livestream felt very real. It was as if Lu Li was standing in front of them.
Normal people worshipped heroes, and Lu Li was their hero.
"Because we don't have the relevant damage data, we can't determine Lu Li's health. However, there's no doubt that the level 26 Lu Li's equipment is very good," Dark Wind said passionately.
Zhang Zhen nodded in agreement. "Similarly, his two teammates are also very strong, especially the Cleric girl, Sanyue Yu. Many people regard her as the number one Cleric in Dawnlight."
The intelligent camera obediently gave Sanyue Yu a close-up.
Beautiful women were welcomed everywhere. Girls who were beautiful and could play games well were the perfect goddesses in the hearts of gaming otakus.
"Sanyue Yu's skills are still a bit lacking," Dark Wind said calmly. "Moonlight is the real expert, and he …"
He paused. In the end, he didn't reveal what many people in the circle had guessed, that Moonlight was the once famous Vampire. [Love ↑ Go △ Little ↑ Say △ Net w
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Relying on one's own eyes to analyze a god's equipment and characteristics was called a skill. Relying on assumptions to expose a god's secret was called gossip. A truly skilled commentator would never use such a lowly method.
Moreover, it was easy for a god to dislike it.
As long as a god publicly said that the commentator's behavior was inappropriate, his fans would spontaneously boycott the commentator.
Of course, there were also commentators who were famous for their sharp tongues, but Dark Wind was not one of them.
"The players on the other side have also come out. A Warlock, a Knight, and a …" There were only two people that could be seen, which meant that the third person had gone into Stealth.
Dawnlight didn't have absolute fairness, but it always pursued balance. At the very least, there wasn't a combo that could sweep all opponents with just two people.
"Teacher Wind, do you think the third player is a Thief or a Druid?" Zhang Zhen asked.
It wasn't that he didn't know how to analyze. As a host, his responsibility was to cooperate with the commentator and coordinate the topic, not to stand out.
"It should be the classic three-player Druid, Mage, and Knight combination," Dark Wind replied. He suddenly raised his voice and shouted, "Alright, Lu Li has also started to enter stealth. Let's open up our omniscient view and see who his target is."
The so-called omniscient view was to observe everything in the field from the perspective of a bystander, including the stealthy targets.
The audience saw that the third person was indeed a Druid.
And Lu Li, who was also in Stealth, was approaching the opponent at an extremely fast speed. His movements were very decisive, as if he wasn't worried about being discovered at all.
"His target is … the Warlock," Dark Wind said quickly. "Looks like Lu Li is planning on taking out the opponent's cloth-armored classes in one go. I'm afraid it'll be very difficult to kill him alone. I wonder if Moonlight can provide him with firepower?"
"Moonlight is moving. He's charging forward. Teacher Wind, isn't this a bit too early?" Zhang Zhen didn't understand.
"Moonlight's playstyle has always been very bold." Dark Wind didn't understand either, but he had a lot of experience and gave a very intuitive reason.
Moonlight was indeed bold. He went straight for the Warlock and Knight, and when the Knight entered his attack range, he immediately used Charge.
In a fight between experts, Charge wasn't a 100% success rate.
The Knight's technique wasn't simple either. He immediately took a step to the side, trying to make this Charge miss.
Unfortunately, Moonlight wasn't the kind of person he thought he was. The direction of his Charge drew an arc at the crucial moment, and he still crashed into the Knight.
On the other side, Lu Li dealt a Sap to the Warlock.
However, this Warlock wasn't weak either. He used an alchemy item and dealt -1 to -1 damage to himself. The damage wasn't high, but the Sap effect was naturally gone.
This was the most effective way for normal classes to deal with Sap, provided that you used your alchemy potion before the Sap hit your head.
In this life, this was the first time Lu Li had encountered such a situation, so he was a little careless.
Sanyue Yu was also in trouble. The opponent's Druid wasn't a pure healer. He had a lot of offensive skills, and his attack power was very high as well. He was dealing a lot of damage to Sanyue Yu.
The two commentators were worried about the situation on the battlefield, and they were a little distracted.
They were worried that Lu Li would finish the battle quickly. If he ended the battle in 20 to 30 seconds, then they wouldn't have anything to say.
At this moment, they were worried that Lu Li and the others would lose.
If they lost, then they would lose a lot of face. All the praises they had said before were like slapping their own faces.
The stands were bustling with activity, and everyone was focused.
Not being able to Sap the Warlock was out of Lu Li's expectations, but that was it. After chasing after the Warlock and attacking a few times, he suddenly twisted his wrist, and his dagger stabbed the Warlock's shoulder, causing a flower of blood to bloom.
System: Shadowstrike Skill Completion 81%, caused 88% skill damage, target is stunned for 1 second.
"Why is the Warlock being controlled? What skill was that?" Zhang Zhen obviously knew that it was an 80% Skill Completion in Manual Mode.
For the sake of commentary, he had to ask this question on behalf of the majority of the audience.
In the end, he said, "Everyone, don't think that an 80% Completion Rate is a simple matter. As far as I know, there have been players who have achieved a 90% Completion Rate while standing still and fighting monsters. However, when it comes to PvP, very few people can achieve an 80% Completion Rate." Dark Wind explained.
As they spoke, the Warlock was already under Lu Li's control.
In order to not be controlled by the Warlock's pet Succubus, Lu Li even activated Shadow Cloak. Dark Wind was experienced and knowledgeable, so he took the opportunity to explain to everyone how amazing Shadow Cloak was.
In fact, a large portion of the Shadow Cloak skills on the market came from Lu Li's hands. He was a professional player, and his goal was to earn money. He couldn't put it aside because he was worried about the enemy.
Moonlight suddenly abandoned the Paladin, and the Charge skill, which had just come off cooldown, brought him to the Warlock's side.
Whirlwind!
"This is just too amazing! What an amazing combination! Oh, what's even more amazing is that Lu Li used his signature special effect. His target is … the healer. That's right, the Druid has been crowd-controlled. The Warlock is finished!"
As soon as he finished speaking, the Warlock was killed by Moonlight.
The pitiful Warlock had lost a lot of HP from Lu Li's attacks, and he was also being controlled. He had to endure the destruction of the entire Whirlwind skill. It would be strange if he didn't die.
The Paladin currently had no protective skills, so he couldn't be saved. The only person who could save him was the Druid, who had been lured away by Sanyue Yu. When he saw that the situation was not good, he ran over to support Lu Li. By the time he was freed from Lu Li's control, the Warlock was already beyond saving.
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