Being personally instructed by Chief Designer Ming is quite an achievement, the kind you can brag about on the forum for a year.
At this point, the assassin "Char Siu No. 3" replied in a rather interesting way.
The envelope background features a beautiful bluebell flower.
After reading it, the marketing person had a strange expression and said to Mingyan, "This player... has a very important background."
Mingyan asked curiously, "A League A player?"
"Yes, and they are among the top 100 in the national competition. The three of them are all very famous national competition players in the Jia League," the marketing representative said. "This time, he also sent us a tutorial video, which was his teacher instructing him on how to operate the business, and the latter said he would provide it to us for free."
Mingyan was surprised and said, "Huh? Such a good player has a teacher? And he's taught three national competition veterans in a row?"
That's a bit too much!
Unexpectedly, the marketing manager took a deep breath: "This teacher's background is even more impressive..."
...
The video post-production was completed one day later.
The main focus is on capturing the three most classic strategic plays in this match: four players holding off the enemy at Baron, one player pushing down the high ground, one player holding off the opponent, four players taking down the Elder Dragon, and finally, a team wipe for both sides, with one player stealing the enemy base to secure the victory.
A standard 41-point push tactic.
The video was eventually uploaded to Bluestar's official website.
The official website is now basically complete, and most players are being redirected from the game.
The popularity of the Minecraft homepage is mainly focused on the endless stream of mod posts, but let's leave that aside for now.
The homepage of League of Legends consistently features in-game news and highlights, including newly released skins, discounts, live streams from several well-known streamers, and popular online game videos.
After discussion, the video was titled "Guerrilla Warfare Essentials! King of Glory Teaches You Strategic Management" and placed at the top of the official website's video recommendations.
Given the recent surge in popularity of League of Legends, this video went viral incredibly quickly.
Overnight, the number of views had reached an astronomical eight-figure figure.
The video comments were already overflowing, but thankfully the administrator had anticipated this and enabled the "random comment playback" function.
Comments flooded in at a rapid pace, expressing the players' amazement and awe.
Mingyan also took a look at the comments when he had some free time.
Most gamers' attitudes are as follows:
[I'm kneeling before you!]
[This game can be played like this?]
[I don't understand! A nearly 10,000 gold advantage, and they're being beaten like dogs, running around everywhere!]
[Begging for a char siu apprentice!]
The assassin is too agile; I couldn't catch him either.
...
Using this match as a vanguard, a group of leading forces quickly emerged on the Blue Star official website.
Besides trying to copy this "4-1 split push" pattern, players quickly developed the "1-3-1 split push" strategy, and then the "full map flow" strategy with three teleports appeared...
Some previously underestimated classes, such as the "Traveler," have suddenly found themselves with unbeatable strategies.
As expected, Chief Designer Ming never makes useless designs. There are no bad professions, only bad players!
[Just kidding, every word my leader says has a deeper meaning! With our intelligence, we just haven't been able to comprehend the divine design yet...]
In just about a week, the word "operations" suddenly became a hot topic.
Players seem to have suddenly realized: I don't necessarily have to fight head-on with the opponent! If I can't beat them with skill, I can crush them with my intelligence!
Moreover, this is another form of victory, and it seems to be even more satisfying to win.
No matter how strong you are, I'll keep pushing my tower.
Ultimately, this is a tower defense game, a contest for a strategic objective! It's not something that can be decided simply by a brawl between two sides.
The misconception that League of Legends had no strategic significance was immediately shattered by the official forces before it could even take hold among players.
Of course, some people will still put up a stubborn resistance.
For example, the haters seized the last opportunity and said: "The reason we got dragged into this and lost the game is all because the red team was too bad..."
What? The red team is also made up of players at the Master rank?
That's their food too!
The ranking system in League of Legends is just awful! Everyone in the chat seems to think they're better than a Challenger!
But at this moment, Mingyan's personal account also posted a message.
[A small favor: Thanks to this player for providing the video recording. (Attachment: Video link) @CharSiuNo.3: Got a severe scolding from the teacher (Image: Aggrieved expression)]
The video provided by "Char Siu No. 3" is a video and audio captured by a camera, which is not suitable for being pushed to everyone on the official platform.
However, it was explicitly stated that it could be sent in a personal capacity, allowing for some interaction with the recipient.