Boss Cheng, true to his reputation as a big shot, remained calm and composed in front of so many players, even managing to chat and laugh as he said, "Yes. How should I put it? I often treat our players to meals, and sometimes they'll play a couple of games with me, which is a lot of fun."
The host smiled and showed Mr. Cheng's "contestant information" page on the big screen.
Boss Cheng, rank "Iron 2"!
I've played over 100 matches recently, and my win rate is 39.1%!
Below the information page, there is also "Peer Review".
The champion mid-laner of the TLM team, known as the man closest to god in League of Legends, commented: "Boss, I really can't carry you anymore. If you can actually get to Bronze this month, could you please give me a raise?"
Boss Cheng also replied below: 【Get lost! I can do it myself!】
The players below are practically dying of laughter!
These bigwigs are all powerful figures in the business world, but when it comes to gaming, they're all complete novices.
After the host announced the names of the players, it turned out that the highest-ranking player was only a Platinum 5-level goalkeeper, and he only managed to avoid falling because his assistant helped him up and down the stairs.
And Chief Engineer Ming, who had been the focus of everyone's attention, did not disappoint.
His placement matches in his first year were Silver 1, and he never played ranked again; his second year was Silver 2, his third year was Silver 3, his fourth year was Silver 4, and his fifth year was Silver 5...
In this year's placement matches, he won two out of ten games, officially becoming a valiant Bronze 1 player!
Players:
"Hahahahahahahahahahaha I laughed so hard tears came out!"
"Charge! Go, leader!"
"Our leader has proven the worth of all bronze-level players! We can do it!"
As for Comrade Xia Cheng, he's just as bad.
After all, he's usually similar to Mingyan in that he doesn't have much time to play League of Legends.
He was placed in Silver 3, then played a couple of ranked games... and then dropped to Silver 4.
In short, these big shots all like playing League of Legends, but their skill level is just so-so.
The reason they accepted the invitation from Blue Star to participate in this exhibition match was because they had discussed it with Xia Cheng at a club meeting.
Don't think that the pros don't like playing anymore!
Many people form or buy League of Legends teams simply because they love the game.
They are ordinary people too, and they also feel excited, thrilled, joyful, or frustrated by the performance of players in professional competitions, so they also really want to go on the field.
It's just that given his skill level, he's too embarrassed to register a silver-level professional player and just go and drag his own team down...
This year's Blue Star Carnival is an excellent stage and a fantastic opportunity!
These bosses are used to being the center of attention, and they are as composed as if they were playing golf together surrounded by bodyguards.
They smiled and shook hands, then drew lots to be assigned to two teams, red and blue.
This team even has team uniforms, which look really professional. You can change them onto each person's virtual avatar with just one click.
Mingyan and Xia Cheng were just assigned to the same team; there was no behind-the-scenes manipulation involved.
Mingyan laughed and said, "Looks like I won't have a chance to beat you up."
Xia Cheng laughed: "Go ahead and hit me, I won't fight back."
Mingyan shook his finger, pointing to the "Unyielding Silver" rank mark on Xia Cheng's chest, and then to his own "Heroic Bronze," saying, "That's why I'm Heroic, and you aren't."
The contestants next to them almost burst out laughing.
"You two better not show off your love later, or the enemy jungler will gank your bot lane relentlessly!"
It must be said that the carnival's exhibition matches still garnered a huge amount of attention.
The audience cheered enthusiastically, just like they were actually at a professional League of Legends match.
The two professional commentators were already in place, offering their critiques of both teams' draft picks and bans, and ultimately drawing a conclusion—
"Is this what Silver players usually think when playing ranked games? They're really unconventional!"
"You choose a swordsman, I choose a ninja, and we're all going to fight like crazy, going at each other the moment we meet."
"In our Brass, only the survivors are qualified to finish off the enemy!"
The big shots were all eager to get started and entered the game.
The large screen displays the director's perspective, while several smaller screens surrounding it are fixed on the different perspectives of the ten contestants, allowing viewers to choose which one to watch.
This match was truly spectacular, leaving the audience completely stunned!
The explanation was also somewhat bewildered—
"Boss Li charged in to fight the enemy assassin right at level one! My god, Boss Cheng last-hit a minion, then last-hit it again, we can't win this time, run..."
"Boss Cheng is back under the tower, with only 10 health left! Boss Li flashes in to attack—"
"It attacked the tower??? And then at the speed of light—"
"He teleported to the ward he just installed at lightning speed???"