novelODS Chapter 22 Battlefield? Unfamiliar! Beacon Fire? God!
Chapter 22 Battlefield? Unfamiliar! Beacon Fire? God!
I can't hold it in anymore, I really can't hold it in anymore.
The most hilarious thing is that the comments are actually quite true. Delta has 1 million monthly active users, and at least 7000 million of them are Battlegrounds players. Various competitions are in full swing. The Battlegrounds in Season 2 is indeed a "little brother mode".
Jiang Feng was grateful for the recognition of his strength from the comments, but he knew very well that everything would be different in Season 3. It could be said that Season 3 would be the season when the Fire Zone truly took off, while the current Season 2 was just the stage of building momentum.
Those Delta streamers who later became internet sensations—Lin Shu, Haotian, Yang Qijia…—all of them started to emerge in Season 3. Besides their own skills, the key factor was the explosive growth of gamers and the major reshuffling of the streaming industry in Season 3!
The chat was even more heated than he had expected:
【Seriously? You have so many streamers on the big battlefield, isn't that enough for you? We've found a hidden gem of a new streamer, and you're already telling us to switch careers? Be kind!】
[Battlefield dog, get out of here! Get out of the tomb raiding livestream!]
[Remember this, streamer: on the big battlefield, you're just a nobody; but if you stay in the battlefield, we'll support you as the God of Attack!]
[Am I the only one who feels the thrill of raiding for gold and red gems is ten times better than farming fries in a large battlefield?]
Don't hinder your streamer's development; the real test is in the big battlegrounds! Switch to the big battlegrounds for a surge in popularity, join a team, win championships, and take off!
Jiang Feng was genuinely surprised as he watched the scrolling comments on the screen. In his live stream room in the "Beacon Fire Zone," the players from the "Great Battlefield" and the "Gold Rush" were actually arguing evenly.
This actually made him feel more confident. According to the trajectory of his previous life, the Beacon Zone soared to new heights after S3, and the current 100 million daily active users are definitely not the limit. This number should at least triple!
Don't you see on that platform, all the novels about the Delta are about tomb raiding and massive battlefields? Which one are you talking about?
Jiang Feng sighed with emotion. The future was bright, the opportunity was right in front of him, and he was about to get a piece of the pie. Now that the flames of war had shifted to the battlefield, it was no different from joining the National Revolutionary Army in 49.
Jiang Feng cleared his throat and said in a deep voice into the microphone, "The anchor is a beacon of fire in life and a beacon of fire in death, okay? Lock onto the beacon of fire and never let go!"
"To me, Feng Huo is the true god! Maybe one day it will be the other way around, and you guys will have to persuade the Great Battlefield streamers to switch to Feng Huo for a living."
After this display of loyalty, the live stream went silent for half a second, followed by a barrage of comments about "God of Fierce Attack," and the gift effects just wouldn't stop.
"Wow, nine packages!" Corporal Ke finally arrived late, and his eyes widened instantly when he saw nine neatly arranged, unopened boxes on the ground.
"Wow, M7! Wow, six sets! Wow, five sets! I'm going to faint from exhaustion!" Anke almost buried his head in his bag. Being Jiang Feng's opponent was no different from encountering a ghost, but being Jiang Feng's teammate was incredibly enjoyable!
"Is the boss fat?" Jiang Feng asked with a smile.
"So fat! So fat!"
Was it worth the boss's carnival spree?
"Worth it! Worth it!"
Anke was so engrossed in licking the bag that she couldn't even lift her head. The comments section was like watching a mukbang, with everyone saying they were drooling.
[Can I get on board by swiping the carnival card? I want to show off my bag too!]
[It's just shouting "666" from behind, I can do that too!]
[How much does a live streamer cost per day? DM me! I have money!]
Thanks to Anke's influence, besides the initial streamer Feng Qingyang, there were still quite a few viewers with significant spending power in the live stream. Seeing the comments from viewers wanting to join, Jiang Feng explained:
"Because I'm currently doing the 30-day, 30 billion challenge, I'm supposed to only play solo and not carry anyone. But today was a special case. I ran into Anke twice in a row and even made him cry. It was fate, so I carried Corporal Anke a few times."
Anke suddenly stopped looting the bag, walked up to Jiang Feng, and then dropped the guns one by one.
M7, Scar-H, M700.
"Sir, you can have all of these. I'll just eat what you leave behind." Anke's voice was soft as she cautiously asked, "Then... can you take me with you tomorrow?"
The live stream chat instantly erupted in excitement, with viewers bursting into laughter in the comments.
[What?! Is this really An Ke? Where did her fierce, aggressive playstyle go? Her character has collapsed!]
[Previously: I hated those lazy bums who did nothing but hang around eating. Now: I'm a lazy bum, and it's actually pretty good!]
[As expected, no one can escape the "it's actually good" phenomenon! Even a tough girl can turn into a sweet little girl for the sake of Huffcoins!]
[Haki, you're using all your charm on the male lead just to get a bun! Who can resist that?!]
An Ke looked at the screen full of "tea tea tea" and secretly glared at the comments. So what if it's tea? I can hitch a ride with Jiang Feng and eat to my heart's content every day. I'll tea you all to death!
"Tomorrow? Uh, I have class tomorrow night." Jiang Feng's straightforward answer made the viewers in the chat laugh so hard they bent over, and someone even sent a sports car emoji: "The streamer knows how to refuse."
[Anke is having an existential crisis. Where did my irresistible charm go?!]
[An Ke: Take this charm! Jiang Feng: I have evening self-study.]
[You've misunderstood Hachiman. He brought Anke not for money or her looks, but simply because she got beaten up and cried, and he's here to pay for her medical expenses!]
[The person upstairs is right! This is humanitarian compensation!]
"Eat up, I, the mighty dragon, won't fight with a greedy pig for food."
"These guys are so fat, enough for the two of us to eat. And you deserve a lot of credit for our victory this round with those three AWs!"
Jiang Feng's words belatedly triggered an even more intense discussion in the live chat:
[Holy crap! I just realized what was happening, and Jiang Feng already fired three shots this round?!]
[Just as Xue Rengui pacified the Tianshan Mountains with three arrows in ancient times, now Hakifeng's three shots have wiped out the entire aerospace industry? That's terrifying!]
[Not only is your marksmanship good, but your understanding of the map is also so accurate. You deserve to be punished.]
[Let's have a rational discussion and avoid starting arguments. Is Jiang Feng currently the strongest?]
[They're already hyping it up on the first day it airs? That's really making things complicated.]
Jiang Feng ignored these discussions. In Delta Force, discussing a streamer's skill based on their live game performance is like comparing apples and oranges; the quality of the games is worlds apart, and they can't compete against each other. It's like talking to a brick wall.
The only truly fair and convincing competition can be officially organized events, such as the later Big Red Cup and the Streamer Peak Tournament, which are his real stage!
In his previous life, Haotian became famous in the Great Red Cup, while Lin Shu suffered a major setback!
Unless it's a completely unplayable match, the intensity of ranked games is far inferior to that of professional matches! Professional matches are where true skill is tested. If you can dominate in ranked games, then professional matches become like a roadside game, which is just ridiculous.
Jiang Feng was well aware of his weakness – his marksmanship! In ranked matches of average difficulty, it wasn't a big deal; missing one or two shots was forgivable. But in a real match, even the slightest mistake could ruin the entire game.
Therefore, Jiang Feng was always very clear about what he needed to do.
First, increase your reputation. The Fierce Attack Cup is an official invitation-only tournament with only a few dozen spots available. Without a reputation, you simply cannot get a ticket.
Second, improve your skills and marksmanship so that you can beat a prodigy in the competition and shock everyone!
What? You're saying college students should study hard? (This should be a meme.)