novelODS Chapter 357 The Plan of the Attack
Chapter 357 The Plan of the Attack
In fact, Jiang Feng had a more unscrupulous, but also more reliable, ultimate strategy in mind.
That is—a major setback at the start.
The delta has a very unique protection mechanism.
If a player exits the game or disconnects before entering the map, the character will not immediately reappear in physical form on the map.
For example, you quit the game at the start and then you spawn in the second position.
Those two were just a wisp of air.
It has no physical form.
No one can hit you.
In a sense, this is a kind of unparalleled invincibility.
Therefore, when doing 3x3 missions in later generations, players often choose to quit the game at the beginning for some tricky and popular investigation tasks.
Reconnected after 20 minutes. Perfectly avoided the chaotic opening battle.
Once everyone who needed to be fought has been fought and everyone who needed to die has died, and the map has quieted down, then you can swagger off to investigate.
Some underworld missions require completing the investigation within the first few minutes of the game, which can be avoided by quitting the game.
Because the mission timer doesn't start from the beginning of the map, but from the moment you reconnect.
This is similar to playing against the last team. Essentially, both aim to avoid risk.
But Jiang Feng didn't choose that method today.
the reason is simple.
He was live-streaming.
So after landing in the prison, Jiang Feng immediately lay down in the blue car.
Then, in front of nearly a million viewers, he switched back to his desktop, opened his browser, and started scrolling through Douyin (TikTok).
The live stream chat was instantly filled with question marks.
【? ? ? 】
[What are you doing, streamer?]
[Isn't this a challenge? Why are you scrolling through Douyin?]
[The first step of a modern-day Scrooge: slacking off.]
Jiang Feng didn't have any regular comments.
No matter who plays the bomb-and-fly evacuation strategy.
It doesn't matter if you choose Red Wolf, Uluru, or Luna.
Whether you have KD0.1 or KD10.
The first thing to do upon entering the app is the same for everyone: find a place to lie down and start scrolling through Douyin (TikTok).
The most skilled hunters and the most despicable schemers often require the longest patience.
This is what you call Lao Liu's self-cultivation!
Jiang Feng ignored the comments on the screen and didn't watch any other suggestive videos. Instead, he went straight into the live streams of several planners and watched them with great interest.
He was now extremely curious about what kind of pained mask these planners, who usually sat in the office typing in Excel, would wear when they personally went to eat the "3x3 hellish dung" that he had cooked himself!
In my previous life, I never had the chance to witness the planning of torture firsthand.
This life must be fully appreciated.
Many viewers shared Jiang Feng's thoughts.
Several of the planned live streams were quite popular.
Even the smallest number has several thousand people online.
For example, the live streams of three planners with extremely high looks, Yun Shu, He Yingtang, and Su He, have already attracted tens of thousands of viewers.
After all, players follow the game planners' instructions to complete tasks, essentially for only two purposes.
First, we need to see if they truly understand the players.
Second, see them suffer.
Especially the second point.
Many viewers in the live stream were swearing, clearly having been frustrated by completing the 33-quest and coming to the live stream to vent their anger.
The title of the plan carries a very obvious label.
Jiang Feng first clicked into a live stream titled "[A planner with a KD of less than 1.0 teaches you how to solo queue in 3v3!]".
The screen shows a female planner whose movement suggests a "high drop rate"—she likes to walk and aim at the ground. The operator she chose is Dr. Bee, who immediately moves silently upon hearing gunfire.
I've definitely played the game before and I'm very familiar with the maps, but my FPS skills are a bit lacking.
This design is clearly aimed at ordinary players.
The key strategy was to "play it safe," and they stayed hidden in the grass on the dam map until the last ten minutes before daring to approach the mission location.
There's a small hut next to the cement plant's pipeline; the task is to retrieve a quest item.
"Hey guys, did you see that? If I come this late, there'll definitely be no one here."
The female planner confidently shared her experience into the microphone:
"For these kinds of investigation tasks, please don't rush. There's no time limit, so you can wait. With a little patience, the tasks aren't difficult at all~"
With that, she confidently pushed open the door and strode inside.
"Bang!"
After a deafening burst of shotgun fire.
The screen went black instantly.
The female planner, who was chatting happily with the live chat, was startled by the sudden loud noise and nearly dropped her mouse.
She stared at her own corpse, now a box, and fell into a five-second silence.
The live stream chat erupted in a frenzy of excitement.
["Patience," "Don't rush," "It's not difficult"]
[Did you get it? There are really mentally unstable people at the mission points who could wait for you forever!]
[You think you can teach us how to do tasks with this? Your patience is worthless in front of Lao Liu!]
Jiang Feng then clicked into another live stream featuring a 1-2KD player.
This male planner is clearly skilled with his gun and moves smoothly; he chose a strategy of playing in random matches to complete missions.
He was spawned at a dam in this game, in a cement factory.
As soon as they arrived at the cement truck and opened the cement plant, a loud noise was heard, and a shell suddenly appeared on the ground.
At that moment, the planner's eyes lit up.
"Brothers! It's fired! A cannonball!! Holy crap, it's a big red one!!!"
But before he could finish speaking...
A teammate in a random match next to me had such fast hands that it was like he was using eight times the speed, and he stuffed the shell into his bag in one go.
The male planner froze on the spot, as if petrified.
"Why?"
"no?"
"Brother, this is the shell I fired."
"My cannonballs!"
"This is the first time I've ever found a cannonball!"
"Give it back to me!!!"
The teammate who took the shell didn't say a word, turned around and ran away.
The planner was so anxious his eyes turned red. He pulled out a knife and chased after the enemy frantically, wailing in the voice chat as he ran:
"Bro? Bro? Can I have a piece of yours?"
Just as the planner was in a state of extreme anxiety, chasing after his teammates around a corner...
My teammate suddenly exploded and turned into a loot box.
Okay, I've exited the game.
The comments section is bursting with laughter.
The male planner stood there, staring at his teammate's loot box, looking as if his soul had been ripped out.
What followed was a long, deathly silence.
His face grew increasingly red, the veins in his neck bulging, and suddenly he slammed his fist on the table and roared:
"Who the hell came up with the logic for looting cement trucks?!"
"Why aren't the drivers prioritizing picking up items they drop?"
"Why?!?"
Then, with a "rip," the planner jumped up, took off his headphones, and walked out of the camera's view.
You can still faintly hear his roar echoing throughout the office from the background noise of the live stream:
"Programming department! Fix it now!!! Go add priority pickup right now!!!"
The chat room was filled with laughter.
[Hahahaha! I was completely overwhelmed!]
Here it comes, having random teammates is also part of the challenge.
[Designer, this is what you call a real ecosystem, can you feel it?]
[So many planning live streams have come and gone, they all really have something to offer!]