Delta: The First Person at the Peak

Chapter 490 All-Star Onslaught

Jiang Feng smiled.

This competition format was originally designed by him based on the streamer peak competition of his previous life.

The previous generation's top streamer competition was held three times.

That's right.

Three terms.

Both the first and third editions were very successful.

The second edition, however, was noticeably less popular and received less positive feedback than expected.

Why?

A large part of the reason is that the competition organizers have deliberately reduced the competitive elements.

Advancement will no longer rely entirely on rankings.

Instead, a system was introduced where team captains selected members, dividing the contestants into fixed small groups.

Who can stay?

It depends on more than just ability and results.

It also depends on whether the team leader is willing to choose you.

Is this nonsense?

Esports, in the end, has become about interpersonal relationships and social niceties.

Players no longer only need to think about how to play well in the game.

They also need to consider which captain they have a better relationship with, whether their playing style is pleasing, and whether they will be left out because they are not good at socializing.

What's the point then?

Fortunately, the third streamer competition learned from its mistakes.

By reinforcing the importance of individual rankings and returning the competition to its core, the event's reputation and popularity have rebounded.

now.

Yifeng took the initiative to propose using the rules of the Zhengfeng Cup qualifying rounds to host the streamer peak competition.

can only say.

At this moment, the timeline underwent a miraculous repair.

Jiang Feng, referencing the top streamer competition of his previous life, designed the Challenge Cup qualifying rounds.

Now, Delta's official team is referencing the Contest of Champions Cup to organize another streamer peak tournament.

The thought flashed through my mind.

Jiang Feng said with a smile:

"sure."

"This competition format is very suitable for streamers."

"Random teammates, individual ranking, and dual settlement of assets and eliminations."

"It's both competitive and entertaining."

Yi Feng did not end the conversation there.

"And the date for the Mighty Attack Cup has also been set."

"We will officially launch the competition in mid-April after the tournament concludes."

"You organized the Championship Cup so well this time..."

Yi Feng paused, then said, half-jokingly and half-seriously:

"to be honest."

"We are under a lot of pressure right now."

Official tournament.

As a result, a grassroots cup competition took the lead in gaining global influence.

The qualifying rounds are not over yet.

The number of viewers, the level of discussion, the commercial revenue, and the game conversion rate have all broken records one after another.

When it came to the offline stage...

The hype surrounding the second edition of the Championship Cup will only be more intense.

The Fierce Attack Cup, which follows closely behind, is the core tournament officially launched by Delta Force.

Well done.

Naturally, it can handle the massive influx of traffic brought by the Competition Cup.

But what if it's not done well?

The contrast will only make it more obvious.

Speaking of it.

Yi Feng's tone became more serious.

"There's one more thing I need to tell you beforehand."

"There are only eighteen individual invitation slots available for this Fierce Attack Cup."

"Eighteen people, divided into six three-person teams."

Jiang Feng nodded slightly.

This is exactly the same size as the first Fierce Attack Cup in my previous life.

The real change is in the participants.

Yi Feng continued:

"The original plan was to reserve all eighteen spots for domestic candidates."

"However, the first batch of overseas event servers will be completed by mid-April."

"In addition, with the group's newly established globalization strategy, the Mighty Attack Cup can no longer continue to be played behind closed doors."

"So after internal discussions, we decided to give at least ten spots to overseas players."

Jiang Feng raised an eyebrow.

"Ten?"

Eighteen slots available.

Ten of them are overseas.

There are only eight left in China.

This ratio is no longer considered simply a matter of providing care.

It truly deserves strong support.

Yi Feng knew this decision seemed somewhat radical, and patiently explained:

"South Korea, Southeast Asia, Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Latin America."

"We need to take care of the regions that are currently moving the fastest."

"Each region only gets one or two slots; ten slots aren't even enough to go around."

"Since we've decided to go global, we can't just translate the game into a foreign language and then release a few GG cards overseas."

"We need to ensure that local players can truly see people they know and are willing to support in the competition."

at this point.

The second Zhengfeng Cup has already proven this to be true.

Before those overseas athletes participated, overseas audiences were mostly watching Jiang Feng, watching a popular event from China.

However, this can continue as the competition progresses.

They gradually began to support their own country's athletes.

Cheers for a kill.

Excited about the ranking improvement.

It was also a pity that the contestants were eliminated.

Even though these contestants were eventually eliminated, a considerable number of viewers remained.

From supporting one player.

The focus shifted to the entire event.

The "Drop" video that went viral around the world a few days ago is the best proof of that.

Foreign athletes bring far more than just a competition spot.

There's also the country, the region, and countless viewers who share the same emotions behind him.

It's perfectly normal for Delta officials to want to replicate this success.

There was a rare hint of unease in Yi Feng's voice.

"The overseas quota is actually not too difficult to discuss."

"The real problem is the remaining eight spots in China."

"The name that has been decided internally for this project is the All-Star Attack Cup."

"The key is not just about launching a fierce attack."

"And the All-Stars."

This time.

Delta officials haven't even officially issued an invitation yet.

Studios of many top-tier and super-top-tier celebrities, both domestically and internationally, have already contacted the project team to express their willingness to participate.

This is the impact of the Fault Line World Tour.

actor.

singer.

athlete.

Retired FPS professional player.

There are even true international superstars.

Some people are willing to take the initiative to coordinate their schedules.

Some even explicitly stated that they would waive appearance fees.

These people didn't just come here temporarily to ride the wave of popularity.

Many of them regularly share their achievements, supplies, and the big red items they've collected on social media platforms.

Now that the organizers are preparing to hold the All-Star Attack Cup, they naturally want to capitalize on the hype and have some fun.

The project team cannot completely ignore these acts of kindness.

Moreover, each of them represents a huge fan base.

As long as they appear on the field.

This would help Delta reach ordinary viewers who don't normally play games.

and so.

The eight spots remaining in China are not all for game streamers.

Even among the ten overseas slots, several places will be reserved for celebrity guests with genuine global influence.

Yi Feng smiled wryly:

"Based on the invitations we have received so far."

"Of the eight seats in China, only four are actually available for game streamers."

Jiang Feng was slightly taken aback.

"Only four?"

"right."

"And these four people are basically confirmed."

"you."

"Encore."

"Fang Ningxue".

"Plus Fei Yu."