Yu Jin couldn't help but stick out his tongue again, and explained tangledly:

"If other people know that you are gold, the game may deliberately target you."

"Because many players in the Korean server now regard you as a big enemy, especially...there may be people behind it who are adding fuel to the flames."

Almost all high-level players have experienced being sniped in ranked games.

After all, there are only those with high scores. After excluding the parts that are not online, as long as you are ranked at the same time, there is a high probability that you can hit them.

This is even more obvious in Hanbok, which has a smaller population.

When Coffee won the championship, everyone in the Korean server was trying to find ways to snipe Coffee. In the first few minutes, 3 or 4 people would surround the middle lane.

There are even many high-scoring mid laners who are proud of being able to solo kill Coffee in the rank.

If Jin Xin was an ordinary passerby player, it wouldn't have caused a particularly obvious sniper attack like Coffee did at that time.

But Jin Xin's identity is different.

Who is Jin Xin?

Don't forget, he is a member of the Chinese national team who just won the Asian Games finals in front of all the Korean players, and he is also the one with FMVP qualifications!

How dare such a person come to the Korean server to rank?

Other Korean server players will definitely want to "arrange" Jin Xin in their ranks.

Yu Jin's mentality is also very tangled.

He also hopes that Jin Xin can stand up to the real ID and defeat all snipers in the rankings, and truly let the players in the Korean server see what it means to be the "number one at the top of the canyon."

But if you are sniped every time, the game experience will actually be very poor.

Not just gank attacks from opponents.

The top lane is an "orphan" lane, and it will be very uncomfortable to be played in the jungle, in the middle jungle, or even in the middle and middle jungle;

What Yu Jin is more afraid of is the actors in Korean clothing.

In the past, whether he was playing in Top of the Canyon or in Korean Server, he had been put in a bad mood by the crew.

This group of people may not have much frontal strength, but they are capable of underhanded tactics.

Line up with your teammates, and then do some secret "little tricks".

For example, when it’s time to form a group to compete for neutral resources, they inexplicably run to lead the line;

Or it may be that the big and small dragon benefits have been obtained, and the team can make a lot of money by retreating, but the actors inexplicably turn around and start the team.

There are many actors in high-level segments who specialize in performing similar tasks without exerting effort, or performing reverse-rhythmic operations.

Their account scores are not important, nor do they care about the experience of other teammates, because the actor's task is to rely on "acting" to guide the outcome of the game.

When Yu Jin was scheduled to be in the actors' bureau before, the feeling of fighting was as disgusting as eating something.

The game is equivalent to 4 vs. 5, or even 4 vs. 6. The probability of winning is not high. In addition, due to the advantage of the opponent, his equipment level is ahead, his record is not good, and the live broadcast effect has also deteriorated.

Some actors and crew will even blatantly threaten high-level players. The anchor:

Either you have to pay them protection fees regularly to have a normal game experience, or else you have to attack them at fixed points and use various obstacles to increase your points.

When Yu Jin was still a young anchor, he was threatened by the crew for a period of time, which forced him to use a new account every once in a while to prevent being sniped by the crew.

The problem of actors in high-ranking games also exists in the Korean server, and the nature is equally bad.

"Brother Jin, Kog's top laner 746 used to play solo in the Korean server, but was sniped by an actor... Well, anyway, he rarely played in the Korean server since then, and his rank is basically at the top of the canyon."

Yu Jin hesitated for a moment, but decided to remind Jin Xin.

Many local players in the Korean server have an abnormal sense of honor in the competition area.

If they meet a star player from the LPL division and form a teammate, they may rather lose a game than drag the LPL player into the water with him.

Anyway, the meaning is very clear, that is, I don’t intend to let people improve their scores.

This kind of operation is a common routine for Korean server players, and Yu Jin has seen it many times.

After listening to Yu Jin's introduction, Jin Xin narrowed his eyes slightly:

"Oh? Actor?"

"It's okay, I'll just use this ID and don't need to change my name."

"Try it first."

"Sure," Yu Jin didn't say much. After selecting the team role he wanted to take on, he pressed the ranking button.

The two immediately entered the matching queue.

Regardless of whether he persuaded Jin Xin or not, Yu Jin at least got vaccinated in advance in his live broadcast room and Jin Xin's live broadcast room.

Currently, as the anchor of the Douyu platform, he must help Jin Xin maintain his image.

Let's talk things out in advance. If we are really attacked by an actor, even if we lose, it will be due to objective factors and Jin Xin cannot be blamed.

Facts have proved that Yu Jin's words did have an effect.

At this time, in the two people's live broadcast room, there were also various comments about the actors on the barrage:

"One thing to say, the number of actors in the Korean server is really large, not much different from the top of the canyon, especially when there are fewer people in the queue during the day!"

"Some time ago, the anchor battle was obviously arranged by the crew. When he checked the results during the live broadcast, he found that three of the four teammates in one game were actors!"

"Yes, there are more Chinese anchors going to Hanbok recently, and there are many organized and disciplined actor groups popping up there!"

"Actors are really annoying!"

"It ruins the gaming experience and makes the audience sick to watch!"

"The reports are not clean. The cost of practicing a trumpet account is too low! Some people even borrow their accounts to become actors!"

"And some actors are related to certain handicaps... they all know it!"

Viewers on the live broadcast platform may not have high scores in their own game level, but it doesn't matter because they can watch the live broadcasts of high-scoring anchors.

In the battle on the p platform, many Chinese anchors have recently flocked to the Korean server. With their skills, they can fight vigorously. If they add an anti-Korean gimmick, the live broadcast effect will be much better.

But once you bump into the actors in the crew, the experience of both the host and the audience plummets.

A few days ago, another major League of Legends anchor on the Douyu platform, a retired professional player, was arranged by an actor one after another for the whole night when he was competing in Korean server ranking.

Later, when the battle was played, his mentality exploded, and he checked the records of his teammates during the live broadcast.

After checking the results, I found that several of his teammates were not online for ten and a half days, and then suddenly came online and were matched into his game.

Moreover, the positions chosen in the rank are also very confusing. You can play in the midfield, assist shooting, or have any responsibilities.

All in all, at first glance, it seems that he is not the kind of player who seriously intends to score points!

At that time, Battle was so angry that he directly called his former club manager before retiring and asked to contact the official to report the ban, and the matter reluctantly came to an end.

Now Jin Xin is also planning to rank in the Korean server, and the live broadcast is on again. It is almost foreseeable that the army of actors in the Korean server will not sit back and watch his unscrupulous winning streak!

Just a few dozen seconds passed, and a reminder popped up on the Korean server client:

The match was successfully matched!
Chapter completed!