Tickets for the Katowice major are selling out very fast.

As a loyal offline fan, Jim purchased Katowice offline tickets early and received an official Katowice sweatshirt as a gift. The total price is actually quite expensive.

As one of the people who grabbed the tickets early, Jim was in a very good mood today because the offline competition was about to officially start today.

When he bought the tickets, his friends all said that he was a fool because he had to spend the money to watch the game offline even though he could watch the game on his mobile phone.

But the intensity of the competition this time exceeded the imagination of fans like them.

Tickets for offline competitions have been sold very high by scalpers.

The price is at least ten times higher than the original ticket price, but demand still exceeds supply.

All his former friends were filled with regret, and they all said that Jim was unlucky.

As long as he gives up his tickets now, he can make a lot of money and even get a good skin.

But Jim did not agree to this proposal. He still planned to go to Katowice to watch the game offline.

Even though it might make his body hurt for a while.

But today's game is really something they are looking forward to.

After all, the VC team he is a fan of has reached the quarterfinals of the major.

This time he can also cheer for vc offline.

"Jim, are you okay?" A familiar voice came from downstairs.

Jim knew that this was his little Jerry, so he responded casually, then looked in the mirror to make sure he didn't miss anything, and then walked downstairs.

Jerry came to invite him to watch the game together today.

Jerry got this game from Amway last year, but he only watched the game for half a year.

Unlike Jim, who is a fan of a certain team, Jerry completely feels the atmosphere of the game.

According to what Jerry said, he is just a fan of a strong team, even a championship fan, and is not interested in a certain team.

This made Jim feel a pity that he had been kind enough to give him Amway several times but failed.

"Have you brought everything?"

"It's ready."

After a simple question and answer, the two of them came to a familiar restaurant, intending to fill their stomachs before heading to the UFO Stadium.

But as soon as the two arrived at the restaurant, they found something unusual.

"There must be too many people today." Jerry said strangely, looking at the almost full restaurant.

Jim thought about the answer: "This is the e-sports center of Europe, and the Katowice major is a top-level event that only happens once every few years. No one will not take it to heart."

Jerry nodded and looked at the various team uniforms worn by other people in the restaurant, truly feeling the charm of this city and the enthusiasm of Katowice.

The two of them waited for a long time, and after quickly finishing their lunch, they started to head to the nearest subway station.

They were a little worried, because from what they saw, the queue today might be much more exaggerated than they imagined!

The two of them got on the subway without stopping.

Jerry was still complaining: "There were too many GG fans in that restaurant just now."

"Unfortunately, I didn't see a few VC fans." This incident made Jim a little sad.

But when the two actually entered the subway station, they realized that they were wrong.

There were more people in the subway today than usual. When they entered the subway, they were filled with fans wearing various team uniforms.

These people are old and young, male and female, but most of them are young people.

In the car on their left, people had a funny clown pattern on their chests.

In the carriage on the right, most people have a Chinese character pattern on their chests.

Jim looked at the car on the right, his eyes suddenly lit up, and he felt like he had found an organization.

He also just discovered that there are so many fans of VC.

At this moment, someone in the car on the left shouted slogans:

"let's go gg!"

In today's game, there is a match between vc and gg.

The fans of gg obviously also saw the fans of vc. After looking at each other, they naturally couldn't lose in terms of momentum.

It's like two armies fighting, at least the momentum must be raised.

The VC fans on the right were unconvinced. How could they not know what GG fans were thinking?

However, if you want to provoke, who is afraid of whom?

Led by foreign students from China, the fans in the VC carriage shouted:

"let's go vc!!"

They did not show weakness to each other and shouted at the top of their lungs.

Because they were traveling together, these carriages were all booked by them.

Foreign subways do not have regulations regulating sound, so they don't have to worry too much about shouting.

Amidst shouting at each other, the competition between vc and gg started first in the subway.

Jim also shouted quietly during this shouting:

"let's go vc!!"

As for Jerry, his inner impression of team fans has changed.

…

After several hours of queuing, Jim and the two finally entered the venue in Katowice just as the game was about to start.

The two’s first impression of this flying saucer stadium was the grandeur!

As a European e-sports mecca, it can accommodate tens of thousands of people to watch games. In recent years, it has been considering expansion because insufficient seats are still a problem.

They began to go through their own ticket order and found their location.

Due to poor economic conditions, they could only play at the top of the stadium's stands.

But this does not particularly affect their viewing experience, because there are four huge LED screens directly above, allowing them to clearly see every operation of the players.

The two of them even thought in a funny way that they could clearly see the wear and tear on the skin of the players' firearms.

There was a humming sound throughout the venue, as most of the audience were taking their seats.

They looked at the situation around them and felt relieved.

Most of the people around were wearing VC uniforms, which shows that they are VC fans.

At least this allows them to cheer to their heart's content.

Otherwise, if you buy tickets for the opposing camp, they will cheer with fear and the fans of the other side will be very unhappy.

The spectators found their seats one after another, and the game time was approaching.

In their anticipation, all the lights in the venue suddenly dimmed.

The four huge screens hanging in the middle of the venue also began to introduce the eight teams in the championship group this time in conjunction with the audio.

Their wonderful performance in this game is displayed in the middle of the screen.

As all eight teams were introduced, the lights gradually turned on.

"Next, let us invite a former legendary player to present us with the IEM Katowice trophy!"

Under the guidance of the lights, Jim and the two saw a somewhat unfamiliar oriental face walking toward the center of the stage holding a huge trophy.

"Who is this?" Jerry asked. He had only been exposed to this game for more than a year, and he still couldn't name some of the players.

Jim couldn't give an answer, and he didn't know him.

At this time, an uncle holding a beer in front turned his head and said:

"Some of the strongest people in CSGO were emperors from China."

"But it was all nearly ten years ago." He was a little happy, but also a little sad.

"Was he very strong before?" Jerry asked. He was a relatively strong person.

"You know Team GG, right? Isn't their nickname called Great Manya Club?"

The two of them nodded. They had heard of this nickname given to people outside the circle.

"This guy used to be." The uncle pointed at the person holding the trophy, and then said, "His nickname was Great Manya Player."

"A very deplorable man."

"It's a pity, it has become the history of CSGO now."

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To be continued...