Gao Ran really didn't expect that when the team arrived at the airport, there would be so many fans waiting for them at the airport.
"Come on!"
"Come on, high fuel! Come on, dream!"
When we got off the bus, everyone was stunned, and Chen Tianxin burst into laughter.
"Fan circle team, please give me more advice."
Xia Feichi also joked with the Tianba team members next to him.
Gao Ran's high popularity will inevitably bring him such a scene. Gao Ran said hello politely, and what slogans did he hear these fans shouting?
Does he already have a cheering slogan?
"Honestly, how do you feel now? Are you feeling a little refreshed?"
Xia Feichi poked Gao Ran with a sly look, and whispered beside Gao Ran.
"To be honest, there is indeed a little bit..."
"Just a little?"
"Just a little."
"Fine."
This kind of star-like treatment does make people feel a little elated. If Gao Ran hadn't won the TI championship, he might have been addicted to this feeling.
But Gao Ran vividly remembers the cheers of the fans when he won the TI championship.
That sense of accomplishment was hundreds of times different from the cheering sense of accomplishment now.
What can I say about that sense of accomplishment? It was as if everyone was cheering for a high-burning performance with burning blood.
That feeling is wonderful.
"let's go."
"I feel like it will be over if you don't win this time."
Tianba's ace player Lin Shu also said with a smile.
Originally, the e-sports circle and the rice circle were two different circles, but now they are integrated into one because of one person.
Dream had a lot of controversy before, and now it's even more controversial.
Gao Ran also shook his head.
Several teams competing in the PCS World Championship experienced this kind of card for the first time.
"Let's go, we'll be there in a minute."
…
The five professional teams are very familiar with each other, but the relationship between some teams is not very close.
Except for one team, PeRo.
This team can chat with everyone. XDD is also a famous social butterfly in the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds circle and has very good relationships with many teams.
In less than 3 hours, the plane landed at Seoul Airport.
"It feels a little weird that South Korea is coming to play."
Xia Feichi said seriously after getting off the plane.
Gao Ran also understood what he meant and said with a smile:
"The flight time was too short, right?"
"A little."
Now Xia Feichi feels that he is in the middle between going abroad to play games and playing games at home.
South Korea and China are very close, and many Koreans can even speak Chinese.
"Hey, why don't you jump a little bit and change?"
"It's better to compete with GenG."
Myl, a player from PeRo, also asked.
This is an issue that they are very concerned about.
"Let's take a look."
This issue has been discussed within the Dream team before. This is the point where they are most comfortable. The Dream team has not been established for a long time, and a tactical system has not yet been understood.
Changing the jump point before the game is definitely courting death.
"Niu, compete with others for jumping points on their home court!"
Myl gave a thumbs up and said.
Godv also said:
"Let me tell you, if you can fight GenG 50-50 or suppress GenG in training matches, GenG will definitely let you."
"The Korean team's style is very utilitarian. They can give up their jump points for results."
The utilitarian thing Godv talks about is naturally not a derogatory term.
Professional e-sports is about utilitarianism. Professional commentators often say that Chinese e-sports should learn from Korean e-sports.
People really treat him as a professional. The coach is the authority and the players are the players. If you can't beat him, you will be dismissed.
The purpose of competing is to score more points.
In fact, domestic teams have been learning this model and style.
In fact, the styles of the three competition areas are very obvious.
The Korean competition area is focused on operations and has a very utilitarian professional style of play.
The European and American divisions are more front-facing, with strong front-facing abilities and elegant and bold play styles.
In these two divisions, the styles of the teams in each division are actually quite similar.
However, the Chinese division is different. Because there are many teams, the Chinese division has a comprehensive style of play.
For example, Tianba focuses on teamwork, PeRo focuses on individual abilities, SSS focuses on operations and rhythm, and 4AM is comprehensive, robust and creative.
And Dream.
The style of this team can be described in two words.
Fierce and arrogant.
No team has ever been able to stand so arrogantly in a competition, and their gun line can be stretched to more than 400 meters, and they are still in the finals.
…
Two days before the start of the group stage, there are two training matches in the venue.
The group stage will start on April 15th, and there will be adaptive training matches on the afternoons of April 12th and 13th.
From 1 o'clock to 3 o'clock, there will be two training matches for Group A, and from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock, there will be two training matches for Group B.
The team has 4 games to get familiar with the team style and play style in the group. It can also be regarded as an early contact and warm-up match before the game.
This training match team will definitely not take it particularly seriously, because other teams may not show their full ability.
But for Dream, they have to be serious.
Because they have to compete with GenG for jump points.
When the teams from all divisions were announced previously, the group list for the PCS Seoul Station was also released.
Dream, SSS, and Tianba are in Group A, and PeRo and 4AM are in Group B.
The strong teams in Dream's group also include GeSM, usA, and G2.
In terms of strength, it is slightly stronger than Group B.
After all the lists came out, everyone discovered that there were many teams that they had never heard of...
Even for PUBG fans, there are 16 teams in each group, and there are probably 4 teams that you have never heard of.
But I want to stand out among so many strong teams.
Not very easy.
On the afternoon of the 12th, Dream also adjusted his schedule. After lunch, he warmed up his hands and went to the competition venue!
The venue for the group stage is very small and can only seat around 5,000 spectators.
The conditions are definitely not comparable to those of the Mercedes-Benz Arena. Dream is unfamiliar with the surrounding foreign professional teams and is also a new face to them.
But they are used to seeing new faces in the Chinese division.
There are too many teams in the Chinese division, and many teams are of similar strength, and they often compete when they are in good form.
Facts have proved that these teams, except for 4AM, even OMG are not stable enough, let alone the teams that made it to the first round of the World Championship.
They didn't take Dream seriously either.
The first training match between GenG and Dream!
Sure enough, I encountered it in the Xiacheng District of G Port!
GenG jumped to the lower city area, and Dream jumped directly after them!
"Want to fight?"
The GenG players were also surprised.
They knew it was Dream, but they didn't know Dream was so fierce.
They all gave up G port to Dream, but Dream still wants to fight them.
There is no way, for Dream, a G port cannot meet the needs of the team, whether it is vehicles or resources.
They must drive GenG away.
In the audience, there were probably coaches from dozens of teams watching the battle between GenG and Dream.
On one side is Dream, a little-known team.
On one side is GenG, the champion of the Korean division, several world championships, and intercontinental championship.
These two teams actually started fighting in the lower city area!
The idea of GenG is that these young people want to challenge them!
It's a pity that GenG lost in the first wave of gunfights...