Seeing this, Chen Feng didn't know whether to laugh or cry. It seemed he was simply too strong in Su Mengya's eyes. I wonder what her reaction will be when she sees just how badly I play later.
Whatever. He had warned Su Mengya, after all. It wasn't like he had lied to her.
The two immediately entered the game. Once they were matched with three teammates, the teams were officially formed, and the opposing side was soon confirmed as well. The game began.
Everyone worked their mice and keyboards, charging out of the base with their favorite heroes.
Chen Feng picked a warrior, for no other reason than that they had more health and died a little slower. He absolutely couldn't handle mages or marksmen.
He simply couldn't farm properly with them, and he would die far too often.
Of course, that was the difference between pros and noobs.
For noobs, mages and marksmen were incredibly hard to play. Their controls were too clumsy, so those two classes were practically made for feeding kills.
Of course, noobs couldn't play those well.
Naturally, they couldn't play other classes well either. They would still feed kills as usual.
They just fed slightly fewer of them.
Pros were different. They could play any class, though naturally, they would still choose heroes they liked more.
That gave them a better gaming experience and allowed them to achieve better results.
Some people could get several kills in a single match, even more than ten, while barely giving up any themselves. They might not even die once or twice throughout the whole game.
Noobs were different. Not only did they feed kills like crazy, they couldn't get any kills themselves.
They didn't get many assists either.
Having one such noob on the team might be