Old Dao Must Die

Yang Bo checked the time. The round had lasted less than two minutes.

Then he took MVP for the whole match.

He immediately joined another game. Yang Bo was in no hurry to spend money, since he felt the current mecha still had room to perform.

He would spend money once he felt the mecha had reached its limit.

In the second match, Yang Bo was randomly assigned to the Blue Team again. Pretending to be a newbie, he successfully lured over an opponent's Twelfth Generation Mecha and counter-killed it.

He then used the opportunity to break into the Red Team's camp.

The fighting elsewhere was still fierce, and he once again took MVP for the whole match.

This Virtual Game did have a bit of matchmaking. The opponents Yang Bo encountered at the beginning were not particularly skilled.

Mecha control speed was one factor, but the most important thing was combat awareness. No matter how fast your hands were, it was useless if you could not react quickly enough in the moment.

The third matchmaking game began quickly. Yang Bo was once again controlling the Third Generation Xiao Bai Mecha, and he was still on the Blue Team.

Although the Red Team had Laser Alarm Cannon Towers, the two River Valley Areas were blind spots for them.

Yang Bo's newbie mecha quickly drew in several players who enjoyed stomping newbies. They came alone, ready to crush him.

Then they watched helplessly as the newbie they had been chasing all over the place suddenly counter-killed them, turning their screens black.

The players who had been counter-killed immediately started cursing. This newbie was obviously a skilled player in disguise, deliberately baiting people into traps.

After tricking them, Yang Bo would either sneak directly into their camp or circle around from elsewhere