After repeated consideration and deliberation, the Olympic Committee finally confirmed the PUBG esports roster.
Starting lineup: Jiang Siming (captain), Wei Shen, 17shou, and XDD.
This roster was decided based on the players' actual performance data from competitions over the past two years.
Anyone with even a basic understanding of PUBG knew that rankings and kill counts couldn't determine everything.
With Jiang Siming leading 4AM, the other players were under very little pressure. That didn't mean they were necessarily better than the players from the other top teams.
It only proved that Jiang Siming was terrifyingly strong—so strong that it was outrageous.
Therefore, the most important factors in judging someone's PUBG skill were their average damage and KDA.
After an investigation, it was confirmed that 17shou and XDD's average damage and KDA were considerably higher than Fengzheng and Yongyuan's.
Fengzheng had played relatively few matches, while Yongyuan and the others were indeed somewhat weaker than those two top players.
As soon as the starting lineup was announced, the entire internet erupted in cheers.
Ming Shen paired with Wei Shen, along with the captain of the 17 team and RNG's prodigy.
This Olympics was a lock! Absolutely guaranteed!
Of course, there would be substitutes this time, with two available spots.
The Olympic Committee gave them to Fengzheng and Smiling, the captain of OMG.
The PUBG lineup was confirmed quite quickly. League of Legends, on the other hand, was in for a headache.
Uzi had retired, so even the AD position was a problem.
The other positions would give them even more to think about.
But that had nothing to do with PUBG fans. They only cared about PUBG.
However, China's PUBG campaign wouldn't be so easy.
The entire world knew that China was number one in PUBG, especially with Jiang Siming around.