People who could not play with bows and arrows in real life should not expect to play well with them in here.
And it was not like playing at a bow-and-arrow club in real life, where hitting a stationary target made you think you could handle them in Holographic PUBG.
In the game, your arrows had to hit moving enemies, sometimes even enemies moving at high speed in vehicles.
In that state, this new-style bow-and-arrow weapon had scared countless people off. No one wanted to play with bows and arrows.
Unless they were in beginner matchmaking, where some sadistic streamers would use bows to ambush players standing still.
As long as the player was moving, they might not hit even one arrow after firing a hundred.
Besides, using a bow in a gunfight game—wasn't that just stupid?
Yet at this world-class competition, where top experts had gathered, someone actually dared to play that way.
And she was not the sort who used a bow only because she had not found a gun yet. She treated the bow as her true weapon, with a quiver holding dozens of arrows at her waist.
Many players were dumbfounded when they saw the woman's weapon. Was this for real? Was this woman here to make a joke? Was she putting on a show to entertain everyone?
A small number of people became excited the moment they saw her and shouted, "It's the Divine Archer Princess!"
The audience was baffled and began asking those people, "Who is the Divine Archer Princess?"
"It's normal that you don't know the Divine Archer Princess. She's one of the female streamers who only recently appeared on the Live Streaming Platform to play Holographic PUBG. She only streams on a small local platform, so very few people know her."
"Local?