Besides this ranking event, there was another event officially announced by Bluehole, and it was the one that caught Jiang Siming's eye.
The PUBG region's individual player tournament would be held in the middle of next month.
The regional individual player tournament meant that it would no longer be a team competition, but an individual event.
This was a newly added competition. It should have been Jiang Siming's suggestion to Bluehole—he had hoped they would add more events, so Bluehole had added this one.
This tournament was similar in nature to the Strongest Streamer Tournament, but its scale was something the streamer tournament could not hope to match.
First, there were only one hundred spots in the competition. The major regions around the world would split those spots evenly, while Huaxia would receive only fifteen.
In other words, only fifteen people from Huaxia could participate in this tournament. One had to know that Huaxia had more than fifteen professional teams, and the number of professional players exceeded one hundred.
The spots would be decided according to the individual rankings. The top fifteen players would receive tickets to the individual player tournament.
Jiang Siming finally understood why Xiao Ding Dang had been pushing his score so desperately.
It turned out that he had been unable to break into the top fifteen on his original server, so he was fighting desperately on the newly opened Huaxia server.
Someone like Jiang Siming had no need to do that, because he was ranked first on the Asian, American, and Korean servers, among others.
Even if Jiang Siming failed to qualify, Bluehole would send him a special invitation. Otherwise, it would be difficult to convince everyone.
Would the number one player in the world really be unable to participate in the individual player tournament simply