1v1 Solo with donk

"A weekly salary of 400 Euros, with the club covering food and accommodation. Prize money splits are all in the contract, you can take a look."

THREAT handed the contract to Su Zhe, "This is a three-month contract. If your performance is good afterwards, the club will consider renewing it with you."

Su Zhe took the contract and read it carefully. He still couldn't understand the dense clauses, but he didn't find any issues, so he signed his name directly on the contract.

Seeing Su Zhe successfully sign the contract, THREAT smiled, thinking, Young people are so easy to trick.

A three-month contract would cost at most a few thousand Euros in salary, a sum that was practically a drop in the ocean for a club of their size.

Moreover, a short three-month contract could instill a sense of urgency in newcomers, allowing them to squeeze out their potential.

"My management skills are really getting better and better," THREAT thought smugly after taking a sip of hot tea.

If Su Zhe knew what THREAT was thinking, he would probably laugh out loud.

Let alone a three-month contract, even a contract where he had to pay money for a month, he would probably sign it with a loan.

After leaving the manager's office, he went to the training room again.

K0nfig immediately came over, "How did the talk go?"

Su Zhe replied, "The contract is signed."

K0nfig's face broke into a smile again, "Really! I knew you could do it! With you joining, our team's results will definitely improve!"

Su Zhe smiled back at k0nfig's expression. He looked at the others in the training room.

Although he didn't know what others were thinking, the team atmosphere seemed very good at the moment, and he was looking forward to his first professional career even more.

After saying hello to the Nip members, he left the club and went to a hotel room he had booked earlier.

The CSGO professional scene had entered its off-season, and the Nip members were also about to enjoy their holiday.

The Katowice qualifiers wouldn't be held for over a month, giving Su Zhe an opportunity to return home and handle some personal matters.

He would return to the club in half a month to train with the Nip members and prepare for the upcoming matches.

After washing up at the hotel, Su Zhe, with his heart at ease, lay on the bed and was already drowsy. However, he still forced himself to stay awake and summoned the system.

[Congratulations to the host for successfully joining a professional team, opening a new chapter in your life. The system is now upgrading.]

[System upgrade complete. Map Proficiency system added.]

[Congratulations to the host for completing the mission: becoming a starting member of the team within the one-year time limit. Received S-rank reward.]

[Received Rise Points: 1578]

[Randomizing S-rank reward.]

[Congratulations to the host for receiving the reward: Simulation Training Ground.]

"?"

"Simulation Training? What is that?"

Su Zhe had expected the S-rank reward to be something earth-shattering, something that would blind him with golden light.

And it was just... gone? And the name was so ordinary?

Curiously, he found this reward in his system. With just a thought, his surroundings changed rapidly.

It was just like the scene from his skill comprehension before. The surroundings were still bottomless darkness, and Su Zhe, who had been lying on the bed, was now sitting in front of a computer.

He focused his attention on the computer screen, the CSGO2 game interface.

There were also two options on the screen: [Attack] and [Defend].

His consciousness chose [Attack], and the computer screen immediately shifted. The game interface moved to the outside of A1 on Mirage.

[Please select a professional player to defend]

Seeing this prompt, Su Zhe thought for a moment and chose donk.

He still couldn't forget the scene of donk getting an AK quad-kill during his previous skill comprehension.

[Please use all means to break through donk's defense and complete the plant.]

"Huh? That's it? One person defending?"

Su Zhe felt a bit bewildered. It wasn't that he was overconfident. With his current reaction speed and aim, he admitted that donk was very strong, but he could complete the task with a few more tries against a single defender, right?

So, he started controlling the mouse and keyboard, preparing to make his move.

Su Zhe first controlled his position to pre-aim the spot on top of ramp. Finding no one, he widened his stance again and pre-aimed below ramp.

Suddenly, he saw a rapidly moving CT figure. Su Zhe immediately stutter-stepped and was about to position himself when the screen turned black the next moment.

"Run-and-gun AK?"

He felt like the CT's position was moving, and suddenly a bullet shot out, and he was headshot.

"Something's not right."

So, Su Zhe tried again, but the result was the same as last time; he was eliminated again.

This time, paying special attention, he could clearly feel donk's movement pause slightly.

"Is this mobile defense? Then what was I doing before."

Compared to donk's current movement, his own previous movement and crosshair placement were like playing house.

He himself would at most sway two or three body lengths, but donk's body movement was much larger than his.

In the game CSGO, character movement speed is like a vehicle; although character movement speed is fast, it also requires a certain startup time, with the entire process going from slow to fast.

And donk's large movements allowed his character's movement speed to reach its maximum. In this situation, crosshair placement relied more on one's own positioning.

Su Zhe, not believing it, tried to push a few more times. As a result, without exception, he always fired his gun slower than his opponent each time.

After sparring with five professional players during his tryout with Nip, he had thought that the only thing he lacked was game experience, and that his aim and positioning were completely capable of going against professional players.

But now it seemed that even his most prideful aspects were far behind.

Even an unknown professional player could easily defeat him, so what about the star players...

After his breakthrough attempts failed, Su Zhe changed his offensive option to defense. The screen on the computer turned again, and his position moved to the police jump location.

"Then I'll use magic to defeat magic."

Like donk, Su Zhe also began to move extensively while holding his crosshair. Suddenly, upon seeing the silhouette of a Terrorist at A1, he quickly pressed the stutter-step to position himself.

"Dada-da!"

[Donk used AK-47 to get a headshot kill on Arrow]

"?"

What is this! He could still be taken out so easily!

After trying for half an hour, Su Zhe exited the "Simulation Training Ground."

The most basic aspects were completely crushed by the opponent!

Always just a little bit short! Always just a little bit short!

But it was precisely this tiny gap that infinitely magnified the results between the two.

"I'll get back to it after I've rested," Su Zhe said, exhaling as he exited the training ground. "What's with the heating in this room? It's so hot, I'm sweating."

Having experienced the "Simulation Training Ground," he also knew that this reward was absolutely worthy of an S-rank reward.

When else would he have the opportunity for a 1v1 solo with a professional player?

And this "Simulation Training Ground" allowed for infinite attempts, the option to choose different professional players, and the ability to change maps at will.

It was a definite training artifact! It just made people get heated easily...

Thanks to "I'm going to start a team, bye-bye" for the 500-point tip! Thank you, boss!