The first half had ended, and Wan Jiqi finally had time to watch the highlights.
"Damn, that three-piece at A Short was insane! The Falcons' one-minute-twenty-second play was hilarious. Good thing Arrow ran out of AK ammo, or Maden probably would've run straight into another spray."
"I used to think Arrow's ridiculous performance in his first match was all talent and instinct. But now it looks like he's got the finer details of his aim down, too."
"If he plays for a few more years and builds up some tournament experience, his future will be limitless, guys!"
The biggest difference between Ladder players and pros, aside from teamwork, lay in their playstyle.
In most situations, Ladder players simply relied on instinct to decide what to do next. For example, if the enemy fired from somewhere and they thought they had a chance to get the kill, they'd push in and take the fight.
Pros considered more possibilities. After learning where the enemy had fired from, they'd think about why they'd taken that shot. Were they baiting for a teammate? If their aim failed, would a teammate be able to trade the kill?
In Wan Jiqi's mind, Su Zhe played like the former. His unpredictable moves could throw opponents off and catch them on Second Timing early on, but if he kept it up, he'd be easy to read and would end up giving away kills.
But today's match had shown him something different. He was looking forward to seeing more and more of this young player's performances in the Professional Arena.
The viewers in the Live Room couldn't help but laugh when they heard that.
[Why does Wan Jiqi sound so familiar all of a sudden?]
[Hahaha, he probably mistook Arrow's ID for device because he was seeing things.]
[That