novellk Chapter 75 Do you Dongda players eat so well?
Chapter 75 Do you Dongda players eat so well?
With the surge in popularity of China Travel, there's also the issue of users on a certain social media platform comparing accounts.
The smear campaign and defamation against the University of Tokyo by traditional Western media has been completely debunked, and has further fueled the strong curiosity and longing for China among countless Western netizens.
Wraith, a well-known streamer on Twitch's Delta channel, is one of them.
As a 30-year-old white man from California, this game from the University of Tokyo launched his live streaming career and made him increasingly fond of and yearning for this Eastern country.
He is even teaching himself Chinese, although he can only say a few core words such as "Nihao", "Xiexie", "Niubi", "Wocao", and "Woqiaolima".
But he was waiting!
When Delta invited him to participate in an event at the University of Tokyo, he amazed everyone with his fluent Chinese!
The viewers in the live stream all knew what he was thinking, but Liu Zi in the live stream secretly smiled.
Remember this: having a good outcome and not having a good outcome are the same thing.
If someone makes you unhappy, I'll give them a quick and satisfying experience.
Go ahead and learn Chinese; once you start, you'll be completely silent.
After the initial surge in popularity, Wraith wanted to cool things down by playing some TikTok videos, which is one of his signature moves.
It can help you have fun and calm your mind, and you can also learn about the University of Tokyo along the way.
"OK, let's see what interesting content is on TikTok today."
The first thing I saw wasn't a game video, but rather footage of the PLA's disaster relief efforts at Southeast University.
The sight of soldiers braving the wind and rain to carry supplies and rescue people instantly silenced Wraith, who was initially feeling agitated.
He stared at the screen for a long time: "If there hadn't been a video, I wouldn't have believed it at all. This kind of thing would never happen in our country."
He remained silent for a long time before saying, "Never mind, next video."
He then came across several extremely abstract videos, showcasing exceptional artistic skill.
Wraith was speechless and touched his hair.
"I really find it hard to imagine how they could create such works in a country that prohibits pornography."
"Next."
Without lingering long, the algorithm quickly pushed Delta-related content to him. The first one was a video by Lao Feiyu.
With its catchy background music, hilarious emojis, and humorous editing, Wraith found it hilarious even with a language barrier.
"Guys, I have to say, this guy's videos are really funny. I'm getting hooked on the music, and I've collected a lot of these memes."
Changing the subject, he revealed his usual critical nature again, saying:
"But, well... you know what I mean, these kinds of videos are indeed very interesting, but after watching too many, it gets a bit tiresome."
"And from my perspective, this guy's skills... still need to work harder and improve a bit more."
Liu Zi couldn't help but send a comment in the live stream chat:
[This person is the most popular person at Tokyo University; I advise you to be careful with your words and actions.]
[Feiyu Ge wasn't a technical streamer to begin with, so there's no need to judge him by technical streamer standards.]
Wraith chuckled and shrugged, his fingertips continuing to slide down: "Hmm, next."
I watched several videos in a row, and they were all tutorials on running a knife or funny clips of tomb raiding.
While Wraith's aggressive style is interesting, it doesn't offer much technical reference value.
But he still made a polite comment:
"Dongda player, your aggressive attack is a bit lacking, but your knife-running video is really well done. If you go bankrupt with aggressive attacks, you can check out Dongda's knife-running tutorial."
With 1 million daily active users, Delta Force's popularity is almost evenly split between overseas and domestic players, but the preferences of Delta Force players in China and abroad are vastly different.
Currently in China, the main focus is still on large-scale battles, and the traffic allocated to the "fire zone" is mostly occupied by streamers who specialize in running knives.
It can only be said that Chinese players are like this: no matter what game they play, the farming mentality comes first. There are far more players who hoard resources than those who aggressively sell expansion boxes. Their main strategy is to accumulate resources and slowly rise to power.
In contrast, overseas communities that enjoy fighting and excessive consumption are the opposite; the "fire zone" is the absolute mainstream. Western players are hot-tempered and love head-on attacks. In fact, in Western games, not searching for items before clearing the map has almost become an unwritten rule.
This is how different cultural influences give rise to vastly different game content.
Wraith felt that there might not be any surprises from Delta Force today, but when his finger scrolled down as usual, he saw a video with the opening background music playing.
"If you were Jiang Feng, what would you do?"
He naturally didn't understand Chinese, nor did he know who "Jiang Feng" was, but the high-energy montage at the beginning of the video instantly made him sit up straight, his irritation vanishing, and he excitedly shouted in Chinese:
"Finally! I found a video of an aggressive attack!"
"Let's see how good the real Tokyo University offensive players are!"
Wraith moved even closer to the screen.
The video is full of amazing and exciting actions.
In the printing room, the Dragon Aerial Double-Jet wiped out the team, while the prisoner, having been robbed, turned around and used a jet attack to instantly kill two opponents.
With just two shots, Wraith couldn't help but exclaim, "Awesome!"
"Wow! This video is powerful. Although I don't understand what this blogger is talking about, the thinking is very clear, the operation is very sharp, especially the reaction speed, which shows that he is a young player!"
As the video progressed, all of Jiang Feng's highlight plays on his first day of broadcasting—the President's wall-crawling tiger crouch, the precise C4 team wipe, the extreme PEEK technique, the Dragon's jump pull back jet, the textbook-level misaligned jet...—were condensed into a visual feast.
Wraith's expression gradually changed, from the initial relaxed banter to becoming increasingly serious. Sometimes his brows furrowed, sometimes he involuntarily exclaimed in admiration, and occasionally he would utter exclamations of "Wow!" and "Awesome!"
When he encounters a stunning performance, he will even pause immediately, rewind the progress bar, and replay it repeatedly to savor the moment.
The live chat exploded with excitement:
Are the players from the Tokyo University's "Fierce Attack" mode really that strong?
This is so amazing, I even suspect he's using cheats!
[The players from Dongda University are all so low-key! Are you guys secretly eating this well?]
[Dongda University has always been very low-key, keeping its best stuff hidden from us. For example, with kung fu, they constantly bring in fake masters to fool us, saying there's no real kung fu in China.]
[I also feel like it's cheating. Although his thinking is clear, he might already be a skilled player, and then he's using cheats to become this incomprehensibly strong.]
I really need this blogger's ID; I want to learn from them. Could someone please type out this blogger's Chinese ID?
Search for the Douyin account; it should be a numeric ID, no Chinese characters are needed.
"There are even some clips that, if taken out of context, I feel are cheating!"
As the video ended, Wraith couldn't help but clap his hands, his voice filled with shock:
"Amazing, incredibly amazing! Dongda University is full of hidden talents, including such a master. I feel I'm no match for him; his thought process and reactions are so clear."
As he spoke, he deliberately zoomed in on a particular peeking shot and pointed at the screen:
"Look at him, his peek is always at the smallest possible position, and his jump pull is also... incredibly precise! These details help him get hit less often. Position control is a must-learn skill for experts, but very few can do it this well!"
"And his aiming—clean, precise, without a single unnecessary movement. His skill level far surpasses mine, even exceeding that of some of the top players on our side!"
Wraith was satisfied. Seeing such a top-notch video was like taking off. He liked, saved, and commented. If he had the money, he would have even given a tip.
"Such a skilled user must be a top content creator!" he muttered to himself as he clicked on the video creator's profile.
The moment Wraith saw the number of followers, she froze, her eyes widening in disbelief. She instinctively leaned closer to the screen, her voice filled with astonishment: "How many?!"