nucmednet Chapter 1904 The Aftermath of the Match: A Flooding Forum!
Chapter 1904 The Aftermath of the Match: A Flooding Forum!
Chapter 1904 The Aftermath of the Match: A Flooding Forum!
Two days later.
The fifth Fantasy Westward Journey All-Star Tournament, which was in full swing, has now come to an end.
However, the terrifying hype and discussions it sparked still permeate every corner of the fantasy world.
Fang Yun and his group flew back to the capital yesterday.
After landing, everyone went their separate ways; some went home, and others went out to have fun.
Fang Yun didn't join the fun with Beast Master and the others. After returning to the villa in Coconut Breeze Beach, he quickly took a shower and went back to his room to sleep. As a result, he didn't wake up until the next morning.
He slept like a log.
But after washing up, he quickly returned to his energetic self.
There was still no movement downstairs. Li Sitong, who came back with him, was probably either catching up on sleep or had gone out to buy groceries.
First, I wandered around the kitchen.
After seeing a handwritten note from Li Sitong on the dining table, telling him that the food was in the pot and could be heated up and eaten.
Fang Yun smiled with satisfaction, immediately started cooking, and after eating and drinking his fill, went straight back to his study on the second floor.
I sat down in front of my familiar computer.
While the computer was still booting up, Fang Yun first made himself a cup of tea.
After logging into the system, he updated the client while opening the official website of Fantasy Westward Journey.
The Legend Continues! A Look Back at the 2011 Fantasy Westward Journey Martial Arts Tournament!
Go to the official website.
As soon as he looked up, a very eye-catching headline came into view.
Click the mouse to enter.
Fang Yun picked up her cup, took a sip of tea, and then leisurely began to read.
“1月7日-1月8日，经过两日的燃情对决，梦幻西游2011武神坛明星赛终于完美落幕！
Looking back at the entire tournament, the eight top teams from various servers engaged in fierce battles, providing us with one spectacular show after another.
In the final championship match, the 'Bianliang City' team defeated the 'Lantingxu' team with a record of two wins and one loss, once again winning their fourth annual championship in the Martial God Altar All-Star Tournament!
In front of the entire audience, the 'Bianliang City' team was awarded the supreme honor of a million-dollar prize, the championship trophy, and the championship ring!
With another title added, Bianliang City, now a four-time champion in the Martial God Altar All-Star Tournament, has established its dynasty!
Finally, through a vote by all players, "Start with a 98k" from the "Bianliang City" team was elected as the 2011 MVP, and received the supreme honor trophy that belonged only to him in front of millions of players online and offline!
Non-stop on-site activities and endless lucky draws featuring mythical creatures.
See you next year at the Martial God Altar All-Star Tournament!
I slowly scanned the official recap of this year's All-Star Game, line by line.
Although he was a participant, and even the ultimate champion.
But Fang Yun's expression still held a hint of emotion.
He's practically a regular at the All-Star Game, having competed in various competitions since the very first season, winning championships left and right.
But it was only when he recalled the various scenes from his past competitions that he truly understood.
He discovered that most of his memories were of the lounge and the competition stage.
Other parts include fan interaction, live performances, and even lucky draws featuring mythical creatures and photo opportunities with beautiful ladies.
Even now, he has only experienced it a handful of times.
But there is nothing we can do about it.
As a contestant, his activity range was destined to be very limited.
This is also why he missed the fourth All-Star Game last year.
At that time, he really wanted to experience the All-Star journey from the audience's perspective.
But as it turns out, his influence in the fantasy world is undeniable.
Even if he wanted to slack off, his fans, viewers, and the official team would not allow it.
So in the end, he was still drafted. Overall, the experience was slightly better than being a contestant, but not by much.
He actually had some intention of slacking off during this All-Star game.
This can be seen from the final lineup he decided on.
If he really was aiming for the championship from the very beginning.
So, Sun God Sword Qin Se Xiang Si and the others had no chance of being included in the expedition roster at all.
All you need to do is open a bunch of accounts with numbers starting with 1,000, and have the support of people like Beast Master, Huang Hesujiu, and others.
To put it bluntly.
Played through an entire All-Star season.
Apart from 2008, which was a bit tricky, other teams included Lantingxu, led by Pineapple.
It's difficult for most people to last more than 10 rounds against him!
But in the end he did not do that, and instead only took the two main ships, 98k and Thousand Lotus, to the expedition.
This is enough to show that he had no intention of winning the championship from the very beginning, and was even prepared to be eliminated by his opponent in 2008.
The result was completely unexpected.
Ah Bai, that kid, usually seems quite composed, and he performed perfectly before encountering Bianliang City.
But when the two teams met in the semifinals...
Ah Bai still hasn't changed his bad habit of wanting to prove himself, and insists on playing some kind of fair fight with him!
And the final result proved it.
When the two are in a relatively balanced environment.
Based on personal ability and experience alone, A-Bai is still far behind Fang Yun.
However, due to his own questionable actions, A-Bai's 2008 team lost to Bianliang City in the semifinals.
In fact, the final champion has already been decided.
The Lanting Preface, led by Pineapple, is certainly a formidable opponent.
But after all, their team only has one top player, Ao Ye.
Even with a single core lineup, A Bai couldn't overcome Fang Yun in the semifinals.
Lantingxu, with its own single-core lineup, naturally had even less of a chance.
This can be seen from the fact that Lantingxu clearly won the first game of the BO3, but in the next two games, it was swept by Bianliang City in no more than 10 rounds each.
And with Bianliang City stepping on the Orchid Pavilion Preface, they once again won the All-Star championship.
Fang Yun didn't actually feel much joy; in fact, her feelings were rather complicated.
He clearly never intended to compete for the championship in this competition from the very beginning.
But in the end, they still won the championship in Bianliang City.
of course.
Some might say that if he really didn't want to win the championship, he could have deliberately lost to Lantingxu in the final.
But people who say such things may never understand the meaning of the words 'professional ethics' in their entire lives.
No one cares what you think.
But once they get on the field...
You must respect this stage, and take whatever cards you're dealt seriously!
If they really wanted to throw the game and intentionally lose, then...
Why would Fang Yun need to wait for the finals? Wouldn't it be simpler to just lose to 2008 in the semifinals?
But in the end he didn't do that, firstly because of his professional ethics, and secondly because he knew...
If I let him off the hook, Ah Bai will definitely notice immediately and will definitely respond!
He believed the same was true for pineapples.
While pondering these random thoughts, Fang Yun scrolled down with his mouse to continue browsing other content on the homepage.
Besides the most eye-catching All-Star recap,
At this time, almost all other parts of the Fantasy Westward Journey official website homepage were also filled with news about the All-Star event that had just ended.
Various on-site photos, videos, and even gossip were flooding the internet, making it difficult for viewers to keep up.
The star players from the eight teams in the offline competition were photographed the most, and the most popular one was Fang Yun, who was in the center of the homepage, holding the annual MVP trophy and smiling brightly.
"Wow, whose photography master took this? It's really cool!"
Looking at his MVP photo, Fang Yun clicked his tongue, clearly very satisfied.
Including this time, ever since the All-Star Game introduced the annual MVP award.
Fang Yun himself has won twice, the other time being when he led A Bai to victory in 2008.
Hmm... it seems like the Cloud Club has monopolized this thing.
Don't say it.
Although the Chi You trophy, which serves as proof of the champion's victory, is more majestic and imposing.
But if there is a choice.
I suspect that all the players would rather have this annual MVP trophy.
There's no way around it, this thing is just too high-class!
The Chi You Trophy is the glory of the entire team, while the annual MVP is the highest honor for an individual.
To put it bluntly.
If you've ever won the annual MVP award even once.
Even if they switch jobs later, their compensation will definitely be much higher than that of their peers who have touched the Chi You trophy but never won the MVP award.
Because team honors may include players who are just coasting along, but those who can win the annual MVP award are the ones who truly shine.
He was absolutely the best player that year, without a doubt!
I wonder what will happen if the All-Star Game is held again next year, and this is the highest honor trophy for an individual.
Who will get it next?
However, while satisfied...
He also noticed that there were significantly fewer conflicts in this year's All-Star Game compared to previous years.
Back then, whether it was Han Xiaocai's mouse headshot or the famous scene where Mingxiang was solo killed offline by "Aquarius God of War" and then angrily got up and sprayed N people.
He did not appear in this year's All-Star Game.
seriously.
This All-Star Game was so 'harmonious'.
Since the decline of the four major powerhouses, the conflicts between players have indeed become less prominent than before.
However, Fang Yun knew.
The fact that conflicts are not prominent does not mean they have disappeared; rather, it means that everyone is accumulating 'energy'.
Once a new powerhouse emerges, all sorts of passionate battles will inevitably return.
The most controversial event this year was probably Baihuacun.
After all, he was a four-time champion in the regular season of the Martial God Altar.
Baihuacun ultimately only managed to reach the semifinals in the All-Star Tournament at the end of the year, and even that was achieved through a tiebreaker.
This is clearly far from what the fans expected.
This year's event includes Bianliang City and 2008.
Even the most arrogant fans of Baihuacun know that it's unrealistic to snatch the championship from these two teams.
Even if you don't win the championship, you should at least get the runner-up position, right?
As a result, they were sent home after reaching the semifinals, and the entire quarterfinals were also a bumpy ride, leaving much to be desired.
Do the math.
The four finalists are Bianliangcheng, Lantingxu, 2008, and Baihuacun.
Baihuacun managed to lose a grand slam to the top three teams.
It’s so outrageous!
If Westbrook hadn't expressed his opinion immediately after returning home from the All-Star game...
He said he would continue to increase his investment in the team in the new year and vowed to take revenge in the next competition.
Otherwise, Baihuacun's fans would probably have already scattered and their popularity would have been completely wiped out in just one All-Star event.
Even though he made such a statement.
However, Baihuacun's performance in this All-Star game was far from ideal.
Many people are skeptical about whether they can really trip up the top three teams by increasing their investment.
However, these things are temporarily irrelevant to Fang Yun.
After browsing the homepage.
He moved the mouse and went directly to the official forum.
Compared to the homepage flooded with All-Star news, the forum was just as lively at this time.
The ultimate showdown has come to an end! Bianliang City reigns supreme for the fourth time; though defeated, Lanting Preface is still a valiant contest!
Luck or burnout? A sweep in the first game, followed by two more sweeps – the enigmatic strength of the Lantingxu team!
"Winning the MVP award again, Brother Cheng has achieved godlike status!"
Following the breaking of Bianliang City's undefeated streak in the 3rd All-Star Finals 2008, Lantingxu broke Cheng Ge's undefeated streak again in the 5th All-Star Finals. Is a great era of dream-like heroes vying for supremacy about to begin?
The Third Dream Family! Unveiling the Secrets of the 'Arrogant Family'!
"On the Impact of Bianliang City's Four-Time Championship Winner on the Future of the All-Star Game!"
"..."
The forum homepage is filled with posts with all sorts of eye-catching titles.
Fang Yun took a sip of tea, and for a moment he didn't know which article to start reading.
He had heard a lot of people say this when he was at the All-Star event.
If Bianliang City continues to win championships like this, it may affect the popularity and buzz of the entire All-Star Game.
Judging from the forum right now, which is almost bursting with popularity, it's a different story.
Fang Yun strongly suspected that those people had all lost their internet access.
The All-Star Game ended two days ago.
However, the popularity of the All-Star Tournament on major Fantasy Westward Journey forums has not decreased; on the contrary, it has become even more popular!
"Outrageous! Baihuacun had a four-time regular season champion, and their fans were already strutting around like crazy. But then Bianliang City just beat them to a four-time All-Star champion. Isn't that just insane?"
"Why wait until now to reach the heavens? They were already invincible when they won three consecutive championships back then, okay?"
"To be honest, I didn't think Bianliang City had a chance at all at first. After all, they fielded their full strength in 2008. This All-Star game should have been a win-win situation for A-Bai."
"Four words: stubborn and self-willed! Does he really think he's invincible just because he became the commander of the 2008 World Championship? Trying to outmaneuver Brother Cheng is simply courting death!"
"That's not entirely true. If the top four teams fielded their full strength, 2008 would indeed have a higher chance of winning. But for A-Bai, Cheng-Ge can be considered his inner demon. If he can't defeat him head-on, he'll probably be haunted by him for the rest of his life."
"Why would I care about inner demons? As long as you win, what's the point of having any inner demons?"
"Otherwise, why would A-Bai be the commander in 2008, while you can only sit here typing on the keyboard?"
"After defeating 2008 in the semifinals, Bianliang City's victory was practically a foregone conclusion. What surprised me was that Lantingxu managed to steal a point from Bianliang City in a best-of-three series."
"What's this about stealing? Winning is winning, even if it's just one game!"
"Honestly, rather than seeing Bianliang City win the All-Star title four times, I'd really like to see Lantingxu with Aoye play against 2008 again. That would be really exciting!"
"No way, unless Ah Bai tries to play fair and square again, but after this incident, he probably never wants to play like that again..."
Fang Yun randomly picked a popular post and clicked on it. He looked at the comments from top to bottom, sometimes nodding in agreement, sometimes shaking his head.
Just as he said.
After the major conflicts ceased.
Discussions about this year's All-Star Game have largely focused on three teams: Bianliang City, Lantingxu, and 2008.
What, you mean Baihua Village?
In fact, at this time no one was discussing whether Baihua Village was a good thing for Westbrook and his teammates.
After all, the label of "weakest of the top four" will likely follow them for at least a year.
If we force ourselves to find a scene at this point...
I'm afraid everyone will start to mock me and give me a collective "YuYu syndrome".