Members of well-known domestic e-sports clubs broke the news: 18 hours of intensive training every day, and there is no time to eat instant noodles

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2024-05-16 20:57Posted in Jiangsu game creators

E-sports is now the hottest topic in the game circle, from terminal games to mobile games, all popular games want to try their best to rely on the field of e-sports, its industry value is hundreds of billions of yuan, and there are countless talented young players who want to devote themselves to the e-sports career.

However, esports looks good, but if you want to become a professional esports person, it is not easy at all, and the process can only be described as "painful torture". Even in the MMO field, which seems to be incompatible with esports, it is still more difficult to get ahead.

In recent days, members of the first MMO e-sports club in China have revealed their professional life on the Internet, which has aroused the emotion of many players.

The esports club, called "Taixindong", was founded in Shanghai in 2023. The founder of the club is the famous martial idiot Shenhao "Knife Cutting Noodles" in NetEase's "Against the Cold", with a net worth of tens of billions, he is keen to study game technology and has reached the finals of the "Against the Cold" event many times.

In the course of the competition, he found that there were many talented players in the game, but because there was no systematic training, he always stayed at the level of "the game played well", so he came up with the idea of creating a professional game, so that these players could switch from "playing games at home" to "understanding e-sports" and have their own long-term planning and development.

The "Taixindong" e-sports club is very complete, with a professional training team and logistics team, and the external conditions are very favorable. In Shanghai, where every inch of land is at a premium, the gym that is convenient for the players to train has more than 100 square meters. The players are also paid quite well, not only with food and accommodation, but also with a base salary of more than five figures, and if the competition results are good, there is an even richer prize money......

This kind of treatment makes many players envious, and even fantasizes that they can become a member of the club and live a good life of "earning tens of thousands of dollars a month and playing games". But in fact, the reason why a profession is called a profession is because it has an extremely high threshold.

According to the members of "Thai Heart", the life of professional e-sports people is not simple - they have to do a lot of training every day, not only to master their own natal genre, but also to have an in-depth understanding of the skills, cycles and vacuum periods of other genres to ensure that they can seize the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to carry out the most profitable operations in the fierce confrontation of electric light.

With the participation of the professional training team, the content of their daily training and battles will be recorded into videos, carefully analyzed, and their personal operations and judgment of the situation must be continuously optimized and upgraded, and the invisible pressure is enough to make people daunted.

What's even more "terrifying" is that as the events approach, their already extreme training time will be multiplied. Recently, because the important PVP event in the game "Cross-server Martial Arts Conference" is about to be held, their training time has become longer, and the content of individual training, appointments, post-game analysis, one-on-one training and other content is up to seventeen or eighteen hours a day, and they don't even have time to eat instant noodles at the craziest time.

Even with such hard training, there is no guarantee that they will be able to "chop and chop" in the event, and if they don't do well in the competition, their career path may be affected...... This kind of pressure makes their spirits tense all the time, and they really can't bear it without full professionalism.

After seeing the report of this professional player, many "Against the Cold" players were also full of emotion, saying that they still enjoyed the game happily, although the professional treatment is good, but it is really not something that ordinary people can do.

If it were you, would you choose to be a pro?

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