In addition to the attention of professional players, some national service passers-by kings also have high popularity. Vincent is one of them. Speaking of Vincent, I believe that everyone should not be unfamiliar, and the one-handed De Levin play is also fascinating, and even before there were netizens who ridiculed: the killing sword is what De Levin does not play.
However, I believe that everyone should have thought of a question: how big will the gap between the passerby king and the professional players be? After all, in other fields we have seen too many reports of civilian masters being abused by professional players. Recently, Vincent talked about some career-related things with the former SS auxiliary rhythm on the live broadcast, and Vincent said: Deft is pretty general on the line, because he has been hammered by me several times.
Here's a conversation between the two:
Rhythm: I'll be honest, the Snakes really beat the road xx. Because you can't play. First of all, they will feel that the next road is not enough Carry, I just want to hit the upper field, which leads to if you meet a team with the following road as the core, whether you are strong or weak in the down road, unless you are at the level of Uzi, it will always be the opposite side of the road to get you. I can only say that I am not strong enough, who does not want to be surrounded by the core? To be honest, I am very sympathetic to kRYST4L, he is really not easy, and this person's personality is also particularly persistent.
Vincent: Why did he change teams?
Rhythm: Can't move, he won't let you go. Like Deft and Meiko before, they were fierce, and they were on the road at the core. Clearlove has been on the way down, just around the bottom road, a wave of four packs two you GG.
Vincent: Deft I've played against him a lot of times, and I really think it's pretty general because this guy has been hammered by me a few times, but he's really strong against Rank. However, the game still has to be played, and the south Korean stick is indeed very stable.
Rhythm: Really, who would say anything about being killed by a single now, just like we hit Rank, the opposite side of the wild does not stop coming, we fight the wild and don't do anything.
Vincent: Yeah, it depends on the squad and the team, even if you play the opposite side, you don't necessarily have an advantage.
I don't know what everyone thinks?