Chapter 4 – 4. You Are Trash (1)

Regarding Ryu, we thoroughly investigated last night.
She was patient with her words, but it was because she was our team’s only hope.

What character do you mainly use, and what kind of player do you have? It was thoroughly analyzed.

As a result, I was able to draw one conclusion.

One character bug!

Ryu was obviously a player with tremendous physical potential and was right, but he had a fatal flaw that he was not very good with only one character.

Her character she handles well is the moon goddess Artemis, a typical late-game AD.
For that alone, he boasted a clean play that was comparable to that of a master.

That also meant that, other than Artemis, other AD characters were not worth the master tier.

[Altemanham: Are you connected?]
[MTG Battle: Yes. Connected. I will invite you.]

She logged into the arena and sent a whisper to her teammates, including Ryu Seo-yoon, to make a friend request.
Soon after, they entered the ‘custom game’ I made.

Four of them entered as spectators, and Ryu Seo-yoon entered the blue team.
Ryu Seo-yoon said.

[Altemanham: Are you going to do it in mid?]
[MTG Battle: Let’s do it on the bottom line.]
[Altemanham: What about Carrick? Anything?]
[MTG Battle: No. This is Artemis Mirror Match.]
[Altemanham: …… You have great confidence.]

Arena was a typical AOS game.

The liners compete on the line divided into top, mid, and bottom lines, and the junglers of both teams share the two jungles between the lines.

Among them, we decided to watch a one-on-one match between the AD and the bottom line where the support acts as a liner.
And the character is the moon goddess Artemis, whom she handles best.

To be honest, it is a fight that cannot be guaranteed to win unconditionally.
The master tier was a tier I couldn’t go to now.

Even so, the reason why I am so confident is because of my experience as a playing coach until recently and the selling coach system.

“Point Shop”

I called up the point shop and found one of the items I had looked at before.

[Physical Coaching Buff (Small)

Temporarily increases the coach’s physical strength.
Give true education to the cheeky players who attack physically.

1 point]

It was the basis of my confidence.
I think I will be able to fully educate myself with my experience and skills, but I can’t ignore the physicality of the master tier.
In order to narrow this gap, I was thinking of setting up an item sucker.

I had just sold Ryu Seo-yoon, so I had accumulated about 1 point.

[Altemanham: 1 to 1 rule. You know?]

As soon as the game started, a whisper came from Ryu.

[MTG Battle: Tower destruction, CS 100 points, solo kill. Let’s do this]
[Altemanham: Okay. It’s a national rule.]

After answering briefly, she led her body, which had changed into Artemis, to the bottom line.

At my previous team, Mad Tiger, I was the playing coach.
A playing coach is also called a “Player-coach” In other words.

In other words, although he is registered as a player on the roster, he actually plays the role of helping the main players scrim or coaching them.

The most important role among them is, of course, the scrim opponent. And it is to become the main player’s hand warming practice partner.
Since I debuted as a one-dealer position and later turned to a supporter, I helped the one-dealer and support line unwind countless times.

No matter how much it is a master one-deal, the difference in 1v1 experience will not be comparable to me, a veteran.

[Altemanham: Moonlight Arrow!]

She and I started laning.
From the beginning, she has been putting pressure on me by launching Artemis’ active skill 1, Moonlight Arrow.

I lightly avoided the flying arrows by moving and used my active 2 skill, Moonlight.
This skill increases movement speed and attack speed for a short period of time.

[Altemanham: Kewgh… !]

A panicked moan came from her.

At the professional level, there were many players who easily avoided Artemis’ slow arrow attack in the early stages.
However, the moment you use the brilliance of the moon, you cannot dodge the arrow with the same movement speed of Artemis.

In a normal game where there is a supporter, it doesn’t matter whether the initial skill is Active 1 or 2, but in a 1v1 situation like this, the Active 2 skill was unconditionally correct.

In the end, Ryu Seo-yoon was pushed out of the 1st level fight and kicked out near the tower.

After that, things became clear.

The 1v1 fight had no other liners including a jungler.
Moreover, it is a mirror battle where you fight with the same character.
Even if you want to find a variable, it is difficult to find.

When he was pushed back in the 1st level section, he was given the 2nd level, and as a result, the number of skills he had changed, and he lost the fight again.

Same for level 3.
Since there is a difference between 3 skills and 2 skills, the gap cannot be overturned this time either.

After that I went home and bought the item and continued to take the upper hand through him.
He does not give up the initiative even for a moment.

In the end, after being stuck in her tower for a long time and suffering, she jumped out and fought her.
It was such a quick movement that the liver went cold.

Body movements that are different from mine.
The speed at which he draws the bowstring and the moving movement that avoids arrows are to the point where exclamations come out.

But even though she hit two of her three shots and dodged two of her three her, she couldn’t win. I used her creeps her, her bushes, and her towers her to slowly dry her to death.
She fell first by just one step.

‘I almost got into trouble.’

What if I lost here?
It was a truly chilling outcome.

I couldn’t have carried her face because I was embarrassed because of the words I had spit out.
It was done after thoroughly analyzing her play, but the result was more dangerous than expected.

“Game over”

Hiding my surprised expression as much as possible, I left the game and waited for the other players to come out of the capsule next to me.

The players who finished the game one by one appeared.
Everyone looked quite surprised.

Because it was her teammates who watched her by her side, she couldn’t have imagined that her Ryu Seo-yoon would lose.

“……”

On the other hand, Ryu Seo-yoon, who came out of the game, has a resentful expression.
Rather than being surprised, the look in his eyes showed that he lost because he was simply unlucky.

Realizing that right now is the right time to sell, I quickly threw a comment.

“It sucks.”
“……”
“Didn’t I tell you? Ryu Seo-yoon is just not good at games.”
“There were a few mistakes in this game. If I had taken active skill 2, I would have won overwhelmingly.”
“You didn’t take it. That’s the downside of Ryu Seo-yoon, who plays without thinking.”
“Under…”

[I sold Ryu Seo-yoon. Growth rate increases by 5%.]

[Ryu Seo-yoon’s obedience has been lowered by 5.]

Her face turned red.
I looked at her status window again.

[Ryu Seo-yoon
Nickname: Ryu
Tier: Master 897
Most Pick: Artemis

Obedience: -15
Growth rate: 15%

Physical: 17
Mental: 5
Stamina: 7
Judgment: 13
Cooperation: 7]

As seen in the information window, the growth rate has increased.

But the submissiveness fell.
I’ll pay more attention later.

It would be a big deal if she got really upset and left the team.
Just like her shaman her, I had to sell her just enough to keep her from going out.

“Do you still disagree with the fact that your physical strength is inferior?”
“I didn’t lose physically! I hit and dodged more times than the coach did?”
“Right now, my tier is around Diamond. Ryu Seo-yoon is a master tier, but except for Artemis, he was at the level of a bug and even lost 1v1. In this situation, are you trying to masturbate with the fact that you have excellent physical abilities?”
“Bur, a bug?”

[I sold Ryu Seo-yoon. Growth rate increases by 15%.]

[You have acquired 1 selling point.]

Were you a little aggressive?
While pretending to be calm, I sneakily noticed the people around me.
The other team members also look quite surprised at my remarks.

“Are you done talking now?”
“No. I still have a lot to say. A garbage dealer who can’t even do his job. You have to be humble to improve your skills. From now on, manage your own skills, not the other team members.”
Haha…”

[I sold Ryu Seo-yoon. Growth rate increases by 10%.]

[You have acquired 1 selling point.]

Selling without stopping!
An ever-increasing growth rate!

However, while pretending to be calm, I couldn’t help but keep an eye on her. She just had to go to the limit of not quitting.

Then she jumped up from her seat.

“I’ll do it here. I don’t think I’ll be able to live a professional life with you.”

My heart sank.
In fact, it was a natural procedure.
Being sold at the level of insulting personality and sticking around?
It was impossible unless you were a masochist.

But that didn’t mean she could suddenly change her attitude to her.
There is nothing uglier than being threatened with quitting as a pro gamer.

“Please. I don’t need players who don’t intend to work hard.”
“I, how hard I worked! On the contrary, these are the people who don’t work hard!”

She screamed in her excitement and pointed her finger at her teammates.
Then, as if she didn’t want to see her again, she turned around and left her Venus room.

“……”

Silence hung over her practice room as she left.

Will she be able to survive this sell-off?
Concern ahead, but the die has already been cast.

I looked back at the rest of the team and said.

“We have a little time left, so let’s play a normal game.”

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Returning to the dormitory, Ryu Seo-yoon was packing her bags in a huff, but he suddenly got angry and punched the pillow on the bed.

“Aaaaagh!”

She was the one who said star to star to her coach today that she first met her.

But to live with a person like that throughout the season and live as a player?
I’d rather quit being a progamer!

But when she thought about it, she sighed involuntarily.

“Whoa… To think I had to quit because of that kind of person…”

I felt like I was about to burst into tears.
When I first became a pro gamer, I felt like I had the whole world…

She was a person with a strong fighting spirit and strong self-esteem.
She also really liked the arena where she was good at and wanted to be good at it.

‘I wanted to be like the Happy Life player… ‘

Happy Life, a player called a legend among female pro gamers.
As a gamer who changed the perception of female gamers, she was a monster with tremendous physicality.
She is now retired and living her life as a commentator, but Ryu Seo-yoon wanted to rise to her top spot like her.

‘How… Can’t I somehow continue?’

She bit her lip.
A professional dream that cannot be easily given up.

Even if she wasn’t a professional player, there was nothing she could do.

Her high school days her and her 20s were all ground to the arena.
The only thing she has is a smooth appearance?

‘Professional gamer… Never give up You just have to leave this team and find another team. Could it be that there is no place that accepts the Master One Deal? Although I’m a one-character monster… That’s all you need to practice.’

She tried to console herself and think positive thoughts, but her packing hands gradually slowed down as she ran into her cold reality.

She remembered when she was released from the first team.
Even then, she knew that even if she left her team, there would be many teams looking for her.

The tier of master is not something that can be simply put on.
The top tier except for Challenger, which can only be run by 100 people in the arena.

It is truly a medal that only monsters can obtain, even among physical monsters.
And in the pro world, especially in the AD world, it wouldn’t be too much to say that having good physicals means having everything.

However, after leaving her team, there were surprisingly few of her gaming teams looking for her.

The reason was very simple.

Her first her, her stigma of being a one-character character that holds her back wherever she goes.
And secondly, it was because of stage fright, where whenever I went to a competition, my grades would go down badly.

After all, no matter how high your tier is, you have to get good grades in the competition. She had already scratched and lost a lottery ticket.

‘It’s not even season for recruiting players… ‘

No team will like a player who has fought in the game team.

Thoughts like this and that came pouring out one after another.
Eventually she stopped her hands from packing her things.

Too many reasons were holding her back from leaving the team.
After that happened, I remembered the things I had just argued with my coach.

‘Feedback is for people with problems. Leaving feedback to people who don’t see the game will lead the team in the wrong direction.’
‘If it’s only natural to lose a game if the supporters fail, then you won’t be able to become a professional gamer in this team anymore.’
‘Please. I don’t need players who don’t intend to work hard.’

When I thought about it, although the coach’s personality was a bit sleazy, it didn’t seem like he didn’t have any intention of growing the team.

Then she thought about the bets the coach had placed on the 1-on-1 mid-bread.

‘Listen to the winner’

Why would the coach make such a bet?
That’s because her coach her needs her too.
Because she has no intention of kicking her out of her.

‘It’s just a pushover. Don’t be scared Ryu Seo-yoon. I can’t give up on my dream just because of that guy.’

She closed her eyes, then opened them, and eventually unpacked her pack her and began to harm her.
At least it will last until the transfer season.
She carved her firm resolve into her heart her.