On the other end of the network cable, Donnie's opponent is more irritable

"Will this guy play??"

Pierce held the handle in his hand tightly, like a hunting rifle.

This made Ned, who was sitting aside and playing games with his dad, worried.

"If the opponent on the Internet really appears in front of you, maybe Dad is going to get a hunting rifle, right?"

Ned thought uncertainly.

Because of the Quidditch game that was "broadcast" on TV, Ned's father Pierce also became interested in this virtual sports game.

He paid Ned to buy "The Magic Quidditch" released some time ago, on the condition that he would teach him how to play and reach the average level.

Ned originally thought it was a simple task, so he agreed, but now it seems

"If you know, I won't agree to him!"

Ned deeply understands what free is the most expensive

Pierce is not the type that is insulated from the game and can't teach you how to operate it no matter how you are.

Although Ned's father is slow to learn electronic products, he still has no problem learning how to play.

The problem is that his fingers have slow reaction speed and he rarely played games before, so he did not reach the normal level for a while. Not to mention other players, even the computer with simple AI mode provided by the game itself can't beat it.

What's even more terrifying is that Pierce often watches football on TV. Whenever he encounters unhappy watching, he will subconsciously want to throw the things in his hand towards the screen.

Although he often quickly retracts his strength, it is rare for him to smash the screen if he throws out things. However, the things he throws out are probably finished.

When he watched football games, it would be fine if most of his hands were cans of beer, but now, he is Ned's game controller...

Anyway, Ned has received three gamepads as "compensation" recently.

Judging from what it means today, Ned felt that he would probably receive a new gamepad soon.

After all, his dad even called out whether the other party would play such words.

As a novice in the game, it is often not because the opponent is too good, but because the opponent's moves do not match the routine he knows.

This often makes the novice feel like "can you still do this!? Are you fouling!!!?"

Ned's dad Pierce is like this now.

Ned looked at his father's game controller several times, trying to throw it, but then let it go, and it felt like he was riding a roller coaster.

"Dad, if you hate this guy, just change to another opponent. There are many opponents on the Internet anyway."

For the safety of his handle, Ned suggested.

"This is pretty good. This guy's level is really average. So, Ned, can I change to a few more powerful opponents?"

Pierce, who was very keen, asked Ned,

"It's like the opponents you played before are very good!"

"Those are opponents in the second division!"

Ned said helplessly,

"Dad, you are still in the D-League!"

"And, before complaining that your opponent is too weak, should you increase your winning rate to more than 40% first!"

Ned complained in his heart.

In order to enable all online players to fight with suitable opponents, the Internet platform of "Magic Quidditch" has a rank matching mechanism.

However, it is not a setting for bronze, silver, gold, kings and other future generations, but a statement of multiple levels of leagues such as A, B, C, and D in a similar mode to real football matches.

Anyway, in the story of "Harry Potter", there is already a Quidditch League!

The D-level league where Pierce is located can basically be considered a novice rookie area.

Only by increasing the winning rate and reaching a higher level of league can we match stronger opponents.

However, from the moment, this is a big problem for Pierce.

"Or, Ned, let me play with your character!"

Pierce suddenly thought of a way to save trouble.

Ned was stunned, then shook his head quickly.

"No, you will cause me to be downgraded to Level C!"

Although the second division is not considered a master zone, it can be considered a backbone player after all. Ned doesn't want to be relegated.

However, his truth annoyed his father Pierce,

"Boy, do you look down on me!"

"Of course not!"

Faced with his irritable father, Ned certainly did not dare to directly admit, "Yes, I just look down on your gaming skills." You should know that although Pierce's gaming skills are bad, he practices boxing all year round.

At the critical moment, Ned's brain flew around and he was quick to develop wisdom.

"Otherwise, Dad, I will play a few games for you and take you to score!"

“…Isn’t this cheating?”

Ned discovered for the first time that his dad was still a straightforward middle-aged man...

*******

In contrast, Emily and Jaina, who are both young people like Ned, are much happier.

Because they were roommates, the two shared an xbox.

Since the release of "Magic Quidditch", the two who immediately purchased the game discs have often fought in the dormitory.

However, unlike Emily who is determined to win, Jaina is a close-up collection maniac.

She often gave up the chance to score goals for a beautiful close-up of fake moves when the duo was halfway through. Just like now

"Look at my Langkis' fake moves!"

Jaina shouted.

Emily curled her lips, easily completed the interception, and then scored.

"Emily, you really don't cooperate!"

Jaina, who failed to make a fake move, pouted and complained,

"Just a little short, my Langkis' fake move was done!"

"What Langkis fakes!?"

Emily rolled her eyes,

"That's all Pugachev's cobra maneuver!"

"What!?"

Jaina was stunned, then asked curiously,

"Emily, what do you mean? What is Pugacho...ah!"

But Jaina wanted to say the noun Emily just said, but accidentally bit her tongue.

"Pugachev Cobra maneuver!"

Facing her roommate who had completely transformed from Bichi to a shaking force, Emily sighed helplessly.

"You haven't noticed many of the wonderful fake moves in "Magic Quidditch", which are actually simulated fighter maneuvering methods! Pugachev's Cobra maneuver is the stall maneuvering action of the famous Russian fighter Su27."

“…I haven’t heard of it at all!”

Jaina shook her head very simply.

"Have you never paid attention to things like planes?"

"certainly."

Jaina nodded,

"I am a beauty, I care about what that thing does, unless you count the number of times you help the man beat me"

"Hello!!!"

Emily said furiously,

"You guy's life is so dirty. Do you want to work in the Fernando Valley in the future?"

"Of course not."

Jaina waved her head, but was not angry.

"Emily, don't you think that as a woman, mastering more skills and working better is a sign of responsibility for her future husband? Which man doesn't want to unlock more postures!?"

“…”

What you said makes sense, I was speechless...
Chapter completed!