After about half an hour, Gu Feng roughly formulated his schedule for work and rest.

Get up at 8 a.m.

8:00-8:30 Wash and morning jog.

Have breakfast from 8:30-9:00.

9:10-10:00 prop practice.

10:00-12:00 Body control exercises.

12:10-12:50 Lunch plus rest time.

13:00-15:00 Familiar with maps and pre-aim exercises.

Exercise at 15:00-17:00.

Have supper from 17:30 to 18:00.

Live broadcast from 18:30-23:00.

Take a bath and sleep between 23:00-0:00.

Gu Feng has his own considerations to formulate this timetable, and the first thing is to exercise.

The body is the capital of revolution, and physical health is also one of the necessary conditions for maintaining a good competitive state.

So Gu Feng only squeezed out two and a half hours of physical exercise, which was also the experience that Gu Feng only came out after playing two games of CSGO with high intensity.

Unlike games like PUBG and LOL, the average time of CSGO is only more than one minute, but in this minute, players must keep their energy at a high concentration.

There is no problem with such a high concentration in a short period of time. For example, if a CSGO game is short, it will only take 20 minutes at 16:0, but if it hits 15 to 15, then it will be just an hour.

BO1 can still perform normally when playing the game, but if it is the final of a certain competition and the BO5 is full, the player with poor physical strength can be exhausted directly on the competition stage.

So we can see that many European CSGO players are very strong, and there is a certain reason for this.

Then came the props practice.

This Gu Feng never thought about learning props with professional teams, that was unrealistic.

Gu Feng’s expectation for himself is that he can’t say that he can do any props in the map he often shoots, but at least he has to learn about regular smoke grenade flash bombs and incendiary bombs?

Moreover, morning is the time when a person has the best memory, so the props learned during this period are quite impressive.

The second is the body control practice. People who often play CSGO know that the body technique is really important after the game reaches a high-end game.

Whether it is a small peek, jumping and accelerating to grab the first shot position, or jumping in the air to some unconventional positions on maps, the body movement plays a qualitative role.

Some people can even use their body skills to avoid bullets.

On the other hand, Gu Feng can be described directly in terms of body skills.

The CT team in Purgatory Town had to jump around on the second floor of A. It was really embarrassing to say it...

Then, I mainly rely on watching professional competitions to see how professional players stand when playing, familiarize themselves with some unconventional positions, and practice pre-aiming.

These are probably the specific role of Gu Feng’s work and rest schedule and the effect Gu Feng wants to achieve.

At this time, if you have a little cutie, you will ask, why don’t you practice in this area of ​​competition reading ability?

In fact, Gu Feng made a choice in this regard. His system is not a very perverted system, and there is no way to actively improve Gu Feng's strength.

Moreover, Gu Feng's time is limited, which cuts off the possibility of becoming a bucket warrior, so he has to put down something to a certain extent.

Gu Feng is still a young man. At the age of eighteen, he is very energetic and energetic. When facing such a choice, he will naturally choose the ability to attract the audience's attention.

Although CNCS lacks command, the only one that has been on the service is only 259, and the disadvantage of 259 gun softness has become VG's biggest shortcoming.

But Gu Feng didn't know that he had only played this game for a month, so it's all done!

...

After setting up a schedule of work and rest, Gu Feng went to take a shower, then washed his clothes, and after completing these things, he returned to the room and opened the live broadcast.

Although Gu Feng's performance in the afternoon attracted a lot of viewers, no one came in to see him after sending out the reminder of the broadcast, and even the barrage robot arranged by Douyu did not come.

Gu Feng didn't care. This month has allowed this 18-year-old young man to see how difficult it is to do live broadcasts. Sometimes, if you do live broadcasts without a background, you really have to pay more attention to personal talent and luck than playing a profession.

He started a game of gunfighting and death mode by himself. Gu Feng looked for the feel and turned on 5E to complete his only system task - to get on the first place in 5E priority matching.

The 5E platform can now be said to be the largest CSGO third-party platform in China. However, due to historical problems, 5E now has two matching patterns, one ordinary match and the other priority match.

In the past, 5E had only normal matches, but after operating for a few years, 5E found that some players simply regarded 5E as an official server and were just free.

When the 5E official saw that this is not possible, renting a 100tick server requires money. Since you play my platform, you have to share with me anyway!

So 5E launched the priority matching function that requires money to join.

(I'm telling you quietly that although 5E shows that it is a 128tick server, except for the rooms opened by 5EPL and 5E members who are homeowners, the servers opened by civilian players are all 90-100tick servers!)

Gu Feng is not short of money, but it is relatively good that his sister's tuition fee is more than 100,000 yuan per semester, and the remaining money has to be paid for property management fees, water, electricity, etc., and for meals, buying clothes and shoes, there is not much left in the end.

Gu Feng's pocket money is only about 300 yuan a month, and after paying the Internet and telephone bills, he can only spend more than 100 yuan left.

He paid another priority match fee, and Gu Feng only had 79.50 yuan left in the money he could use this month.

Looking at the pitiful 79.5 on Alipay, Gu Feng sighed and prepared to start completing the task.

But when Gu Feng was about to get a match, he found that his friend's application was flashing constantly. Gu Feng clicked on it and looked at it. He was surprised to find that the person who added his friend was actually Dongguaqiang.

Gu Feng knew Dong Guaqiang and played a game with him in the afternoon. Gu Feng often watched Dong Guaqiang's live broadcast, so he was naturally familiar with this person.

Now that Gu Feng is a little excited and excited when he sees this person who is similar to his idol and wants to add his own friends.

He quickly clicked to agree, but the pop-up news made Gu Feng stunned on the spot.

【The other party’s friend is full.】

...

In fact, Dong Guaqiang did not do this on purpose. At that time, in order to add Gu Feng's friends, Dong Guaqiang specially cleared out two friend positions. However, Gu Feng was busy thinking about his own system and did not add Dong Guaqiang's friends as soon as possible. After Dong Guaqiang's 5E had two extra spaces, countless water friends sent friends to apply for friends, and some rich people even sent Rockets to add friends directly.

Dong Guaqiang wanted to refuse, but the water friends gave it too much. Dong Guaqiang also forgot that Gu Feng was so awesome. Naturally, when Gu Feng wanted to agree, there would be no place.

Tickling his head, Gu Feng smiled bitterly, and then cleaned up his mood and started a new game.

More than ten seconds later.

"Didi."
Chapter completed!