As a veteran player of CSgo, QUQU is a well-known one, from a professional player to an anchor after retiring, he has always been on the cusp of the storm. Now that he sees the players in the professional arena playing, he is also very excited, as if he has found the passion and enthusiasm that he once had as a professional player.
Usually his own live broadcast room is more funny and a little technology, and recently he seems to have opened a plug-in when watching professional players play, and can know the reaction of the next players and the reaction of the other party. This wave of prejudgment also makes everyone more sure of his strength.
It is true that when a person's understanding of the game reaches a certain level, it is possible to predict the behavior of the other party by reading the seconds, because the game is actually more of some data if you see it thoroughly.
Just like the Big Sima in league of legends, he can even guess what the other party is doing, and in the absence of vision, he can still predict the behavior of the other party. It's not that he's hanging, but that he's played enough and had a deep enough understanding of the game that he could produce this so-called prejudgment later.
In this kind of fps game, if you can successfully predict the position of the other party, then you can respond in advance and set up the gun. You can even reach a surprisingly winning position and catch the other side off guard.
This is to use game consciousness to divide, not game technology, in the technical level is actually a ceiling, but at the level of consciousness is unlimited. This is also one of the important factors that distinguish how strong a professional player really is.
Finally, Iem Katowice's game, QUQU commentary is also very interesting, it can use the audience to understand, to explain the whole high-end competition, but also very interesting, can learn a lot of things.