Soon, the same tactics and equipment appeared once again in the match.
A smoke grenade at Mid's Xbox first blocked the CT's vision.
At this moment, "Litang Strongest Legend," who was guarding Mid, had a flash of alertness in his eyes, but he didn't immediately report to his teammates.
After all, the rank wasn't high, and everyone's information-gathering ability was poor. As a local in the C Rank Bracket, "Litang Strongest Legend" couldn't deduce where the Terrorists were attacking just from a smoke.
It wasn't until the footsteps of the Terrorists reached A Short that "Litang Strongest Legend" confirmed they were using the same strategy as before, so he quickly communicated with his teammates.
"They're hitting A Short again."
Only then did the CTs begin their retake.
Ying Yu was also fully focused, waiting for the enemy to appear from A Short.
On the other side, Lin Yu was still giving it his all. He pre-aimed frequently at every possible CT position, just like he practiced in the Black Room.
If any other expert saw this scene, they would notice a hint of Niko's pre-aiming style in it.
This pre-aiming seemed natural, clearly requiring a lot of practice time.
Lin Yu's fifty hours of gameplay might not seem much, but for an average player, it might take a week to train for fifty hours.
This is the power of the System.
As Lin Yu pre-aimed bit by bit, he finally ascended the steps of A Short, placing his crosshair near the platform.
Then, with a small peek, Lin Yu's first attempt was too cautious, failing to spot any enemies.
He adjusted his crosshair position again, preparing for another pre-aim.
According to his guess, after this peek, his crosshair would be slightly above the First Box, which was exactly where Ying Yu was positioned.
Lin Yu's pre-aiming method later became familiar to many CS players, but at this time, it was only known among high-rank players and in their subconscious.
This is segmented pre-aiming.
As Lin Yu peeked out, his crosshair perfectly aligned with a CT's head, and all he needed to do was press the left mouse button.
With a gunshot, when Ying Yu found himself one-shot killed again, he finally couldn't hold back.
"The opponent is definitely cheating!"
The viewers in the livestream had been mocking him, but compared to mocking the streamer, they despised cheaters even more.
They were initially astonished by Lin Yu's quick and accurate shot from A Short.
After hearing the streamer accuse him of cheating, some viewers thought it might be true.
Instantly, the livestream chat split into two factions.
One continued mocking the streamer, while the other chose to believe him.
"Can't win, so he must be cheating. Streamer, have some dignity."
"Isn't this cheating?"
"The streamer is Demon King S, how many can beat him normally? Why can a C+ local beat the streamer?"
"You believe him when he says he's Demon King S?"
"A streamer who never plays Demon King matches claims to be Demon King S, and some actually believe it."
"Stop arguing, I've checked the records. The opponent is a pure genius who suddenly awakened. Three days ago, he was terrible, and suddenly he's amazing. Either he's using a friend's account or he's really cheating."
For a moment, both sides argued, each with their own reasoning.
However, the moderators soon intervened, muting comments unfavorable to the streamer, and the chat's tone shifted.
But correspondingly, the already small audience in the livestream saw a noticeable decline.
After dying, Ying Yu, who had been watching the stream, became anxious seeing this, and in a moment of inspiration, he changed his tune.
"If you don't believe he's cheating, I'll find a reputable cheat reviewer to check. Is that okay?"
Hearing Ying Yu say this, the chat paused, clearly most were considering, then they all responded with one word.
"Okay."
In the following matches, Ying Yu, convinced that Lin Yu was cheating, was mentally affected, and his aim wavered significantly. Coupled with the fact that he was only slightly better than Lin Yu to begin with.
In this state, Ying Yu couldn't even beat Lin Yu at A Short, let alone elsewhere.
When the game ended, the score was 16:10, with Lin Yu's side leading by six points, a significant advantage.
Ying Yu immediately downloaded the demo and opened Bilibili, asking the viewers who to submit it to.
Finding someone to review cheats was a problem.
Small streamers lacked credibility, and big streamers might not bother with them.
Finally, the viewers focused on one person.
55wwz.
Many new CS players weren't familiar with this ID, but some veteran players, especially those who frequented Bilibili's CS section, likely recognized it.
As an early active cheat reviewer, 55wwz and Leon Kai were considered authoritative in this field, but unlike Leon Kai, 55wwz was less popular, making it more likely for their material to be selected.
Following the viewers' advice, Ying Yu didn't hesitate to send the video to him, not forgetting to add a note.
"Bro, I'm Demon King S rank, usually carrying fans, but today I got wrecked by this awakened guy. Can you check if he's cheating, to clear my name?"
"Suspect ID: Shark, my ID: WAJZZN"
After typing this, Ying Yu also included his livestream link, which had the recording of this session.
Honestly, although 55wwz was less popular than Leon Kai, Ying Yu didn't think he'd actually review this demo.
Everything he did was just for show to the viewers.
By tomorrow, no one would mention this again.
As they say, the internet has no memory.
When the sun rises tomorrow, Ying Yu would be Demon King S again!
Then Ying Yu unmuted all the viewers who had been silenced by the moderators.
After all, the stream's popularity depended on these people, but before that, he pretended to criticize the moderators, claiming the muting wasn't his idea.
The viewers who had opposed him saw the streamer's sincere apology, and since the demo had been sent, they couldn't say much.
Most of the audience left, but some stayed.