Chapter 80
Chapter 80
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Translator: MadScientist
Chapter: 80
Chapter Title: Practice More Before Coming Back
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Practice more before coming back.
In a world slowed down to a crawl.
Ordinary players could finally grasp even a sliver of the genius's perception.
Only after painstakingly cycling through the individual screens at a snail's pace could they make sense of what she was seeing.
Vulcan provided the commentary.
"She's constantly monitoring her allies' movements in real-time, only issuing orders when they deviate from the big picture in her head. If their actions align with her thinking, no need to intervene—she just lets it ride."
"Talk about a true commander-type player."
"Her decision-making speed... it's practically AI-level."
Jeon Jeonseol's singular, massive vision of the battlefield.
An algorithm that instantly corrects any deviations from that vision.
It was nothing short of machine-like play.
In certain fields, being likened to a machine was among the highest praises for a human.
An irony, contrasting with domains where machine-like qualities were the ultimate insult.
"But does she really need to cycle through screens that often? Checking every ten seconds seems plenty."
"It's like kiting. Basic attack, move, basic attack, move. But for vision: ally view, own view, ally view, own view. Way more efficient than staring at one feed forever then switching."
"A normal person would get dizzy just trying."
"Best to ask her directly, but seems she avoids collabs. Shame."
"We're lucky she even shared these personal cams."
"Feels like peak confidence too. 'Alright, watch this. Copy if you can.'"
"Doesn't look easy to mimic."
"If it were, she wouldn't be sitting at an 80% win rate."
— Anonymous donated 1,000 won ??? : Monsters move on AI anyway, why bother checking screens? (Actual quote) "Exactly like that donation says. She hits monsters with skills, glances at a teammate's screen, moves, glances again, and only briefly checks her own when directly controlling the character."
"If a regular tried that, it'd be like a baby bird chasing a stork and ripping its legs off."
"Know your place?"
"We climb mountains simply because they are there."
"Quoting wisdom left and right now?"
Since monsters fight back, most players stare holes into their own screen during hunts to minimize incoming damage.
Map reading happens mostly during travel time—no one pores over teammates' views mid-fight like this.
Except for the exceptions: Victory and Jeon Jeonseol.
Were these tiny details what created massive outcome gaps?
"Okay, ally vision makes sense, but how does she predict enemy moves like a ghost?"
"She's never once been caught by wards, yet nails their positions perfectly."
"No wonder the regressor jokes."
"Rewinding every game?"
"But honestly, everyone's doing it to some degree."
"Huh?"
"Everyone?"
Onesu's words left the two guests with question marks over their heads.
What did he mean, "everyone"?
"Prediction, simulation. She's just constantly simulating all ten players' movements in her head."
"You think that's feasible?"
"We all do it casually in games: 'Oh, lots of allies that way, enemies probably massing here.' She's doing it way more precisely. 'Who might be here, who there... what decision would they make, where would they head.'"
"Her mental image is crystal clear?"
"Higher resolution imagination."
"Like slapping in a top-tier graphics card."
"I get the vibe."
Three folks who loved games, computers, and novels.
Hence, all their analogies veered that way.
— Viewer Enemy Position Simulator lol — Viewer You guys constantly imagine enemy spots while playing? — Viewer Didn't know the game was this deep? Lower-tier or casual viewers couldn't relate.
People who'd just farmed mobs, moved when clear, and fought on sight.
High-tier theory felt too complex for them.
Easy to learn, hard to master.
Low tiers could autopilot.
Farming inefficiency losses paled next to fight misplays.
And mutual sloppiness kept gaps small.
But as tiers climbed, tiny errors snowballed into game-losing blunders.
You needed razor-tight greed to win.
With capped champ potential, skill gaps had limits— at the peak, micro-mistakes bloated into macro disasters.
In that apex clash, superior situational judgment reigned supreme!
Yet not an alien concept.
Top rankers all knew it; she just wielded it masterfully.
Only by peering into her vision slowly did it click.
She absorbed vast info for sharper, clearer predictions.
"Not a different game from ours—just cranked to ultra settings."
"Not a genius then?"
"Isn't hyper-performing that the definition?"
"If others run 100m in 10s and one does 5s, that's genius."
"Better than flying, at least. Flying's impossible to match. But sprinting? Trainable."
"Doesn't fully explain it, though. This game feels off from normal solo queue."
"I know! No one's freelancing. Everyone follows Jeon Jeonseol's calls perfectly."
"What superpower is this?"
"I think I get it. Played with her."
"What power? Spill, Onesu."
"Name value. Imagine Victory calling shots. Easy to ignore?"
Like peaks narrowing sharply near the summit, heaven realm shrank to elites.
A tight circle: faces recycled amid dropouts and new blood.
Hyper-sensitive top rankers tracked patches, news religiously.
Into that clique drops a supernova rookie, superstar.
Victory-endorsed, full-clear max level inheritance, 90% win to Challenger minimum games, first woman Challenger.
Achievements lent her words ironclad authority.
Thus, Jeon Jeonseol's voice carried outsized weight.
"They obey calls, so macro's easy. Easy macro boosts wins. Wins boost obedience. Virtuous cycle."
The rich get richer wasn't just money.
Good begat good; evil snowballed evil.
Jeon Jeonseol spun the virtuous wheel relentlessly.
"Unifying five minds is huge. How many games crack from split calls?"
"Insanely strong."
"Grows on you—the more you watch, the more impressive."
"Thought this was analysis, not praise fest?"
"Just calling skill skill."
— Anonymous donated 1,000 won Jeon Jeonseol watching this and dying of embarrassment. — Viewer Not in watch list anyway — Viewer No one broadcasts main accounts lol, all smurfs — Viewer Me? 100% lurking — Viewer Jeon Jeonseol secretly streaming smurf and giggling = upvote lol — Viewer Coincidentally her off-day today? — Viewer This much hype? Clown ascends — Viewer Imagine hyped Jeon Jeonseol beaming = big smile — Viewer Suck? ㅗㅜㅑ> -Deleted message "TL;DR: Textbook play, but every stat outscales the field."
"Lu Bu's might with Zhuge Liang's stratagems."
"Then impossible to copy? Need to level up basics first."
"Nah. We have the textbook right here."
"Textbook?"
"These personal cams?"
"And endless supplements incoming: Jeon Jeonseol's solo rank replays."
"Study up?"
"That's my take."
"Tempo's blistering—frequent deaths, quick revives. Not many will grind head-scratching analysis."
"But peak aspirants must."
"Agreed. Brainpower rivals mechanics. Coaching staff pushes it hard, but tough."
"Top tiers really think that deep? Yeah."
"Scraper's got salary on the line—go all-in."
"Yes! We'll show better!"
The stream shifted to part two: applying analysis to live rank queues.
Cerberus collab: three heads brainstorming mid-game.
And post-broadcast, heaven realm winds shifted.
◇◇◇◆◇◇◇ "Ah, not here again? Path's twisted."
How did Jeon Jeonseol predict futures so well?
Enemies moved too predictably.
Why so predictable?
They always picked the 'current game's absolute best move.'
Best.
The one true optimal.
Uniqueness made it transparent, like reading Buddha's palm.
Paradox: higher tier, easier reads.
If so obvious, shouldn't poking holes be standard?
No—even top rankers barely grasped path-reading.
Ten players, random starts: 3,628,800 permutations.
Two teams of five: still 252 starting configs.
Myriad more variables.
Perfect judgment? Machine-only.
Players chased momentary optima.
And Jeon Jeonseol read them all.
Branching possibilities galore, but profit paths finite.
Post-stream, her foresight exposed—some tweaked strats.
Injected suboptimal detours over rote optima.
Her hit rate halved.
— Viewer Regret showing replays? Everyone countering Jeon Jeonseol now — Viewer Fr heaven realm thinks deep af — Viewer Not exhausting to play like that? — Viewer Game is life for them — Viewer Try ranking sometime lol — Viewer Win highs hit harder "Counter, huh? Flip it: they're ditching solid optima for deliberate trash plays? I look that easy?"
Jeon Jeonseol smirked.
Not free wins—raw class dominance.
Think analysis cracks it easy?
Not even close.
Practice more before coming back.
Games demanding more thought? Even more fun.
Too easy, and boredom sets in.