What did you get burned in the game for?

In the real world, there are policemen who manage and maintain life order. In the game world, there are actually game world managers who are responsible for handling reports between various players and judging their behaviors in the game. The game we are playing now is League of Legends. In this game, there is a well-known defender of peace, the sickle of judgment, which specializes in punishing all kinds of bad players. This kind of bad is reflected in whether they insult their teammates in the communication with them. Whether it is hanging up or deliberately giving people a first class, if you receive a report from a player, you will check whether this happens. Once it is true, you will punish the whistleblower, extend the matching time, and even seal the title. This is glorious. I was one of the players named, but I didn't mean to, so I can't blame me.

Playing games together was influenced by others. I go back to the dormitory every day and tell him how powerful he is. Then I tricked the rest into summoner's canyon. Here, I spent three years in my university, and it's sad to think about it. What have I done all these years? Hey! The area where I started playing is not the current area, but why should I change the area? Because the number was blocked. Because I have a good personality, I didn't swear, and no one reported that I abused my teammates. But in the game, everyone has to go through the novice stage, right? Then I started my own novice stage, which was very pit. This is natural. Playing with others always pits others to pieces, and then reports that I intentionally sent my head after playing the game, and then is slowly warned by the sickle of judgment. Then I began to practice my hero hard. When you come out again, you've had enough fun. At least sometimes I can lead my teammates to victory. It's not always like this, but it's still good, and I'm not warned by the sickle of judgment.

I just have my own computer, and I don't have to go to the electronic reading room to compete with those people for computers anymore. I can play games on my computer and then I have my own broadband. I can not only surf the Internet, but also play games. It's a little expensive, but it's acceptable. After all, it is very useful. When I first started playing a game, sometimes I couldn't choose a hero, and then I was pushed out, but sometimes I still used it, so I didn't care too much. Until one time I lined up to match, the system actually reminded me to wait for 5 minutes to match. The reason turned out to be that I left the game too early and did not choose a hero. In this way, I waited for five minutes slowly, and then I didn't care. When you receive the prompt again, the system prompts you to wait for 20 minutes to match. It's hard to recalculate the time if I quit halfway, but I waited, but my network hasn't changed. I always thought it would be 20 minutes at the most, but then I was at a loss. Because there is something wrong with the network, sometimes I drop or quit halfway. When I was disconnected once, the system prompted me to go online again.

I don't know how other players will get titles, but now I realize that titles are not impossible. As long as you constantly challenge the bottom line, the title is not difficult, and then I decisively chose to change to a broadband, which is much better now.