Memories: "Okay, then let's go to our post-match interview session. This time the interview guest is the MVP player Blak who just got a good start for NRG. Let's transfer the picture to the interview seat."

The audience was surprised, and there were post-match interviews?

I haven't seen this session before in other e-sports competitions, but when I thought of seeing idol contestants, the audience immediately cheered.

As the picture changed, a tall and beautiful girl was already preparing to interview this mvp Xiaohei.

"Okay, welcome to the post-match interview session. I am the host Nana. This post-match interview also invited the jungle player Blak from the NRG team to say hello to everyone."

Host Nana handed the microphone to blak.

Blak looked a little shy and said to the microphone: "Hello everyone, I am NRG's jungler Blak, Jiang Hao."

The audience burst into cheers again, and the shouts of "Black God" and "B God" were endless.

Nana: "The first question is, after the first-level regiment invasion of the blue buff, was it a tactic designed from the beginning, or was it a temporary idea?"

Blak thought for a while: "Well, in fact, invading and grabbing the blue is a well-designed tactic, but I didn't expect that the sword girl on the opposite side was pressing so far forward, so I caught him by the way, and I didn't expect to kill him."

"So I just caught it 'by the way', right..." Nana was a little speechless, "Okay, then the second question is, let's evaluate the opponent this time, and your own performance."

Blak paused: "Uh... the opponent played well and had a strong strength. Then, maybe our cooperation is better."

Nana: "Okay, that's the third question. There are also many fans who support you at the scene this time. Do you have anything to say to the fans?"

Blak looked at the camera: "Well, thank you very much for your support. And my parents also arrived at the scene this time and wanted to perform well in front of them."

Nana nodded: "Yes, this time our organizer also invited all the families of professional players to the scene. Has the director found the location of Blak's parents?"

The picture on the big screen turned and cut into the audience. Jiang Hao's parents were sitting in the audience. Jiang Hao's mother's eyes were filled with tears, and she kept giving her thumbs to the big screen.

Nana: "Okay, thank you very much for your Blak player for accepting our interview. Everyone can take a break and continue looking forward to the next game!"

...

This time, Chen Mo specifically instructed the organizers to invite all the parents of domestic players to the competition site. For some parents who came from other places, they would also book air tickets and food and accommodation.

This is not only to allow these players to compete harder, but also to establish an impression for the audience across the country and parents of all professional players: e-sports is not an Internet addiction.

Although the concept of this world is more open than in the previous life, the development of the e-sports industry is relatively lagging behind. Many traditional families do not accept the concept of "e-sports".

Among the active professional players, many of them had fierce quarrels with their families before playing professional games, and some even ran away from home to play games.

If Chen Mo wants to build a complete e-sports ecosystem, the first step is to reverse people's misunderstandings about e-sports, and the best way to reverse this misunderstanding is to pass the World Championship.

Huge investment in capital, high bonus pool, high-end venues, cool opening ceremony, teams from all over the world...

All of this can make parents with more traditional concepts realize that esports is an emerging thing and has a very good prospect.

The process of these parents' disagreement to identification will also affect more people, including viewers watching live broadcasts. This is equivalent to a benchmarking role, allowing more and more people to realize that e-sports is also a competitive sport.

...

The schedule of this competition is basically determined according to Chen Mo's S finals in his previous life. Sixteen teams compete for a month to decide the championship.

October 5th to 8th is the first round of the group stage, the 12th to 15th is the second round, the 19th to 22th quarterfinals, the 28th and the 29th semi-finals, and the 5th finals.

The competition is basically arranged on weekend afternoons, which is convenient for viewers to watch the game and for viewers from other countries and regions to watch the live broadcast.

The popularity of the scene was already very high after NRG won the first victory, and the popularity of major live broadcast websites is also constantly rising.

The official live broadcast room of the "League of Legends" S1 World Finals of the Moyu Live Platform has reached more than 2.3 million, and various barrage has completely flooded the screen, all of which are "congratulations" and "nrg awesome".

After NRG won its first victory, the official forum of "League of Legends" and various forums, post bars, and Weibo were discussing the finals. This clean and neat victory made all the players excited and made more players start watching the live broadcast of this game.

The reactions of players can be described as "running around and telling each other".

"Have you watched the League of Legends finals? NRG has won a game!"

"I didn't see, who is the opponent?"

"I forgot what I called, a European team!"

"European team? All teams from other countries have come?"

"We're all here, there are teams from Europe, the United States, and South Korea, and there are four domestic teams!"

"Where is there, I want to see the beating of the foreign team!"

Obviously, this kind of foreign war is always the battle that can inspire the most honor. Teams fighting well in foreign wars can easily attract fans and resonate with players the most.

nrg's clean and neat first game made more and more players in China pay attention to this game. Some players who did not watch the game or pay attention to the domestic team have also begun to understand these teams and star players.

...

In the audience, Chen Mo was flipping through his cell phone.

The event is counting the number of people watching the finals through various channels in real time. So far, this number has reached 6.5 million!

Most of the audiences here come from China and some overseas, but the number is only a small part. After all, this competition is not that important for overseas players, and there is also a problem of jet lag.

The main channel for players to watch the game is major live broadcast platforms, and many people also watch it on the client or official website.

This number has already made the organizer Yanhuang Technology very excited. This is a real 6.5 million people, enough to crush any big anchor on any live broadcast platform, and even surpass any previous e-sports competition!
Chapter completed!