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What is the most important thing when doing a personal broadcast?

Skill?

Broadcasting ability?

Streamer’s personal charm?

Broadcast atmosphere or viewer chat?

Good character and personality?

Of course, all of those are necessary to maintain a large viewership.

However, whether you can attract people from the beginning is a separate story.

No matter how talented someone is, if they just sit still, viewers won’t come in.

Anyone who has sorted Twitch by the number of viewers even once knows this.

Having numerous broadcasts with 0 or 1 viewer, it takes courage to choose one, and it’s almost impossible to pick out a gem from them.

Instead, why not comfortably join a verified room from a major company? Why go through all that trouble?

That’s why famous streamers in this field have said such things. Up to three-digit viewership is luck, and beyond that, it’s the streamer’s ability.

In other words, the basics for Hako are provocation.

I titled my first broadcast like this. Not only for six months but also after the Jekma buff, I didn’t play ranked games.

But just by looking at the patch notes, I felt that this was not an ordinary buff.

-What’s this? Jekma at #1?

-?

As expected, viewers who were drawn in by the provocative title started coming in one by one.

-Is there anyone playing Jekma?

-Oh, wasn’t there a guy who used to destroy nursing homes’ camaraderie?

-Breaker.

-Right. Wasn’t he imitating Yangchinbruh? Why play Jekma?

“It got buffed this time.”

I used TTS (Text to Speech) technology to have the chat read out loud as it was typed.

The voice was in a sarcastic Jamminy’s voice.

-Even if it’s buffed, Jekma is still Jekma. Its basic design is trash.

-Even YouTubers say this buff doesn’t mean anything.

“What if I show you?”

-Will you believe me if I show you for 5 minutes?

-Are you better than Yangchinbruh?

“Yangchinbruh? That guy retired. He’s garbage.”

-Throwing some shade, huh?

-Oh, haha. If you feel wronged, make a comeback, haha.

-What return? Don’t you know it was captured by the big corporate YouTubers? Even if Nick’s Laundry did it, there’s no way it can make a comeback.

Surprised.

-But why did Yang Chin suddenly get banned? What happened?

-I don’t know. It was mentioned since some time ago that he got banned.

Perhaps because I was the only streamer who played Red Horse with a one-tool in Twitch broadcasts, the chat naturally started to focus on that topic.

Thanks to the well-timed mention of Red Horse’s buff during the aggro in the chat, the number of viewers has exceeded 50 without anyone noticing.

When the water comes in, you have to row. I immediately started playing ranked games.

-What’s this? You said Red Horse was ranked first, but now you’re doing placements?

-From the beginning, when I searched for Nick, he had never seen a rank game.

-Did we fall for it completely?

Whether the viewers talk about it or not, I picked Red Horse and chatted.

[DM for Red Horse Inquiries (Red Horse Monk): Prepare to ride the Red Horse Bus.]

[A Letter from Wangsimni (Warrior): Change your pick instead of talking nonsense. Don’t want to lose, do you?]

[Enjoying Infinity (Knight): Didn’t they say Red Horse got buffed?]

[A Letter from Wangsimni (Warrior): Even without that, I’ve met countless trash players who play Red Horse because of that.]

[Two Strikes (Rogue): Dodge quickly if you’re not going to play.]

[DM for Red Horse Inquiries (Red Horse Monk): It’s too late.]

[Two Strikes (Rogue): Ah.]

Our team started off in a state of distrust just because I picked Red Horse. When playing Red Horse, cases like this are very familiar.

It’s a story of everyday life.

I can’t use the customized equipment I had on my main character. The stats themselves are lower with the customized equipment. However, the usability was better with the customized equipment that focused on the effective stats I used.

But even if I used store-bought equipment, there didn’t seem to be any major issues in operating it.

That’s how overwhelming this Red Horse buff was.

For those who don’t play Red Horse or can’t play as well as me, it may just seem like an insignificant buff.

And if you don’t have a real understanding of Red Horse, even if you try playing, you’re likely to struggle to play properly.

But for someone like me, who is crazy about playing only Red Horse, it’s different.

I cast as soon as the line battle began. The key point of this update is that skills that can be obtained from other classes have increased. The low-quality stats of the enemy horseman remain the same. However, the handicap that is given when using skills from other classes has been largely removed.

The barbarian warrior who was competing with the warrior at the top cast when I moved behind him. It’s a skill that makes oneself invulnerable for about 3 seconds while increasing attack power. I carefully counted down the time. 3, 2, 1. The knight’s . It’s a technique that literally pulls in the enemy upon impact.

The barbarian warrior, who was positioned at the edge of the attack range, was pulled towards me as soon as my sword struck him, resulting in his defeat.

“[Enemy Horseman Inquiry: DM (Enemy Horseman Monk) has defeated Player (Barbarian Warrior)!]”

– Ah, with that mouth…

– No kill count?

“I made the opening move, why should I give you the kill?”

– That’s true.

– If you don’t give kills, the warrior might throw a fit, right?

Hiorae doesn’t have a fixed position. They just stand on the line, clearing it adequately, and gather around when capturing objectives. However, if they can give up kills, it’s common to give them to the laner, especially in the case of an enemy horseman who doesn’t deal damage. Otherwise, the game often falls apart.

Of course, this is all before the buff for enemy horsemen.

With the increase in available skills from other classes, it is now possible to choose more potent skills. In other words, although the efficiency may be lower compared to focusing on raising a specialized dealer, it has become possible to achieve late-game dominance if one can accumulate enough gold.

[Letter from Wangsimni (Warrior): Hey, are you crazy, enemy horseman? You can give kills, so why don’t you?]

[Enemy Horseman Inquiry: DM (Enemy Horseman Monk): Did I ask you to handle the kills? Take care of it yourself.]

[Letter from Wangsimni (Warrior): Are you saying you’ll just throw them away like that?]

[Enemy Horseman Inquiry: DM (Enemy Horseman Monk): That’s right.]

He turned out to be more proactive than I thought. Without a word, the warrior sold all his items at the shop and started running mid.

– Haha, he’s going mid lol

– He got triggered for no reason. What should we do?

– How do you deal with the enemy horseman?

“It doesn’t matter.”

-?

-??

-Gaoga has taken control of the body…

“Wait.”

Taking advantage of the warrior’s disappearance, I started farming from the top lane. The enemy horseman is the lowest-ranking member in the team. Usually, when they hold the lane and eat, other professions come and shout, “My spot.”

Ironically, now was a better environment to fill the personal status of the enemy horseman by holding the spot and farming.

While farming for a while, the objective fight turn began.

The map we were playing on was “Crow’s Nest.” Offering grain to the crows periodically had the effect of deactivating the turret and creep attacks.

One person was not yet joining as they were already running mid. The enemy team was leisurely collecting objectives to gain points.

At that moment, my character sprang out of the bushes. And I cast the skill “Ring of Chaos” by Muhi.

When the shining ribbon touches an enemy, it moves them, and if it hits a wall, it stuns them. The ribbon flew at an exquisite angle, pushing all five enemies into the wall.

And one of Inspector’s ultimate skills, “Blade Rain,” poured down from the sky. The damage was good, but it had a narrow range and lacked effects like slow or stun, so it needed to be comboed to be effective.

[EnemyHorseman’s inquiry via DM (EnemyHorsemanDoSa): You have eliminated all enemies!]

[Penta Kill!]

-Wow, damn, the ring hitting all five enemies?

-They let their guard down because one person was running over there. No matter how well you use it, it’s not easy to sweep them all.

-Well, even if they let their guard down, how can you take them all out at once?

-Isn’t the enemy horseman cheating?

-Maybe it’s not researched yet? The enemy horseman seems to be a sweet honey pot, right?

-Well, even top-ranked players are still called trash, what’s that about…

After I swept all the enemies, a heated debate was taking place in the chat about whether the enemy horseman was cheating or not. The general consensus seemed to be that it worked because of their tier.

After I got the pentakill, the enemies tried to contain me, but as I had already become a killing machine, there was no one to stop me.

Our team secured a 5-person kill and the objective, resulting in a gold lead of nearly double. Shortly after, the opposing team surrendered, and my 5-person kill was clipped and uploaded to YouTube, creating a small buzz.

“Hmm…”

Between stacks of cup ramen on the desk, only two eyes twinkled and gleamed.

Her delicate little hand moved the mouse. It was to replay the video she had just watched.

Her eyes focused on the title of the video.

“Are these upgraded enemy horses really cheating? 5-person kill video of enemy horses.”

“This feels so familiar…”

The girl said that while touching her chin with her hand and tilting her head.

Clearly, it was a play she was familiar with. Moreover, even the spell and active item positions were the same.

Furthermore, the character was also an enemy horseman.

“It’s suspicious, as expected.”

Neon said that and searched for the nickname of the person she just saw in the Twitch window.

“I need to find out who this guy is.”