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[Author: ㅇㅇ(732.812)]
[Title: So, who’s the culprit behind the rumors?]
(Attached photo: Sigma vs Dune Sentinels 2:0)
They’re just really good, huh?
Ga-wol single-handedly took down Hashashin,
and the main team annihilated the enemy from start to finish.
The only thing different from what we saw in IKL was that there was an opponent who could block Ga-wol alone.
Who’s this "catapult" rumor about throwing games?
Is it someone who hasn’t played yet?
[Comments]
[Author: SigmaFan]
[Title: Wow, our team’s being called a strong team internationally]
(Attached photo: 'Hazel' personal broadcast community)
Tomorrow, Hazel is going to do a broadcast analyzing the ‘new strong team’ Sigma’s matches.
The community seems to be curious, without the usual overhyped comments.
I guess we really have become strong.
[Comments]
[Author: 쫀득쫀득볼살]
[Title: Ga-wol’s World Championship Panty Collection]
(Attached photo: Actually, there’s nothing like that)
Unfortunately, nothing came out today.
I couldn’t capture the footage of Ga-wol and Hashashin moving around during their one-on-one fight.
(Attached photo: Slight glimpse of the chest through torn clothes)
But I did get this, haha.
[Comments]
[Author: ㅇㅇ(714.128)]
[Title: Sigma’s Next Opponent Decided]
[Author: ㅇㅇ(951.211)]
[Title: Group Stage B – Korea vs Japan Confirmed]
[Author: SigmaFanAdmin]
[Title: Let’s Get to Know Falcon, Our Next Opponent]
[Notification: Automatic Translation is active.]
[Title: World Championship Analysis Broadcast - Group B]
[‘W Titans HaJel’ is on air.]
[ON AIR | 00:12:08]
Former pro gamer ‘Hazel’ is a streamer known for his detailed analysis.
During his career, he collaborated with many ace players across Europe and North America.
He won both the Prelude and World Championship, a true competitor.
His exceptional analysis skills were recognized even after his retirement, and he has participated as an analyst in many events.
In Korea, he could be considered a streamer with a position similar to Yurang.
Although, it’s more accurate to say that Yurang is inspired by Hazel.
"Hello everyone. Let’s start today’s broadcast. As promised, we’ll be covering yesterday’s Sigma eSports vs Dune Sentinels match."
The broadcast screen showed the results of Group B’s match.
Sigma won 2-0 against Dune Sentinels.
On the other side, Falcon defeated Team CP 2:1.
Ga-wol relentlessly pursued Hashashin throughout the match.
The solo ace couldn’t perform, and he was even pushed back in the fight.
This was a catastrophe for Dune Sentinels.
As a team, it was a remarkable victory.
Success in getting revenge from the Prelude.
And at the same time, objectively, Sigma has entered the ranks of the ‘strong teams.’
"Honestly, not many expected this result. There were a lot of rumors, but Dune Sentinels wasn’t an easy team to beat."
Dune Sentinels were a mid-tier team on the borderline of strong teams.
They only had one incredibly strong player, which was their limitation.
This was a prime example of "a team with a weakness can’t become a top team."
"Well... You all probably have your own thoughts, but in the end, it’s Ga-wol. Ga-wool? Ga-wol. Hmmm, it’s hard to pronounce the Korean way. Anyway, this guy seems to be the key card, so I’ve analyzed his specs in detail."
Hazel chuckled.
The reason he’s known as an ‘analysis streamer’ worldwide is not for nothing.
Unlike other streamers, his analysis quality is something no one else can match!
Normally, analysis depends on available resources—equipment, time, and staff.
Hazel has many talented staff members.
The more effort he puts into his work, the more popular it becomes, and the better resources he can access.
And for this particular opponent, he knew he had to pay special attention.
His previous team was W Titans.
The team that Hero currently belongs to, and someone he won trophies with.
Since Hero had shown interest in this opponent, Hazel became curious as well.
"First, Ga-wol. Out of all the players I’ve analyzed, his reaction speed is the fastest. No, even that isn’t enough. At his best, his reaction speed reached biological limits."
Reaction speed tests are something even the average person can easily participate in.
It’s a simple task where you just measure how long it takes to achieve a goal.
But Hazel didn’t measure reaction speed like that.
He measured the time it took to gather information and respond.
He only considered data from situations where players faced unexpected scenarios, like ambushes.
He believed that unpredictable data was the most valuable.
Several match clips of Ga-wol were shown.
In almost every scenario, Ga-wol demonstrated top-tier reactions.
As Hazel was speaking, Korean viewers started pouring in.
It wasn’t an unusual scene.
In international matches, players often have fans from their own country.
Hazel felt a strange sense of discomfort but continued with his commentary.
"In terms of physicality, it’s not just that his reaction speed is fast. He has great depth perception, and he accurately catches important information. His senses are incredible. He’s an extraordinarily sensitive player."
Something felt off though.
They say he’s famous for ‘teabagging,’ but was there bad public opinion about him in Korea?
The research only showed he was popular because of his great looks.
I’ll need to check this later.
Hazel, an American whose first language is English, used automatic translation for Korean, and there were a lot of instances of the word ‘bitch’ in the chat.
To him, it wasn’t the kind of nickname a professional female gamer would receive.
InBl is a game where you can customize your character to look beautiful.
Naturally, matches between beautiful characters are common in the game.
Fans sometimes treated players like idols rather than pro gamers.
At lower league levels, there were often clubs targeting these fans.
But in this community, the atmosphere wasn’t like that.
[‘RubikCube’ donated 100,000 KRW]
[How sensitive is it? Could this sensitivity be present in real life?]
Hazel snapped back from his thoughts.
He had just received a sizable donation.
With his energy now up, Hazel excitedly answered.
"Do you see this? When a teammate steps on a stone, Ga-wol’s eyes flickered for a moment, and then he turned back. I’ve found similar scenes quite often. This is part of the subconscious. It’s either a natural talent or the result of constant training."
There are some famous athletes who have similar abilities, right?
I’m being careful, but you can also see this in soldiers who’ve been to the battlefield.
They get startled by small noises or suddenly look over their shoulder.
As Hazel continued, he showed a few more video clips.
One of them was from Sigma’s player waiting room.
Hekate’s finger lightly touched Ga-wol’s neck.
Ga-wol, who had been resting with his eyes closed, jumped in surprise.
"This suggests that in real life, his senses could be quite sensitive. It’s a natural talent. Especially for an assassin player, this is essential. But that doesn’t mean he’s weak in strategy or tactics..."
Hazel continued with enthusiasm.
This was top-tier content, typically only seen in the highest professional teams.
He predicted that if Ga-wol made it past the quarter-finals, this broadcast would be mentioned again.
However, something he didn’t anticipate was happening.
In the land where Ga-wol was born and raised, Hazel’s commentary was being taken in a different way.
Some of Ga-wol’s fans saw certain expressions that they could never let go of.
[Author: ㅇㅇ(802.321)]
[Title: Hazel’s Compliments Mad Movie.wav]
(Attached video: Ga-wol is probably extremely sensitive in real life)
Hazel, this crazy guy hahaha
How many times is he going to talk about Ga-wol being sensitive?
Doesn’t anyone in overseas communities care about this?
[Comments]
[Author: 동미참]
[Title: Ga-wol is so sensitive]
So, when you grab with your thighs, do you feel the touch in a special way?
When I stare into the abyss, does the abyss stare back at me?
Today, my faith deepens even more.
[Comments]
Sensitive...