Although the first time playing "Infernal Trajectory," Instructor Ding was defeated, the frustration wasn't the same as what's he feeling now.
The first time, even though he got beaten a thousand times, it wasn't too unbearable.
Firstly, Nitiandang was just an unknown small company back then, so playing or not had little impact; secondly, finding hidden mechanics was still fun during that process.
But this time is different.
It's related to a billion-dollar prize, and there were expectations right from the start, so it's hard to stay calm.
And what's worse is, Instructor Ding knows better than other players how pitiful and desperate "Infernal Trajectory" can be without hidden mechanics.
Many cloud players might say, arm wrestle with the demons!
But in reality, the reaction window this game allows is way beyond the speed of a normal person, even a professional player, and fighting a demon with guns is a dead end.
