"Kart" can be said to be a popular racing game at present. Speaking of racing games, I believe most players have only heard of the "QQ Speed", so that most players now think that "Kart" is a new game recently. In fact, "Kart" is a very classic game, and it is also a childhood memory of some players. However, the mobile game of "Kart" has finally arrived in public beta. After this game was launched, it instantly crushed "QQ Speed" and became the most popular racing game at present.
Everyone knows that Huya Chen Xi can be said to be the number one person in Paopu mobile game. It was already a human-shaped plug-in by everyone when the game was in the internal beta. I believe that players who like this game are definitely familiar with Chen Xi. In the recent China-Korea confrontation in Paopu, Chen Xi also represented China in this competition. This China-Korea confrontation is simply a platform for both sides to exchange technology. Chen Xi also performed quite well in this game.
Although it is just a platform for mutual communication, the players participating in the competition can be said to be not a fuel-efficient light. Everyone knows that in racing games, as long as you can get the lead position at the beginning and do not make mistakes throughout the whole process, you can almost keep stable. However, in the recent individual competition, although Chen Xi still got the lead position based on details at the beginning, he did not dare to slack off at all, because the remaining players can be said to follow very closely, and a slight mistake may fall from the first place to the last place instantly.
However, since he can participate in this competition, his strength is naturally unquestionable. In the competition, although Chen Xi almost made no mistakes throughout the whole process, he was directly overtaken by other players on a corner. He was about to reach the finish line. Chen Xi could only make good use of the details. On the next corner, he successfully won the first place with the inside and outside the card, and finally won the competition. I have to say that when facing a close enemy, the key to deciding the final win or loss lies in the handling of details. What do you think about this?
