The Legendary Gamer Girl is Obsessed

<What’s that voice?>

<Are you a voice actor?>

<Cave boy voice lol>

<Gives off Golem or Gargoyle vibes>

<Wtf was that comparison lol>

The voice modulator and voice effects seemed to be working quite well.

Actually, it’s a pretty annoying task.

Since male and female vocal cords and methods of phonation are fundamentally different…

Simply changing the pitch doesn’t make it sound natural.

You have to speak in a way that adds force, like singing, for the modulation to be concealed.

“Hmm, nice to meet you, everyone.”

<Can he really play better than Victory?>

<Our Victory Hyung, give him back! You number play woman!>

<Is it true that Victory is an otaku?>

<How do you know Victory?>

<What’s this “number play woman” nonsense? lol>

Among the viewers gathered to his stream, more people seemed curious about him than myself.

< seriously, alternate account?>

<When are you hitting max level?>

<We want to see ranked games>

<TeamA’s been out for over 3 years, are you really just starting now? Were you living in the mountains or something?>

There were some questions directed at me, though much fewer.

But I couldn’t concentrate since a certain thought kept coming to mind.

“Wouldn’t it make more sense to do Magical Fight instead of TeamA, with so many people around?”

Because of my lack of friends, trying to gather ten players felt nearly impossible, so I’d given up on Magical Fight.

…But if there are this many people, couldn’t we do it?

I currently have 200 viewers.

It’s definitely possible.

“Does anyone know ‘Magical Fight’? It’s a real god game.”

<Huh?>

<Daimankan!>

<Are you an otaku?>

<Ah, you know Magical Girls Chronik – it’s truly a masterpiece. Up until the 2000s, magical girl anime were centered around themes of dreams and hope, but this work turned those clichés on their heads by portraying the pain, sadness, and sacrifices of girls forced into combat, offering viewers a shocking narrative similar to that of child soldiers. As a pioneer of the dark fantasy magical girl genre, it created such a sensation that after ‘Magical Girls Chronik,’ it became rare to find traditional magical girl series except those aimed at children. Truly a godlike masterpiece!>

<Is Victory an otaku too??? Round 2>

<Long-winded rant much? lol>

“Many of you are curious about Victory, I see – and there’s quite a bit I could tell.”

Nothing in this world is free after all.

If you want to know something, you’d have to give me something I want in return.

“For each round of Magical Fight, I’ll spill some tea. Audience participation required.”

<Huh?>

<Is this guy crazy?>

<Forced audience participation lol>

<Wanna do Magical Fight or get stabbed?>

<Get outta here lol>

<Who would play that shit game?>

<Didn’t the room title say max-leveling in Teamfight Arena?>

I can just change the title.

Subtly altered the broadcast title to “Do you know Magical Fight? It’s a real god game.”

“Hey, you haven’t even tried it yet. Give it a taste first, then talk.”

I believe.

Magical Fight just lacked the right promotion and exposure.

It’s a universe-level god game that could’ve succeeded in the mainstream market!

Definitely more thrilling than that overhyped ‘DungFight’ whatever-it-was.

If a piece of trash like that became the world’s best game, why can’t Magical Fight have a chance?

<Will you keep your promise?>

<Where do we get it?>

Victory apparently had a fair number of hardcore fans, as volunteers willing to hear tales about him soon emerged.

<Show us TeamA>

<I came here for your supposedly amazing TeamA stream, but now you’re trying to foist some weird game on us?>

<Host, you trying to get us all killed?>

Though there was some minor pushback, the opinions of this small minority – a mere 10% of the chat – could be safely ignored.

Majority rules is a harsh but inevitable principle.

Of course, among the current viewers, I doubt anyone would become a gifted user who truly brings joy to Magical Fight.

But don’t we need newbies so we can eventually get back to clan battles?

Yes, I’m a farmer planting seeds for the future.

Even if the world ends today, I’ll still plant an apple tree.

“First of all, you need to download ‘Warlord Creation’.”

<???>

<You said you’d play Magical Fight…>

<This guy might be a bit off. Said he’d stream TeamA, then Magical Fight, now he’s asking us to download some strange game…>

“Ah, this is a method that might be unfamiliar to today’s crowd. Magical Fight is a custom map of Warlord Creation, so you have to launch Warlord Creation first.”

<What’s his age?>

<Even the name reeks of a terrible game…>

<Custom maps, what a trip down memory lane lol>

<Do you understand the sorrow of custom maps that never became standalone games?>

Warlord Creation was a game that was trendy about 20 years ago, practically my contemporary.

It’s not something modern audiences would come across easily.

Had I not been trolling the web in search of “anything related to Magical Girls Chronik” after getting hooked on the after-effects of the series, I probably would’ve never stumbled upon this rather well-made fan game.

“It’s also similar to being the predecessor of Teamfight Arena. Let’s try it out together with a mindset akin to an adopted child returning to their homeland to rediscover their roots.”

<What the hell is with that metaphor?>

<Lol>

<But somehow, I’m a bit curious now…>

<Such an emotional story ㅠㅠ You must cry ㅠㅠ>

<ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ>

<Why would someone in America living the good life come back here to witness the map to hell?>

“America has its own merits, and so does Korea.”

<Sir… Please ignore this pro-North Korea trolling>

<Patriotic Legendary ㄷㄷ>

<Are we really talking about Magical Fight and Teamfight here?>

<Is this what the stream is about?>

<If you’re not going to show TeamA, why are you even here? Aren’t you a TeamA streamer?>

“What makes a person human? It’s believing that oneself is human. I’ve decided to believe that I am a Magical Fight streamer.”

<Uh…>

<Lololololol>

<This guy’s mindset is far from ordinary>

<If I’m the host of this stream, what exactly can you do? What can you achieve other than just participating in Magical Fight like a good boy?>

<I’m leaving if there’s no TeamA>

“Ah, goodbye then. Feel free to come back when you miss Victory.”

<LMAO>

<This character seems oddly refreshing…>

<Yeah, have a nice one~ No escort~>

Instantly, about 80 viewers left.

If you’re a new streamer taking this seriously, it might rattle your mentality.

But I don’t care about bad-faith viewers who aren’t interested in Magical Fight.

I’m rather thankful they didn’t stick around to muddle up the chat.

“Now that you’ve downloaded Warlord Creation, please select multiplayer. If you don’t have an ID, create one and after logging in, click on ‘Join Channel’ like this.”

MF Channel.

Writing those letters makes my heart skip a beat after all this time.

[Magic Fight Channel (1)]

Ah, is this the MF Channel?

I’ve heard it was once a very bustling place, but now it’s only ruins.

But Magical Fight will rise again.

I, the Legendary, shall rebuild the Kingdom that shall last a thousand years!

[Magic Fight Channel (3)]

Seeing the numbers climb filled me with excitement.

…Though it’s rather slow.

<Already been waiting 10 minutes, slouching here>

<Didn’t at least 10 people say they’d join earlier?>

<Saw notifications for you joining>

<Turns out it’s a troll lol>

<150 viewers and can’t even gather 10 participants lol>

<Who would have that outdated game installed already?>

<Old-man game gives denture-level stink>

This won’t work.

I have to get the audience more actively involved.

“I’ll spill some tea about Victory’s scandalous, steamy stories.”

Sorry, Victory.

All of this is for the revival of Magical Fight.

“After one round.”

<Wuttttttttt lmao>

<Did you get the party’s consent?>

<Confirmed: This person is insane>

<Suspicious summons flying from Ascend…>

<Not suspicious if it’s a lawsuit lol>

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