She still remembered that back when they fetched Maria in the small town, she had brought with her a shabby Laptop that appeared to have pretty low specifications.

“What division were you in? Right now, I'm in the Diamond Division, and I'll soon be promoted to the Master Division. Am I great or what?" Vivian said proudly.

Indeed, for an ordinary player, her Level was higher than most.

But of course, she wouldn't be able to reach this level on her own. It turned out that Cheryl used her smurf account to help Vivian increase her level faster.

While Cheryl's formal game account in the professional team was in Challenger Division, her smurf account was still in the Diamond Division, which was at the same level as Vivian's.

Before Maria could give an answer, Julie butted in, "Vivian, why don't you play this game with Maria in the future?"

Julie clearly heard how playing this game made Vivian more popular overnight. Therefore, she thought that maybe, it could help Maria as well.

Since they were technically a family now, it wouldn't hurt them to help each other out.

“Mom, even if I want to, I am afraid I can't do that." Vivian blatantly turned down the suggestion.

“My account division is too high. Unless Maria's account is in the same division as mine, the system won't allow us to team up."

She assumed that Maria's account division must be so low, so she was sure that teaming up with her was impossible. But out of curiosity, she still asked Maria earnestly, "Is your account somehow in the Diamond Division?"

As expected, Maria shook her head and replied, "No, it's not. We're not in the same division.

So, yes. It's impossible for us to team up and play this game together."

After a while, the pre-game interviews were over and the exhibition game finally began.

Maria didn't go to where the game was done live. After all, all of the fifty VIP tickets given to her by Darren were distributed to her co-workers in the set of the Legend of Anne.

At the same time, Vivian also stayed at home even though she had an ordinary ticket. Thinking that fifty crew members were sitting in the VIP area, while she stayed behind in the general admission area, she felt embarrassed.

In fact, she even tore up the ticket given to her by Cheryl, thinking that she only deserved a VIP seat.

The entire Jenkins family now sat in front of the TV to watch the game. Even though it was just a live broadcast, it was being done professionally. The network anchor, in particular, was very good at finding the best observer view.

Most of the cameras were focused on Darren, the star player of the team. At the same time, since Cheryl was the only female player on the team, she also had many screen time.

“Hmm... I can see why this game is popular. The concept is great, and the graphics is wonderful. Also, that young man's skill of using guns is superb!"