Next day, Ankit first practiced his "Water Controlling Technique". He wanted to achieve mastery in it. After mastering it, he could easily and quickly make water and use it.
After practicing, he went to cultivate. His core was already 75% full of condensed essence flow.
In just 3 to 4 days, he had filled 75% of his core. Given 2 more days, he could definitely fill his core completely.
Because his core was small, he didn't need much time thanks to his diligence and grind to fill it. And because his cyclone had also become much more powerful, he could quickly gather essence flow and condense it.
If his core was the size of a football or bigger, it would take who knows how many years to condense essence flow in his core.
Ankit's core size was small, like a tennis ball. So it could be filled easily.
After cultivation and eating dinner, he began preparing a surprise for his subscribers.
The surprise was training the subscribers and make their gameplay op. He would customize their controls and sensitivity.
Ankit could easily identify the patterns in which his subscribers played and tell them how they could improve their gameplay.
But there was one condition: they had to send a video of them playing (like a hand cam) to Ankit via Instagram.
So Ankit could identify how their fingers were comfortable and how they could achieve god-like gameplay.
Ankit was fully capable of identifying the patterns because of his enhanced senses. He could even see things in slow motion. With this help, Ankit would give his subscribers a personalized experience and gain their loyalty.
Ankit made a video and uploaded it, where he said he was going to choose 5 subscribers to teach them how to play and also make sensitivity and controls for them so they could play easily. He also told them they had to make a hand cam video.
But Ankit didn't say anything in the whole video. He just displayed texts and played his gameplay in the background.
This video quickly attracted Ankit's 5000 subscribers. This video also created doubts. Because even if Ankit could teach how to play, he couldn't make custom controls for anybody, right?
Because all players have different styles of playing, and even if they forced themselves to play in another style, that wouldn't be efficient, right?
But this top player was saying that he could customize controls so players could achieve god-like gameplay.
Amidst their doubt, some players still sent their hand cam videos. Ankit selected 5 out of them and, after analyzing, created custom HUDs for them and told them they should first practice to familiarize themselves.
He also said that after 2 or 3 days of training, they should make another hand cam video.
Ankit also told Yash and Gyan Gaming to promote this video, where Yash and Gyan both began telling in their livestreams that the top player, Returner, was making customized controls and sensitivity for them.
On the same day, Ankit also made another video telling that he had selected these 5 people and after 2 or 3 days, he would show their before and after gameplay.
Ankit said in his video that he would also show their custom HUD (controls) online so other people could try and see the difference themselves that this custom hub is really custom-made for these selected players.
Subscribers were curious: was it really possible to make custom HUDs and controls for another person just after seeing their gameplay?
And not just giving a little bit of advice but making an entire custom HUD for them.
This was simply inhuman.
Ankit ignored all the discussion; he only wanted to cultivate for now. Free Fire was really boring for him now.
If he didn't want to earn some money, he really wouldn't trouble himself by making videos.
But this video was not only for making money; Ankit also thought about the future. When Ankit evolved Free Fire in the future, these subscribers would be his soldiers.
So training them was always good. This would also make them loyal to Ankit.
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2 days quickly passed. Now Ankit's core was completely full of condensed essence flow. He wanted to check his strength, and he thought going deep into the mountain range would be good.
Ankit wanted to go right now but controlled himself and first made a video for YouTube.
His chosen subscribers were saying thank you to him because their gameplay had now become so good.
Their gameplay was at least 3 to 4 times better than before.
Their control over the character was much better. If they wanted their character to sit, the character would do exactly that without any delay. Before, they made mistakes like wanting to tap standing but mistakenly tapping sit or prone button, because of which their gameplay wasn't good.
But Ankit customized their controls, and they didn't make any mistakes after getting familiar with these controls.
They could now easily connect headshots.
Previously, they played like total newbies, but now they had become pros.
Ankit didn't do anything much; he just read their finger movements while they were playing in the hand cam and saw that their fingers touched wrong places.
So Ankit just placed the buttons and also changed their size so they could play efficiently.
And as for sensitivity, Ankit didn't do much; he just showed what his subscribers sometimes did—they dragged their fire button high and missed headshots. So he made sensitivity changes and adjusted fire button places and size for them.
This was easy work for Ankit with his powerful senses. But only for Ankit; other players couldn't achieve it even if they racked their brains for many months.
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Ankit made a video where on one side there was gameplay of his subscribers before the opportunity and on the other side the gameplay after the opportunity.
Ankit uploaded the video and, after exiting the hut, began running deep into the mountain range.