Kobe regretfully lost the first round, starting off on the wrong foot. In the upcoming reversal round, he not only needs to win all his matches, but also needs to strive for good scores in the competition.
Basil Jaak patted Kobe on the shoulder, indicating that he shouldn't be too dejected, then turned to the others and said, "It's my turn."
Basil Jaak drew the anti-tracking disruptor.
An anti-tracking disruptor breaks the opponent's anti-tracker device, then by accurately positioning the device, it identifies intruders. These intruders could be physical intruders, or virtual ones.
This task is quite challenging, requiring participants to master the use of the device, have relevant computer knowledge, and even hacking skills.
Therefore, it can easily create disparity among the participants.
However, conversely, if used well, it provides an excellent opportunity to score points.
Basil Jaak sat down in the operations room chair and a countdown immediately appeared on the screen.
