The first perspective is equivalent to the "first person", that is, observing or describing objective things from the narrator's own perspective. It was first used in life and painting, and later widely used in game language. The first perspective is more intuitive and has a sense of substitution. You can observe every subtle operation of the operator and understand every tactical psychology of the operator.
Especially in games that require operational skills and strategic skills, it is more conducive for onlookers to follow and learn, so it is loved by many players, resulting in many explanations or strategies, such as "the first perspective of the national costume Galen" or "the first perspective of the wizard".
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In addition, OB can also use the "first perspective", and OB (English: Observer) is translated as "observer". Because of OB, many OB anchors are derived from many anchors of League of Legends.
These OB anchors don't need to play games by themselves, so they don't need how good LOL technology they have. They just need to be able to add up the numbers of professional players that many viewers are interested in, and then watch the game while these professional players are playing. This move is called "the first perspective".
In this way, even if the professional players are not live, the audience can see the ranking video of their favorite players from the OB anchor. At the same time, the audience's perspective when playing games is also an OB.