In the Internet age, who still makes traditional games?

Fei Zhiyuan was happily anticipating the launch of the new pool at the end of the month, a surge in revenue, and suppressing the 《Frost and Snow Project》 once again, finally venting his anger.

But someone suddenly knocked on the door, interrupting his hopeful thoughts.

It was Gong Feng, who had just received his assignment and left.

At that moment, he was knocking on the door and saying from outside, "Boss, good news."

Fei Zhiyuan raised his eyebrows in surprise.

Such high efficiency?

It's only been… He looked at his watch. It had only been less than 10 minutes!

He put down the report and called out, "Come in."

Gong Feng impatiently pushed the door open, his face full of excitement, and said, "Boss, great news!"

"Just now, a minor was caught cheating in 《Frost and Snow Project》, and the police pinned him to the desk in an internet cafe in front of tens of thousands of viewers in the live broadcast!"

Fei Zhiyuan's eyes lit up instantly!

A minor!

Caught cheating!

Pinned down during a live broadcast!

But soon, he felt it was a bit ridiculous:

"Is Dream Building's method so crude? They even arrest people who cheat?"

"It should be the person who made the cheat, right?" Gong Feng speculated, "Dream Building is managing the cheating issue. Although they've recruited a few, they haven't been able to recruit more. This time, they might be trying to make an example of someone."

"And… maybe they didn't expect the other party to be a minor."

"After all, minors can't register for 《Frost and Snow Project》, let alone have the technology to create cheats."

"So… is this a crackdown on cheats that accidentally hit a minor?" Fei Zhiyuan summarized.

"I can't be sure, but it's very likely," Gong Feng said, leaving himself some leeway.

— After all, the incident had just happened, and many details were still unclear.

Fei Zhiyuan pondered for a moment, then quickly made a decision:

"Find some familiar media outlets, as well as those gaming self-media, and get them all mobilized to hype up this incident as soon as possible."

"We must be ahead of Dream Building!"

"We can't give them a chance to suppress the heat and divert the topic. We must make all players form the impression that their actions are crude before they solve the problem."

"Understood." Gong Feng nodded quickly.

"If you understand, go quickly. Time is money!"

Gong Feng quickly left the office to get busy.

Fei Zhiyuan then began searching for detailed information.

—

On Dream Building's side, Chen Mengling, a surfing expert, also sent the news to Xu Meng.

At this time, Xu Meng was discussing some designs in the miniDemo with Chen Junyi, Zu Rongyao, and Li Xingyun, talking about what kind of different game experience there would be on the emulator.

Chen Junyi is involved in distribution and has a deep understanding of promotion and marketing. He fully understood Xu Meng's thinking in the previous meeting—

In the Internet age, the power of marketing can completely make a niche track become crowded.

Even if only one in 100 people is interested in something, 14 million people can be found in Xia Guo.

So he attached great importance to the simulator and listened very carefully.

Zu Rongyao had been working on hardware before, and at this time he was very curious about everything about the simulator and the somatosensory suit, and eagerly wanted to know whether Dream Building's products were different from those already in the industry.

Finally, there was Li Xingyun, the technical expert, who was responsible for making the game and hardware perfectly match and give the best effect. At this time, he was also listening and thinking carefully.

Xu Meng was stunned when he was interrupted by the little assistant's message.

— I didn't call the police?

I'm still waiting for the security department to recruit these people!

With the existence of "Immortal Suits", these people will not cause too serious damage to the game environment.

Why would I be in a hurry to call the police?

Besides, even if I call the police, the police will pay attention to the impact when arresting people, and they won't use crude methods as soon as they come up, right?

He stopped the discussion, got up in a hurry, and went there while checking relevant information, and even asked the little assistant to book a ticket for him.

If the situation is serious, he will fly over to deal with it as soon as possible.

No matter what the reason, as a manufacturer, using public power to deal with your own players will naturally create a sense of distance from the players.

Especially in the ACG community, it could be a super big crisis!

It also involves minors, and the incident happened in front of a live camera…

It's too complicated!

—

At this time, the scene of the incident—that live broadcast room—was still "bustling with noise".

The audience who witnessed the explosive scene were all dumbfounded.

Even though the live broadcast had been interrupted by accident, everyone was unwilling to leave.

The barrage was full of question marks of varying lengths.

— No one can say exactly what happened just now.

After Nan Shan, the cheat user, became popular on the live broadcast because of the Immortal Suit, there were not a few anchors who chose to follow suit.

The difference is that big anchors don't dare to actually cheat.

At most, like the Heroic Sniper, they get an account that can enter the Immortal Suit, log in to see the Immortal War, rub a little bit of popularity and gain some knowledge, and then it's over.

But small anchors don't care much about this, and even explicitly state [Immortal Suit, Gathering of Heroes] in the title, and openly cheat in the live broadcast without any concealment.

For this kind of behavior, the super administrators of the old-fashioned game live broadcast platform will directly ban you without discussion when they see the anchor cheating.

— Even P Station doesn't tolerate this.

But Bite People doesn't care about this.

As long as you don't explicitly say it, don't sell it, and the audience doesn't report it, then the super administrator will turn a blind eye and pretend they didn't see it.

This new anchor with the ID [God 丿 Xing Hao], who looks like he is still in his youth, started the live broadcast on Bite People.

The title of the live broadcast room is very consistent with his ID:

[Immortal Suit, Your Emperor is back!]

The popular "Frost and Snow Project," the popular Immortal Realm server, an arrogant title—with all these elements combined, it quickly attracted a large audience.

And he didn't disappoint the audience's expectations, opening his mouth with: "Wait for me to adjust my magic weapon first!"

"Once it's adjusted, I'll take care of these monsters!"

In the audience's ears, this was automatically translated as: "Wait for me to adjust the cheat parameters first, and once I'm done, I'll kill all the opponents."

After adjusting, he matched into the Immortal Realm server after a minute and a half.

Selecting Fu Ling, he started the game.

Before the countdown even finished, he performed a special skill for everyone:

Summoning the Divine Dragon.

This divine dragon didn't fly out like it normally would, but instead circled around him!

He summoned another one, letting the two dragons fly around him before stopping and saying:

"It's already starting to lag a bit, this internet cafe's computer is really trash."

"Zhumeng is also stingy, would it kill them to spend more money to upgrade the Immortal Realm server?"

The Divine Dragon's special effects consume a lot of computer resources, and wanting to keep them active permanently naturally comes at a price.

But it's also really useful—high damage, protects the user, has some control effects, and is even an off-hand skill, not affecting his ability to shoot.

So the livestream effect was quite good.

Until someone in the audience saw how young he was and asked if he was an adult yet.

It was just a casual question, but he directly replied: "Almost, just one year left."

Now the audience was a little dumbfounded:

"Isn't the 'Frost and Snow Project' supposed to prohibit registration and gameplay for those under 18?"

"How can you play?"

"Moreover, if you're 17, you're still in high school, right? Don't you have to be in class during the day now?"

Li Xinghao—also known as [God丿Xinghao]—wasn't ashamed at all, but instead asked in surprise:

"Can't be, can it be?"

"Are there people who can't even get an ID number?"

"What? Did none of you ever skip class when you were in school?"

"Did none of you ever sneak into internet cafes at night after climbing over the wall?"

… …

This nonchalant attitude made the audience frown a little.

Xia country's cultural environment determines that everyone generally lacks a good impression of rebellious children who don't like to study.

The atmosphere in the barrage immediately changed:

"It's better to wait a little later, play after going to college in a year, you can play as much as you want then."

"Your parents work hard to send you to school, it's not appropriate for you to do this… …"

"Skipping class, climbing walls, staying up all night, cheating… … Good lord, I'm calling it a good lord!"

"Is he planning to go straight to the factory after graduation?"

… …

Seeing these lectures and sarcasms, Li Xinghao's anger immediately rose.

"What's it to you?"

"Watch if you want, leave if you don't want to!"

"Do you really think I want you guys to watch here?"

"You guys do nothing but watch livestreams all day, and you're trying to teach me?"

… …

As a result, some viewers were angered and retorted again.

Li Xinghao also got angry, stopped playing the game, and directly zoomed in on his main perspective camera to start arguing with the barrage.

The streamer and a handful of viewers began a passionate back-and-forth.

Netizens who enjoyed the excitement fanned the flames on the sidelines, so the popularity of the livestream room became higher and higher.

Only some relatively calm viewers discovered something was wrong through the zoomed-in livestream screen—

The customers surfing the internet behind Li Xinghao were constantly getting up and leaving their seats one by one.

At first, it wasn't obvious, it seemed that they just urgently needed to go to the bathroom, or they had something to do temporarily, and they didn't even bother to shut down their computers.

But in less than three minutes, everyone behind him had emptied out, leaving only the unclosed monitors still glowing.

This was a bit wrong!

They started sending barrages to remind Li Xinghao: "Streamer, look behind you, something seems wrong."

Li Xinghao was only focused on cursing and didn't see it at all.

The audience became more anxious, and more and more barrages reminded him.

At this time, Li Xinghao finally noticed these reminders and was about to turn around to take a look when he suddenly heard someone shout from his side and behind:

"Cao Jinhui!"

"?" He subconsciously turned his head to look over.

At that moment, six burly men rushed up from both sides of the sofa and pinned him down!

A huge palm pressed his head onto the keyboard, and amidst the chaotic noise of clattering, the monitor screen became a mess, and the livestream window was also blocked.

Li Xinghao was panicked and struggled desperately: "Ah! What are you doing!"

"Who are you!"

"What are you going to do?!"

Seeing this, the six burly men dared not relax even more and used all their strength to hold him down.

Behind them, more people in police uniforms quickly rushed forward, some even holding guns in their hands.

The piercing sound of police sirens rang outside the door, one louder than the other, shaking people's hearts.

Li Xinghao didn't know what was happening at all and struggled desperately out of instinct.

In the struggle, he didn't know where he touched, first the camera fell, and then the livestream signal was also disconnected.

The plainclothes officers were afraid that something would go wrong in the final stage, and they all used all their strength, and the huge force made Li Xinghao's shoulders and arms ache.

A plainclothes burly man shouted angrily: "Cao Jinhui!!!"

"You're under arrest!!!"

"Give up struggling!! You can't escape!!!"

… …

The tens of thousands of viewers in the livestream room, reminiscing about the livestream arrest scene they had just seen, were both nervous and confused.

An old brother sent a barrage in shock and asked:

"Is this… … a cheater being sanctioned?"

"Is Zhumeng so awesome? Directly banning the account in real life?"

3k!