I Just Want Players to Save Money, They Insist on Giving Me!
Chapter 152 - 74: Death of the Original! Pubg Players Sound the Counterattack Horn!_3

Chapter 152: Chapter 74: Death of the Original! Pubg Players Sound the Counterattack Horn!_3

"Fuck me, looks like Netcom decides what goes and we’re just supposed to take it. They keep good games from us and expect us to eat shit every damn day!"

"Now they can just casually close a live streaming room with millions of viewers. What they might do next, I don’t even want to think about!"

"Today it’s Pubg getting the chop, and everyone’s silent. If they start banning other good games tomorrow and we still don’t react, won’t we all just end up as shit-eating puppets?"

"I remember last year, some indie workshop developed a niche game, but it accidentally stepped on Tengjing’s toes. Tengjing tried and failed to buy it out, so they just killed it off, and it’s been suppressed ever since."

"So it’s time to fight back, bros! If we keep being spectators, all we’ll get to play are crap games! I suggest everyone opens their live streaming rooms and start learning the Armor-piercing Flow from Little Clip!"

"Fight back with your head... They shut down the streaming room with a couple of clicks," some viewers weren’t optimistic about the strategy everyone hot-headedly discussed.

"You can’t say that though. Look at Little Clip. She knew her streaming room was gonna get shut down sooner or later, but she went to her doom with resolve, not even flinching over the loss of tens of thousands from the Fire Arrow donations. All we have to do is start a streaming room. It’s no big investment, and if it gets shut down, it gets shut down, but we can’t lose our spirit!"

"At the least, we need to let out our voices of defiance! We, as gamers, can’t even choose our games— isn’t that funny?"

"Enough talk, I’m starting my live stream! Any bros good at Photoshop who can back me up?"

"I’ll start one too! If you’ve got a Photoshop backup, send a copy my way!"

"I’m going to blast it on the NAA forum and the Thunderbolt gaming section to get more brothers on board!"

"I’m not much of a talker, but my pockets are somewhat lined. I can spot some change to bump up the viewership for bros’ streaming rooms to spread this fire farther!"

"Brothers, charge!!"

"To the original Little Clip!"

"To the original Little Clip!"

In the blacked-out live streaming room, the popularity soared instead of declining, with a dense swarm of chat messages blinking with a series of ’cheers’ emojis.

Then, with unstoppable momentum, they dispersed in their separate ways.

Not long after.

The FPS section on Shark Platform was starting to be taken over by newbie streamers with level 1 accounts.

In just one morning, the new streaming rooms in the FPS section had exceeded 200+, almost more than double the usual number of streaming rooms.

These new accounts had clear characteristics.

They were all opening streams under the banners of various FPS games.

The playing style was almost uniform, using weapon and scenario textures from different FPS games, cut out and overlaid on the Pubg backdrop.

The good news was, this blatantly deceptive streaming style sparked a significant trend.

It amazed many viewers who had never seen anything like it before.

And even more viewers rode this wave, becoming aware of the Pubg ban.

And because the numbers were vast, and new Pubg streams kept popping up, the overwhelmed moderators couldn’t keep up with the bans.

Sometimes they even made mistakes and banned streams that were properly showing War Annihilation, causing the viewers to mock and laugh, and their morale kept climbing.

But the bad news was also on its heels.

The bad news was.

The AI detection on Shark Platform had an emergency upgrade.

It went from a dumb AI to one that recognized screen resolutions.

You could put as many things over the screen as you wanted, but you couldn’t hide the fact that the game still took up the same space.

The platform programmers just needed to write a little recognition script, and it mowed down the channels like a lawnmower.

As a result, the Pubg players, who were riding high in the morning,

faced a devastating downgrade by the afternoon.

Annihilated!

Exhausted after one battle!