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Chapter 154 - 75: Pubg Live Streaming, Broadcast Wherever You Want!_2

Chapter 154: Chapter 75: Pubg Live Streaming, Broadcast Wherever You Want!_2

"There’s no way around it, the manager is pressing hard. If anyone doesn’t manage their section well, they might even get their bonus deducted later."

"Haha, don’t worry, the tech department upgraded the AI at noon.

They made a sweeping action earlier that dumbfounded them all. I guess they haven’t snapped out of it yet. Surely, no daring gamers will rush in this afternoon."

"Come on, let’s see if they broadcast faster or I ban faster."

A group of superadmins gathered to discuss this very issue while hastily eating their lunch before starting work in the afternoon.

When everyone was almost finished eating, they each returned to their own sectors and began a new round of searches.

What surprised the superadmins was,

it seemed like there really weren’t any daring gamers live-streaming Pubg that afternoon.

After aimlessly wandering for an hour, keeping a close watch on a group of new broadcasters’ accounts, they didn’t notice anything unusual about them.

The AI checks didn’t bring up any abnormal reports either.

"Did they really chicken out?"

"Their cohesion is like loose sand."

"No wonder game manufacturers can blatantly shear gamers...They’re not united at heart, how can they not be sheared."

Just as the superadmins were gradually letting their guard down,

suddenly,

a horrific thing happened!

From two in the afternoon until four,

There was only one Pubg broadcast room that was banned on the spot, and it was a greenhorn gamer who brazenly streamed Pubg with the title "Pubg Live, Play if I Want."

Besides that, there was no other movement.

But damn it!

All the superadmins were watching in the background as the search rates for the term "Pubg" slowly increased!

The growth wasn’t rapid,

but it was steady.

In two hours, the term had been searched 30,000 times on the platform!

And the deliberately reset popularity also shot up like a ghost to around the 18th place...

This meant that someone was still broadcasting that stuff on the platform!

Otherwise, it couldn’t possibly be rising like this!

"This is freaking haunted! Where are they broadcasting from?" The superadmins, who had just relaxed, now had their eyes wide open, their expressions a mix of shock and confusion, as if they had seen something unclean.

"Look again carefully! The search rate wouldn’t rise out of nowhere!"

The superadmins dispersed once more to start a new round of intensive searching.

The supervisor of the FPS sector checked each broadcaster in the section.

They looked left and right but found nothing amiss.

It wasn’t until he lingered a bit longer in a broadcast room showing a movie that he

finally sensed something was off.

Normally, gaming broadcasters mainly livestream games, but sometimes they’ll play a quick film commentary for their audience when they’re tired, letting viewers watch while they take a break to smoke or eat.

There’s usually no problem with that; the platform understands and doesn’t intervene.

But the broadcaster in this room had been playing a movie for nearly 15 minutes and still showed no sign of starting a game.

Yet the chat was oddly filled with comments unrelated to the movie.

"Good shot!"

"Holy crap! You got hit by that grenade?"

"No way, how could you miss that shot? You’re seriously outrageous."

Then the supervisor looked up at the movie on the screen.

It was a foreign family drama, and he even recognized it, seeming to be an old film from 50 years ago.

The whole plot was about aunts and uncles quarreling, with the male lead sitting dumbly on the sofa, listening to them argue while watching a TV show of "Pubg...

Wait a minute, what’s on TV????"

The supervisor suddenly snapped to attention.

Are you kidding me??

A 50-year-old movie, and the TV content being watched in the movie is freaking Pubg???

This was clearly this rotten kid embedding the Pubg screen into the TV in the movie, using it as a medium to broadcast.

"Is your TV from Doraemon’s wholesale store or what?"

"My dear viewers, you must be struggling, huh? Don’t you need a magnifying glass to watch?"

After a couple of sarcastic remarks in the public chat, he proceeded to ban them straightaway!

The viewers immediately let out cries of anguish.

"Oh no, damned!"

"How could they even find out? Do these superadmins have a dog’s nose or what?"

"Stupid superadmins! Crap, thunder!"

Although he had taken out another Pubg streamer with his sharp instincts,

Guanzi just couldn’t feel happy about it.

He even began to feel the beginnings of a headache...

Man, it wasn’t just our AI that’s been iterating.

The players’ strategies are evolving too???

Was the last generation outdated by this morning???

And unlike the previous generation’s ’Armor-piercing Flow’ tactics,

this generation’s ’Hermit Style’ is even craftier.

It’s true that AI can capture fullscreen gameplay for filtering,

but now players are hiding the game within the background...

You can’t expect AI to discern that whenever any corner of the screen shows guns, vehicles, bombs, or such, the stream should be shut down.

That’s just ridiculous, what about other types of games, should they not be streamed at all?

Guanzi flipped through several other streams.

Having learned from previous experiences, he played it smart this time.

Upon entering a stream, he wouldn’t look at the content being broadcast but would check the viewers’ comments first.

If the comments were strange,

like in a dance stream where the female streamer was gently swaying her slim waist and viewers were all spamming comments like "Damn, you can’t get that kind of kill-streak with less than ten kills" or "Attack now! Aren’t you gonna smash that arrogant guy’s head?" – clearly out of context for the stream,

it was almost certain that Pubg players had taken a recording of a female streamer to dupe people and, somewhere in the corner of that video, found a way to insert Pubg gameplay.

An instant ban for each one detected.

In the process of banning, he also saw the wide variety of creative ideas players had come up with.

There were ones hidden inside tiny electronics in movies,

others buried in webpages, overlaid on ads where you could ’slash once for 999’.

And there were those on the giant screens of Times Square in the United States.

The most outrageous stream he encountered had the title "Astronomy Enthusiasts, Enjoying the Moon".

Upon clicking, one found a high-powered telescope aimed at the serene and gentle moon.

And faintly, on the surface of the moon, one could make out an image – a character wearing a level-three helmet running from the shrinking game zone.

Really, Chang’e playing Pubg now, is she?

What really gave the moderators a headache,

was that the new, iterated ’Hermit Style’ the players had come up with was extremely well hidden.

Checking a channel which used to take two seconds,

now might require three to five minutes to confirm before daring to block it.

Especially when some mischievous viewers, who liked to stir trouble, would intentionally post misleading comments like ’Quick, grab the 98K’ or ’Damn, level three helmet’ in streams that weren’t broadcasting Pubg, just to bait the moderators.

After the moderators were bamboozled and accidentally banned the channels, players, who felt as if they’d won a battle, would collectively mock them.

"Hahaha, good ban!"

"From another perspective, the female streamers of the star show category do seem suspicious of playing Pubg; it’s not an unjust ban."

"You better be talking about playing Pubg!"

"Eat mine!"

As the afternoon wore on,

the moderators were dizzy and their efficiency plummeted.

They couldn’t keep up with the bans, not at all!

While the popularity of Pubg continued to rise.

Even if you reset its popularity to zero,

it would surge up again after a while, unstoppable.

After all, as long as there are streams, there will be exposure.

And then, at the peak time in the evening for traffic,

many viewers who had been at work or school during the day were amused to see the various Pubg players having fun in their streams and joined in one after another.

Some viewers who never played games or even watched the gaming section got wind of it and came over.

I may not play games, but I never said I don’t enjoy a good show!

And as they watched, they discovered.

Well, don’t just take my word for it!

This game seems kinda fun?

Hiss! Let’s check out the next one!

Thus, Pubg, which had been quiet for almost three days,

finally began to show signs of revival through the relentless innovation of players, outwitting the moderators.

And its popularity continued to spread unabated beyond the gaming community!