Almighty Game Designer Chapter 680:

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At the sa ti, Hamis fan group was also in an uproar.

So people felt that this was an official conspiracy, while others questioned Hami. Many people found it unbelievable. Hamis technology was obviously very good, so why did he use a micro-scope?

In the past few days, several strears who had entered the deity server could not stand the disturbance. A large number of onlookers poured into the live broadcast room, all of them gloating.

There were also many onlookers who didnt say anything. They just sent a series of Im sorry, Im sorry, Im sorry, there were also daily grave-sweeping, incense-offering,when is the host going to return the gift and leave the live broadcast circle,slacking and indulging in the cheating host? Why isnt the live broadcast room sealed forever?wait.

Anyone who encountered such a situation would probably be unable to live stream properly, not to ntion that these big live strears were usually surrounded by the stars. How could they stand the stimulation of this sudden decline?

At 730 pm.

The livestream was going to start at 8 O clock, and Hami hadnt thought about how he was going to answer his viewers. Although the livestream room was still black, there were already many viewers gathered, waiting to see his performance while swiping in mory of him.

It was impossible to get away with it. The audience was not stupid. If they continued to be ambiguous, even the core fans would turn against them.

The only good news was that fish-catching live streaming platform did not shut down Hamis live stream imdiately. Instead, they arranged for a staff mber to communicate with him and urged him to find a way to reverse the public opinion as soon as possible.

The aning was obvious. Hami was a veteran strear and a money tree on fish-catching live streaming platform. Therefore, the higher-ups of the live streaming platform were going to give him so ti.

If he could see the hope of reversing public opinion in the short term, he would continue to live broadcast and everyone would be happy; If he was helpless and public opinion continued to deteriorate, then the live streaming platform could only draw a clear line with him.

How could they change the public opinion?

Bribe Chen Zhao? Dont ss around, they really dont care about the money that the strear earns.

After much thought, Hami could only think of one way, and that was to prove himself.

Find an official platform to provide a VR gaming pod for live streaming, to ensure that there were absolutely no support programs, and to play at the level of his usual live streaming.

The reason why Hami had such an idea was because the official announcent wasnt as harsh as he had thought. Moreover, the officials tolerance for micro-self-glancing was also worth pondering over.

If the micro-self-sight was the sa as other cheats, wouldnt it be done if it was sealed forever? Why make so deity suit? isnt that unnecessary?

Moreover, after the celestial server was exposed in ti, the officials did not have any intention of banning the accounts. They just closed all these Weibo self-viewing accounts in the celestial server.

Therefore, Hami speculated that micro-self-sight was very likely to be judged by different standards than other external cheats.

The production team from the plug-in group had also revealed that no matter how many versions were updated and how many disguises were put on, PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds would always detect players who were using micro-self-sight. This ant that its detection program was not purely based on technology.

In other words, it was very likely that the detection system of PlayerUnknowns Battleground did not see the players micro-sight, but analyze the players micro-sight. This kind of detection was likely to rely on data.

At this thought, Hami suddenly felt that there was a chance for him to turn things around!

If the officials found the relevant code for his account to cheat, then there was no need to say anything. There would be a mountain of irrefutable evidence. However, the problem now was that it was very likely that the official ga company did not have such a thing!

It was more likely that the officials had analyzed the data and found out that he had turned on his micro-vision.

For other strears, this was fatal because the data before and after they opened their Weibo self-sight was too different. However, this was also very reasonable. Only noobs would open their own Weibo.

However, Hami was an exception. He was a good shooter, and he used micro-self-aiming to enhance the effect of the show.

If he could find a third-party platform to prove himself and play the live broadcast effect in a third-party VR gaming pod, would he be able to clear his na? At that ti, he could completely explain that he had been mistaken by the system to enter the deity suit, and not because he had opened his micro-scope.

There was obviously a detection system in PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds. Otherwise, it would not be so efficient to ban the ga as soon as it found a cheat. However, since it was a detection system, there would definitely be mistakes. Even a manual ban could be wrong, not to ntion the system.

If he could prove himself successfully, then the public opinion would definitely reverse. In the case where the officials couldnt co up with solid proof on the technical level, they could only admit that he didnt cheat, right?

In other words, the success of the self-verification would be a reversal of the event, and he could also use this incident to gain great popularity; If self-verification was unsuccessful, it would only accelerate death, but was there any difference between a slow death and an accelerated death?

It wasnt that Hami didnt want to get away with it, but he couldn t!

After much thought, Hami felt that this was the only way to turn the tables.

At 8 O clock sharp, the broadcast started.

As soon as the stream started, the bullet screen exploded with comnts. There were fans who supported Hami, people who were watching him, and people who wanted to join in the fun. There were probably even fake reviewers hired by other strears. The screen was full of bullet comnts, and no one could take a look at them.

Hami took a deep breath to calm himself down.

First of all, I would like to thank everyone for your concern. Im here to give a unified response to the many people who criticized for opening my Weibo and self-sight. From tomorrow onwards, Ill be taking a break for a while, but dont get wrong, Im not trying to hide from the lilight, I just have more important things to do.

Im going to prove myself!

Yes, I want to prove my innocence. I havent made any arrangents as to how Im going to prove myself, but Ill definitely find so fair third-party organizations in the country to arrange it. The way to prove myself is very simple. A third-party organization will arrange a gaming pod and find the heads of the major clubs, professional players, and even the official staff of PlayerUnknowns Battleground to verify that there are no auxiliary programs in the gaming pod. Then, Ill use the gaming pod they provided for the live broadcast.

Ill continue to do the sa things I do during my live broadcast to prove my strength. After Ive made the arrangents, Ill still be broadcasting live in my own broadcast room. I welco anyone to watch and comnt.

As for whether I can prove myself successfully, the criteria are very simple. There are so many club representatives, professional players, and audience mbers watching. Everyone can see whether my level is higher or lower than usual. Justice is in the heart.

Alright, lets cut the crap. Todays livestream will continue.

After saying that, Hami looked at the bullet comnts in his live stream. They were full of 66666 comnts. Although so people were still mocking him, it was clear that the statent of self-verification had a very good effect.

In any case, the audience still liked to turn around and watch the show. Hami knew that he had made the right move.