Early in the morning of November 19th, the S2 tournant for the championship ca to an end.
In the end, a team made up of non-professional players managed to defeat Hell's frontline and won the championship of S2.
Although only two of their team mbers had fought with the other team mbers, it did not affect their success in winning the championship. This was because when the mbers of the other teams were either wiped out or forced out of the scenario, there were three mbers from frontline hell who were still in the main universe.
In this match, Feng bujue had fully demonstrated the effect of 'borrowing power'. Looking at the "competition" part alone ... It was obvious that he had been planning this for a long ti before the Twilight of the Gods. On the day of the match, while the mbers of regulation, Warring States, and loser Alliance were still clueless, Feng bujue had already included them all into his plan and used the various powers to ... Take care of his opponents one by one.
As for the "super dinsional intrusion" matter, dream Inc. Still used the old tactic of "this is a major event before the version update" to cover it up.
That night, all the players who "died" in the disaster regained consciousness in the early morning and returned to the real world safely.
The Congress had made slight adjustnts to their mories, making them unable to detect that 'real ti had once been frozen'. They were also made to sleep for a while after ti flowed again.
At 12:37 am, the ga server suddenly shut down, and all players were forced to go offline.
At this ti, the players who had woken up would not have any doubts about the ti, because according to 1: With a conversion rate of 10,37 minutes was about six hours. They all felt that it was not much different from the ti they had "just experienced".
However, after the end of the competition, there were still many people who expressed their doubts about the settings of the S2 final. And regulation studio was undoubtedly one of them ...
Although the mbers of team regulation had admitted defeat, the studio's higher-ups were very dissatisfied.
The managent had thought that the championship was already in the bag. After all, their biggest competitor, gods, had already withdrawn from the competition, and their dream team's lineup simply couldn't find a reason to lose.
He didn't expect that he still didn't win the championship.
Moreover, there was no video recording of the finals, so the studio had no idea what had happened in the script. To put it bluntly ... Even if dream Inc. Had pulled so strings in the competition, they had no evidence and could only watch helplessly.
Of course, even if there were doubts and dissatisfaction, order was still order, not corpse knife.
If it was zombie blade, he would definitely have mobilized a large number of internet trolls to defa dream Inc. He would have cursed at dream Inc. He would have acted like a warrior of justice and started a war with dream Inc.
However, if order wanted to tear dream Inc. Apart, they would not resort to such petty, shrew-like thods. Regulation's approach was to ... Directly send people from the public relations and legal departnt to find the relevant personnel of dream Inc. For non-public negotiations.
In the past few years, order had used this thod to obtain a lot of benefits for itself.
In fact, many dostic gas/ga agent companies were essentially very weak. Most of them operated with the ntality of "making quick money". The most common approach was to import or copy so kimchi online gas, or develop so poor, money-scamming mobile web-based gas on their own, relying on all kinds of vulgar publicity to attract users ... After working like this for a few years, when the profit rate was about to start falling, they would co out of their shell and start a new business.
Gaming companies like this could be found everywhere. If he went to the Industry and Comrce Bureau to find out when they were established, there was an 80 to 90 percent chance that they were empty shells that had only been in operation for less than half a year. With a little investigation, it was easy to find that there were many violations.
Therefore, when a big company like regulation tried to negotiate with them with a "serious" attitude, they would most likely choose to compromise. Those who refused to compromise were mostly the type who were unafraid of boiling water. They were the kind of companies that couldn't even wait a few years and could be fired at any ti.
However, dream Inc ... Was very different from the opponents regulation had faced before.
Their attitude could basically be summarized as: even if the governnt negotiated with the terrorists, we would not negotiate with you.
Are you not satisfied with the result? What does it have to do with us? If he was not convinced, then so be it.
Hire an Internet Water Army to fla us? Just do whatever you want, as long as you don't go overboard. If you go overboard, we'll use our optical computer to make an intelligent troll program to brush you off for the rest of your life.
Threatening the entire studio to quit the ga? Oh, have a safe trip. I won't see you out.
Launch a hacker to attack our server? Do you believe that we can let those hackers die in front of their computer screens?
Sue us through legal procedures? Alright, if you win, our boss's na will be written backward.
What? Do you have soone above you? Don't worry, our higher-ups can make your higher-ups disappear from earth.
The above was the negotiation process that the BOSS of dream Inc., Woody, had personally confird. This was only a part of it ... The complete version was as thick as a booklet and covered almost all the problems that might be encountered in the negotiation.
Not only that, but Woody had also personally gone to the company's security Departnt and taught them how to hurt others to the greatest extent without being able to detect the injury. This was to prevent so "low-quality" visitors from taking any extre actions after the negotiation failed.
All in all, many Studios led by regulation had "talked" to dream Inc. After the ga, but all of them were rebuffed without exception ...
Even though they were full of resentnt, they could do nothing about it.
As for words like "withdraw", they were just saying it. No one would really do it.
Everyone knew that after this competition, Thriller Paradise would be even more popular than before. The increasing player base and the extrely high player paynt rate ant huge business opportunities. As the saying goes, business is business. Just based on this point alone, the major studios had to swallow their anger ... At the end of the day, what they pursued was not "fairness of the competition", but profit. As long as everyone could earn money, this kind of thing ... It was fine to endure.
On the afternoon of November 20th, the internet and major dia outlets were still in full swing with all kinds of reports, discussions, and complaints about the competition for supremacy.
However, no one knew that ... A secret war between the ga studio and the ga company had quietly and quickly ended.
After all, to dream Inc., Dealing with the big bosses of the gaming industry was just a small matter. The company's attention had long been focused on matters related to the "new version ..." "
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