Chapter 107: Chapter 100: Star Emperor Goes Free_2
"Maybe it’s because there’s a high percentage of players who are Fu in Star Emperor."
Zhong Shengwei explained with a smile, "For these Fu players, it’s really frustrating when there aren’t enough skins to buy, leaving them with nowhere to spend their money."
This is also why strears of Star Emperor generally eat well, with gift inco directly surpassing strears from other gas with similar popularity.
"Speaking of which!"
After finishing the arrangents for Star Emperor’s transition to free-to-play, Chen Ba added, "Once the ga becos free, all sorts of monsters and demons might erge, so pay attention."
He isn’t worried about cheats.
No matter how strong a cheat script is, it’s just a pile of crap when it cos to Path to Immortality; strong hardware is what really matters.
Moreover, cheats are very unlikely, after all, chicken blood optimization, in so sense, is also an anti-cheating program.
Opening cheats in front of the system, are you out of your mind?
Besides cheats and scripts, behaviors like verbal abuse and boosting need focused attention.
"Boosting..."
Yang Dong and Lu just wanted to say it’s impossible—using graphics cards like 4090 or 4080 for boosting in Star Emperor?
If they’re using such high-end graphics cards, it’s not wrong to call them Fu, why would they care about the boosting fee?
But then they thought again.
The boosting industry doesn’t necessarily an using one’s own computer. A Fu player might hire soone, using the equipnt provided by the Fu player.
For example, a big strear claiming to have a rmaid line often hires boosters to play gas, living in their villa.
These things do exist.
And besides Path to Immortality, normal ranking and entertainnt modes do not employ Extre Sublimation, hence aren’t as demanding on configuration as Path to Immortality.
If a player is really skilled, then with a moderately high-end graphics card, they can basically take on boosting jobs.
"Completely eliminating it is impossible."
After a mont of thought, Yang Dong said, "Boosting can never be completely eradicated in any ga, at any ti."
"All we can do is create a chanism, where if a player’s win rate suddenly spikes, they get switched to a different matchup queue."
Simply put.
If the matchmaking system thinks you’re boosting, you’ll be placed in a booster pool, letting small boosters face off against each other, eventually ending up with so supre boosting.
Regular players might encounter small boosters, but after losing a few tis, they’ll enter a more quality matchmaking pool, facing off against lower win-rate opponents to alleviate the frustration of eting boosters.
"Alright!"
Chen Ba nodded.
Dong’s reasoning makes sense; boosting can’t be eradicated, checking IP addresses won’t work either.
For example, a college student living in a dorm might urgently need to use the bathroom and let a more skilled roommate play a round, then treat them to roast duck...
Does this count as "boosting"?
If so, how could the ga officials detect this behavior?
Both the IP and computer are the sa, with the ga being online the whole ti, detecting boosting behavior would be quite a miracle.
Thus, essentially, boosting cannot be completely eradicated; it can only be maximally discouraged and suppressed.
Think of different pools for matchmaking—having boosters against boosters is a great idea, it reminds Chen Ba of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.
During PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ peak, cheats were rampant, and at that ti the developer Blue Cave was just a small workshop, incapable of effectively managing the cheat problem.
Thus, Blue Cave created an "Immortal Robe".
Let cheats match with cheats, non-normal players match with non-normal players, ensuring a normal player’s gaming experience.
Of course, this is just hearsay.
Whether or not the "Immortal Robe" existed, Chen Ba believes it’s most likely true, otherwise, it wouldn’t have spread widely.
Yang Dong’s proposal is actually based on the "Immortal Robe
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