Starting with Genshin Impact, the whole world is going crazy for it.

Indeed, not only are they copying games, will they copy live streaming next?

[This is hilarious, how do you copy a live stream?]

[That's a preview, what is your studio planning to do? Just copy a new game preview?]

[Yeah, so other streamers are talking about what they're going to do in the next game, and you guys are talking about what you're going to copy in the next game.]

Suddenly, the comments section was flooded with criticism directed at Feie Studio!

This caused Li You to lose face completely!

Actually, he did have some secretive thoughts in his heart.

When I registered this number, I was thinking that maybe my studio could do live streaming in the future.

Who would have thought that he would fail before he even got started? He had only just come to watch someone else's live stream, and now this account is going to be ruined.

"Alright, alright, everyone stop criticizing him. It's probably just friendly banter between colleagues..."

Zhou Tiankuo finally spoke up.

"But why didn't you say hello?"

[How could I dare to greet you? If I did, wouldn't that mean I'd been following you all along?]

[They can't even figure out how to secretly spy on someone, yet they come up with such a blatant name.]

[This is hilarious! Everyone's so sarcastic and sarcastic; it makes me want to say something too.]

There's no need to be polite to Tencent's studio. I was absolutely furious when I saw that promotional video for Elemental Continent!

Seriously! You guys are a disgrace to the gaming industry. You make so much money, yet you don't even think about making some decent original games.

Seeing that all the comments in Tiankuo Studio were directed at him with a sense of shared hatred, Li You became increasingly angry.

At the same time, he did indeed regret it.

Why don't you quickly change your username instead of using this one to watch the live stream!

They were clinging to the hope that they wouldn't be discovered.

"It's okay, let's not talk about him anymore..."

Zhou Tiankuo thoroughly enjoyed watching the live comments before leisurely stepping forward to uphold justice.

"I'm streaming today to show you the upcoming CS... By the way, everyone's played Half-Life, right? How was the experience?"

[The experience was great; I'd love it even better once CS officially launches.]

I finished the game in three hours; it felt pretty easy overall.

[Completing the game in three hours is amazing! I've been stuck for hours!]

[No way, can someone really beat the game in three hours?]

[Three hours is the complete process, right? How many times would you have to try to pass it on the first try...?]

[My personal suggestion is that the guy who claimed to have completed the game in three hours should start a live stream and show everyone what he's capable of.]

[Seconded!]

Seeing so many people commenting, the person who claimed to have completed the game in three hours stopped posting comments.

Zhou Tiankuo glanced at it.

In theory, skilled players should indeed be able to do it.

However, Zhou Tiankuo believed that there was no such strong "King of the Streets" in this world.

Half-Life is groundbreaking, and after its release, players will definitely need to familiarize themselves with the gameplay first.

If someone is really that good, then he must be a top streamer.

Because this level of skill is not something an ordinary player can achieve.

"I'm relieved to see so many people playing it. I assure you all that CS will be even more fun than Half-Life!"

So, does this mean Counter-Strike is a sequel to Half-Life?

Are they connected? But it doesn't seem like it from your livestream!

They're definitely not related; even the game modes are different...

Zhou Tiankuo explained: "It's not that we're doing it, it's just that the gameplay is similar, and it also uses the Half-Life engine."

The barrage of comments finally ended.

Li You watched the live stream the whole time.

When he saw so many people being sarcastic and even directly cursing him, he really wanted to just leave.

But since we've already come all this way, and endured so much criticism, how can we leave without gathering some intelligence?

I made up my mind and decided to stay here and not leave.

"This game looks pretty good. I haven't played Half-Life yet, I wonder if those idiots at the studio can even remake it..."

Li You still couldn't break his old habits, subconsciously thinking about how they should copy if they wanted to.

Zhou Tiankuo was still earnestly explaining the differences between CS and Half-Life to everyone.

He even played a round himself, but this time he played as a terrorist.

"They've split into two main camps, as I mentioned during the last live stream..."

Just then, someone suddenly sent a super big gift.

On the Orca live streaming platform, the most valuable gift is called a "superyacht".

Zhou Tiankuo was stunned when he saw the gift.

Then the person who sent the gift posted a very eye-catching comment.

[Don't spoil it, or Tencent will copy it.]

Zhou Tiankuo was only slightly taken aback, and then he actually laughed.

Goodness, this player is so helpful, they're even willing to spend money to remind him!

[Did you see what the tycoon said? He's advising certain people at Tencent to be more sensible.]

[Are those people from Feie Studio still watching? Get out of here!]

[It's okay if they see; everyone here is a witness. This studio really did come to spy on us today!]

If they release the same game next, we can sue them!

Yes, we should not only sue them but also boycott them, so they can never hold their heads up again, and their painstakingly copied games will go unnoticed.

Seeing these comments, Li You slammed her hand on the table in anger and left the live stream in a sorry state.

Although their studio replicates other people's games, people still have dignity!

Although you can't care about all that when you're making money.

Zhou Tiankuo glanced at the backstage area.

The Flying Goose Studio is no longer in the live streaming room.

"Alright, alright, stop cursing. Let's restore a civilized environment to our live stream. That person is no longer here."

"And everyone really doesn't need to worry about us so much..."

Zhou Tiankuo took a deep breath.

I was very touched.

He added, "Our studio's goal is simply to create more fun games to serve players; we don't have the energy to deal with anything else for the time being."

"Anyway, our ideas are original, which they can't copy."

And he will always be in front.

Chapter 49 was urged by thousands of users, so I decided to release it the next day.

"Alright, everyone in the live stream..."

Zhou Tiankuo played two more rounds.

One is Counter-Strike, the other is Terrorist.

Personally, I've had enough of reminiscing about this kind of sentiment.

Playing against bots all the time is a very boring activity.

Zhou Tiankuo thought that she would still play CS after it was officially launched, and then she should be able to find other players to play with.

After all, the CS they are about to release is not the original version.

Zhou Tiankuo later spent money to purchase other versions of CS data packages and organized them.

That's all for today's broadcast. We've shown you pretty much everything we wanted to show you. Now, let's look forward to the official launch of CS.

That's all for today, host, your message is too short.

[I finally got to start a live stream, but it only lasted this short while. It felt like I just had a little argument with that penguin and that was it.]

Tell me the truth, do you not want to broadcast? Are you just here to slack off and pad your time?

[Shocking! A well-known studio actually tried to develop a live-streaming business, but was severely criticized by netizens for slacking off!]

Zhou Tiankuo couldn't help but laugh out loud as he looked at the comments.

"It's a real shame that you people don't work for those shocking news departments!"

Zhou Tiankuo shook his head.

"It's because there's really nothing left to broadcast..."

His tone even became helpless.

"You all saw me play two rounds against bots. You've seen almost everything about CS, inside and out."

That's a dangerous thing to say!

[hso. How could the studio say something like that?]