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

[Oh my god, oh my god, the official response is really here!]

[The official account of Tiankuo Studio is as active as a fake account every day...]

Seeing these comments, Zhou Tiankuo smiled slightly.

Is that all it takes to make it active?

In fact, he spends all his time live streaming, but he logs out of the account most of the time because he doesn't want others to see him.

If others discover that Tiankuo Studio's account is constantly in the live streams of those big streamers, there will definitely be another storm of controversy.

It's inevitable that people will say there was some kind of deal between them.

Zhou Tiankuo didn't want to cause trouble for himself, nor did he want to make things difficult for the streamers to explain.

"What did I just see? The officials have really arrived?"

Lu Fan was also very excited.

"I really didn't expect so many people to watch my first broadcast... and I also achieved the goal I just mentioned!"

Stop talking nonsense and hurry up.

【Call your sworn enemy friends here!】

[The official stance is already here, what are you still standing there for?]

[Quickly ask the officials if they're willing to recruit!]

Lu Fan took a deep breath.

"Tiankuo Studio, thank you so much!"

"Thank you for making the game. Thank you for making it, because it allows me to stream, and because of my streams, so many people can watch... Thank you!"

Zhou Tiankuo was stunned.

Good guy.

If it didn't sound so sincere, he would have thought the person was cursing him.

Chapter 53's plagiarism sparks discussion, players voice their support.

Zhao Fan's live stream has reached nearly 10 viewers.

He stood out among a group of new live streamers.

Zhou Tiankuo had watched his popularity soar ever since he entered, initially thinking it was just a flash in the pan, but unexpectedly...

This person is quite sincere.

"Thank me?" Zhou Tiankuo smiled slightly and manually sent a comment.

You're welcome, you've got some skills!

Zhao Fan was even happier to see the recognition he received from Tiankuo Studio!

"Wow, I got recognition from the studio! I'll definitely keep working hard to be a great streamer and keep streaming for everyone!"

Why do you keep repeating the same few sentences?

[This is hilarious! Have you forgotten how to speak properly?]

[Quickly ask around to see if everyone can go to work; if not, that's fine!]

[Hey streamer, have some backbone! It was just one compliment! Look at you!]

Are the people at Tiankuo Studio really that free? Or did the streamer's sudden rise to fame attract the attention of the authorities?

For a time, Zhao Fan's live stream became less of a game stream and more of a small space for Tiankuo Studio to interact with players.

"Oh, by the way, does your studio recruit? I saw a lot of guys asking that question during my live stream just now."

After expressing his gratitude to the studio, Zhao Fan suddenly remembered the question that the audience had asked him to ask.

Zhou Tiankuo had actually deduced what the live stream was discussing from the comments just now.

He thought about it.

I must not let outsiders know that I have a cheat code.

He now creates all his games himself; the studio is just a figurehead.

It wasn't that he was afraid of being discovered, but rather that he could quietly create games and accumulate wealth without needing to reveal his identity.

Zhou Tiankuo replied: "I'm sorry, our studio currently has no recruitment plans. If we do, we will definitely notify you as soon as possible."

Upon seeing this comment, the viewers were immediately disappointed.

Oh well, never mind. I thought I'd get to experience working in such a great studio!

I'm also a game designer, but other jobs just don't suit me. It would be great if your studio were hiring.

[Fine, they said they're not hiring, so forget it. Time to watch the live stream!]

Although Zhao Fan felt it was a pity after seeing Tiankuo Studio's reply, he still smiled.

"Okay, then if you're hiring, you absolutely must let everyone know!"

Zhou Tiankuo replied: 【No problem.】

We hope everyone enjoys the game we make.

Zhao Fan shouted excitedly.

"My goodness, your studio makes so many fun games, and you're still so humble..."

"Just from this point of view, it's so much better than those big companies!"

……

At this time, the major company that was mentioned had just released a game that plagiarized Genshin Impact.

"Keep a close eye on the download numbers! If it's not good, then throw more money at advertising! I'm going to make sure that studio knows they're not the only ones who can enter the market."

Li You was furious.

His mind is now filled with the scene of being ridiculed by so many viewers when he entered Tiankuo Studio's live broadcast room that day.

"Success or failure hinges on this game. The next game needs to be as different as possible, but it must follow their design philosophy so that we can seize the market from them more quickly."

Despite her anger, Li You was still seriously analyzing the game.

Just like in previous meetings, the other employees listened listlessly, without moving an inch.

They were already used to Li You's outspoken nature.

The game Elemental Continent immediately sparked a frenzy of discussion upon its release.

"A certain company is addicted to plagiarism; even when faced with a high-quality game, they still attempt to replicate it for profit!"

In-depth analysis: Why does a certain company relentlessly plagiarize games?

Will Tiankuo Studio rise up in response to this clash between studios?

Tencent releases Elemental Continent with great fanfare; how does this game differ from Genshin Impact?

Zhou Tiankuo remained calm upon seeing this series of news headlines.

But after clicking on the comparison between Genshin Impact and Elemental Continent...

Thank you, my blood pressure went up immediately.

"Is it really necessary to be so noisy...?"

He frowned.

This game is 99% similar!

However, Tencent is clearly quite experienced in this area, and they have changed many things so much that it is difficult to tell whether they have copied them or not.

As a Genshin Impact player and game designer, Zhou Tiankuo could immediately spot the traces of imitation.

"Speechless... Oh well, let's just copy it then."

So what if it's plagiarism? He already made it very clear in his live stream last time that he wasn't afraid at all.

As long as I always stay ahead of Tencent, I don't have to worry about so much.

However, we still need to maintain the proper attitude.

Zhou Tiankuo logged into Weibo.

He hadn't been here for a long time because he didn't have the habit of playing this game.

If he hadn't won a design award on Weibo by chance, he wouldn't have even opened an account.

"Hello everyone, this is Tiankuo Studio. Recently, we saw a game on the market that is very similar to our original soundtrack, which made us feel a bit emotional, but we didn't want to say anything. We just hope that everyone can enjoy our games and know what a truly good game is."

It's sarcastic and unsettling, but not entirely sarcastic or unsettling.

Zhou Tiankuo clicked to publish.

Previously, many players had followed Tiankuo Studio's Weibo account because of its design awards.

Now that everyone's seen his Weibo post, they've all rushed to comment.

[Am I seeing things? Is this official?]

Grandpa, Grandpa, the game studio you've been following has finally updated!

[Why are there so few official followers?! Get them up there!]

[This Weibo post is clearly a dig at a new game. I'm so angry too. They've ruined Genshin Impact like this.]

Brothers, everyone stop playing that pirated game. That way, they won't make any money, and they won't even think about copying it anymore!

It sounds simple, but it's not that easy to stop...

[Please share this, everyone. If more people know that Elemental Continent is a plagiarism, then definitely fewer people will play it.]

Support the studio in protecting its rights! Don't let those despicable people succeed!

Seeing the players' comments made Zhou Tiankuo feel a little better.

Although some comments objectively state the reality, such as that plagiarism is really difficult to prove and difficult to fight.