However, many comments still expressed a desire to do something to help Tiankuo Studio.

He could see that the players still supported him.

Chapter 54: Let's hold a giveaway and get a million reposts!

The Weibo post by Zhou Tiankuo received tens of thousands of reposts in a short period of time.

Many enthusiastic players briefly recounted Tencent's plagiarism incident in the comments.

This also served as a good explanation for other players and casual observers who were unaware of the facts.

The central idea is: "Don't play the elementalists, the mainland will become unhappy!"

Zhou Tiankuo even saw many players creating a lot of memes on the spot.

He kept scrolling through the comments, laughing heartily.

Seemingly aware that they were in the wrong for plagiarizing, Tencent didn't dare to try to clear their name on this Weibo post.

This post was quickly shared hundreds of thousands of times.

Because its directionality is too obvious.

People abhor plagiarism.

"Penguins probably won't see this, don't they know how determined the players are?"

Zhou Tiankuo noticed that only his side was generating buzz, while Tencent remained silent, and he began to have some doubts.

But soon, when he scrolled to the homepage, he discovered two trending topics.

#Elemental Continent is so much fun!

#Elemental Continent is giving away freebies!

Just after Zhou Tiankuo posted a Weibo post, two trending topics about the Elemental Continent suddenly appeared...

What it represents is self-evident.

Zhou Tiankuo clicked to view.

It's quite obvious that this is Penguin's marketing for Element Continent.

They were attempting to use the platform's popularity to overshadow Zhou Tiankuo's previous post.

But strangely, unlike Zhou Tiankuo's posts, it didn't get many comments.

Instead, they enabled a curated selection of comments.

"What is this thing?"

Zhou Tiankuo then looked at the reposts.

[How dare this plagiarist come out and market himself?]

[Your plagiarism is truly disgusting. I never imagined that a studio could be so shameless.]

Can't you guys just focus on making good games? You already have a considerable amount of wealth in the market, yet you're only interested in plagiarism!

[This is hilarious! You couldn't even get one featured comment out of thousands. It's obvious everyone's criticizing you guys!]

[Plagiarist, die!]

Among the numerous reposts, most expressed this kind of support.

A few unsuspecting passersby were also attracted by the penguin's advertising.

In fact, the players who support Tiankuo Studio have very simple ideas.

It's not that I want anything from Tiankuo Studio, whether it's goodwill or other benefits.

It was simply out of a game enthusiast's dissatisfaction with plagiarism.

It's important to understand how many small studios pour all their hopes into a single game.

After its release, it was copied and quickly had its market share seized.

What's even more disgusting is that because small studios don't have that much manpower, material resources, or financial resources, going to court is very unprofitable.

Moreover, large companies often take advantage of the moment when small studios discover plagiarism and then pay them to keep quiet.

Many small studios have no choice but to swallow their anger for the sake of money. After all, they have already been copied and can't compete with these big companies, so they might as well obediently take the money and shut up.

Thinking about this, and then seeing these comments...

"No, I'm really touched."

Zhou Tiankuo felt he had to do something to give back to such enthusiastic players.

He clicked on the post he had just published.

After thinking about it, I decided to forward it myself first.

"I'm really happy to see everyone helping me so much, so I've decided to hold a giveaway. Check out my new post for details."

After forwarding it, he posted a new update.

"Share this post, and tomorrow I will randomly select 100 people to receive a Genshin Impact game gift pack. I haven't decided on the specifics yet, but it will at least include a 648 yuan gift."

Soon, players flocked to the site.

Genshin Impact is awesome!

[Genshin Impact works, but not on the Elemental Continent.]

[If it costs at least 648, I'll definitely buy it!]

[Hilarious. Is Genshin Impact the only one getting the attention? What about League of Legends and Counter-Strike?]

[The studio is so generous! Even though the perk is only 648, I'm still satisfied!]

Considering that some players don't play Genshin Impact and are just helping Tiankuo Studio.

Zhou Tiankuo edited it again.

"If you want to switch to a League of Legends or CS gift pack, you can say so. We can discuss everything after the draw."

This post was quickly shared.

It reached 10 times within an hour.

It was forwarded over a million times in one day!

It's not just because some players want these benefits, but also because they want to support original content in this way.

The comparison between Zhou Tiankuo's posts and Penguin's posts is also helpful.

High judgment.

On one side, there was enthusiastic support from players, while on the other side, there was nothing but condemnation from players.

Zhou Tiankuo looked at his status and smiled with satisfaction.

"System, come out here."

He suddenly thought of something.

"What's wrong with the host?"

Zhou Tiankuo thought for a moment and said, "Given how much importance this world places on games, wouldn't it be easy to seek redress for plagiarism?"

"Procedurally it's simple, but determining plagiarism can be a bit tricky. Does the host want to pursue legal action for their work?"

Zhou Tiankuo nodded.

Of course.

Things have escalated to this point, becoming quite a hot topic, and most players are helping them.

Under these circumstances, Zhou Tiankuo felt that even if he didn't have to fight for his pride, he still wanted to give a definite result so that the players who supported him would be satisfied.

That is to help players slap their faces hard.

"If the host wants to protect their rights, just tell me the name of the game and the name of the plagiarized game. I will collect and submit the specific information."

At this moment, the system suddenly became very reliable.

Zhou Tiankuo nodded in satisfaction: "Okay, I understand."

"You know Genshin Impact, right? The game that copied me is called Elemental Continent... They seem to be planning to remake League of Legends and Counter-Strike. I'll check if they've released it yet."

As Zhou Tiankuo spoke, he sighed inwardly.

That studio behind the scenes at Tencent really has a strong mentality.

He was criticized so much when he entered his own live stream that day, and he still managed to plagiarize.

"Okay, host. But host, there are also many small games on the market that are imitating Genshin Impact and League of Legends. Should we also provide evidence for these?"

Zhou Tiankuo thought for a moment.

"These minor plagiarisms are insignificant and can be ignored for now."

Even if Zhou Tiankuo sues some small studios for plagiarizing games, they can't afford to pay much compensation.

One way to deal with an enemy is to wait for him to grow stronger.

Wait until he thinks he's strong enough and becomes complacent, then defeat him directly.

Such pleasure is incomparable!

Zhou Tiankuo certainly knew that it wasn't just Tencent copying his game.

But he has to wait.

He can only get better compensation if he punishes those who plagiarized his games after they have made a fortune!

"Oh, right, there's also the gift pack I'm planning to prepare for the players. Could you help me arrange that too?"

The system quickly replied: "Okay, no problem."

Chapter 55: Livestream to appease players and bring them joy.

"This game is amazing, really!"

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