The world is bustling, all for profit and all for profit.

Whether it is Wanhu or Microsoft, to the eyes of other irrelevant people, they all look like gold-loving monsters, crazily devouring interests.

Whether these giant companies are put on individuals or players, the same is true.

This is true for both Clin, Hussein, and other contestants who have worked hard to practice StarCraft.

If you ask them if they like StarCraft?

Most of them would answer like it.

But is they practicing StarCraft so hard, just because they like it?

Surely not.

The first driving force for the development of e-sports in StarCraft is not hobbies, but money.

Whether it is Klin or Hussein, the reason why they try their best to win is because they are eager for those bonuses.

As for the process of getting the bonus, it is actually not important.

Therefore, various means have emerged.

Klin will try every means to develop small software videos, while Hussein will use small software to cheat.

Everyone has the same fate, and the final result is money.

Perhaps, this result is unacceptable to many players who love StarCraft and like StarCraft contestants.

After all, in the minds of these perhaps young players, this world is still a pure and sacred world.

They may not recognize it clearly, but in their idol's hearts, they may just be moving banknotes.

Klin's video software spreads very quickly after uploading to the forum.

At the beginning, people's motivation to open this post was not to care about what was said, but to look at Clin's ID.

The account used by Klin posted a lot of technical streaming stuff on the StarCraft forum.

These technical details are often something that many newcomers do not understand or discover.

These popular science content actually contributed greatly to the popularization of "StarCraft". After all, it is a bit painful for novices to become familiar with a game.

Especially when the game is not guided enough and cannot enter.

This is also why in decades of gaming history, many players only love the games they played when they were young.

It’s not because the new game technology is not good enough and the gameplay is not novel enough.

But they, who are already involved in life, really don’t have the energy to learn these new electronic games.

Therefore, with them, the development of the game stopped and time solidified.

The video games they played were there, still, stopped there.

They will hold competitions for these old games and they will be immersed in their circles.

They refuse to move towards new games.

So, they became living fossils in video games.

In the 1990s, these players seemed to be not large, so their circle was relatively pure and there were no too many commercial elements.

By the time the 21st century arrived, the generations who had grown up playing video games also became such nostalgic people.

With a huge group, various replica versions of the games naturally appeared.

So, a power called sentiment began to permeate society.

At the same time, video games will also set off a wave of retro.

However, for manufacturers launching these games, sentiment is nothing more than a consumable.

They consume their feelings and get money.

Until the feelings of these players are consumed, the wave of retro games will end.

Clint's video software for "StarCraft" was spread quickly. Not only that, various game files were also uploaded to the Internet.

For many melon-eating players, it is impossible to see those who are being blown away with their own eyes, but only the duel of textual war reports is an extremely regrettable thing.

And with this video software, everything ended.

Download the extremely small file back and open the game and you can see the full playback of the game. You will not miss every exciting shot.

I can even go back and enjoy it again.

On the third day of software upload, several exciting duels were uploaded to the StarCraft community.

Many users even send requests to the administrator, requesting to open a video area specifically.

but……

The StarCraft community administrator, who has always been very quick to react, fell silent this time.

The reason why they are silent is not because the Internet is cut off due to the Internet fees in North America, but because they don’t know how to solve it.

In the eyes of Wanhu's operators, the video tool uploaded by user Klin is definitely a hacking software and a software that should not exist.

Logically speaking, uploading such software should be deleted immediately and will give this creator an unforgettable lesson in his life.

You should know that it is not too easy for the agents in North America to break into the door and help them capture those who violate their rights.

Even if Wanhu North America does not want such services, relevant personnel from relevant departments will come to the door to promote them in person.

As for why?

Because they want to ask for an extra charitable donation to improve their lives.

If it is normal, Wanhu Interactive Entertainment may choose to do this.

However, the actual functions of this software are needed by countless players.

If this is done, then the entire player community will definitely be in a mess.

Although Wanhu Interactive Entertainment is rich and powerful, it has not yet reached the superb level of "Dear player, I am your father!"

They also know that the reason they can do so big is because of the players.

Therefore, they cannot do such a thing.

However, while Wanhu was still silent, some people could not sit still.

When Hussein downloaded this software, his hands were shaking.

"Why didn't I expect it? Why didn't I expect it?" Hussein said to himself.

He didn't expect that video software would leak.

According to the truth, he should have thought of it long ago if he can understand the principle.

However, although he understood the principle similar to his own method of changing game data, he thought of only allowing himself to win, but he did not expect it to be used to implement the video recording function.

He used cheating to finish a game. He played the computer and was afraid that other players would also record the video.

He began to view the video, and when he saw his habitual actions, he could see them in the video.

You can even accurately cut screens to find large-scale troops in places covered by war fog.

His face looked very ugly.
Chapter completed!