After the Legendary League was targeted by this "Youmo" team.
With every game update, their cheats are updated accordingly, ensuring that their users are difficult to detect.
Their cheats don't significantly affect game balance, but they are adept at exploiting loopholes to create auxiliary functions such as "ultra-long-range vision" and "automatic skill casting".
In other studios, they probably wouldn't even bother to create such a cheat.
However, in his statement, his core principle is: "Never tolerate such behavior; no matter how far away, we will surely bring them to justice!"
Chapter 49 Though far away, they shall be punished
To date, Blue Star Studio remains a one-man show run by Mingyan.
This is not only because of the legal ownership of the entire studio, but also because of Ming-yan's unparalleled authority and reputation within the team.
When he expressed his attitude towards cheating software, that attitude became the attitude of the entire Blue Star Studio.
"Zero tolerance is our only principle."
To put it bluntly.
"Regarding cheating, I need relevant technical personnel to come up with a solution as soon as possible. At the same time, the League of Legends needs dedicated personnel to monitor the game year-round and detect cheating both inside and outside the game at any time."
"Regarding the cheat development team, I have contacted the legal team we have worked with before. We will not hesitate to use all legal means to make them receive the punishment they deserve."
These two sentences set a policy that greatly inspired everyone present.
To be honest, no gamer wants to see cheats appear.
Mingyan is a leader who dares to speak his mind openly and without fear, which makes him much better than those bosses who only care about money.
Next, dealing with players who use cheats is generally considered a rather tricky issue.
Mingyan wrote a number on the whiteboard.
"Three times. My tolerance limit for players is three times. And that's the total number of times across all online games on Earth."
"Two warnings will be issued: the first time cheating will result in a one-month account ban; the second time cheating will result in the account being permanently added to a special server group, ensuring that cheaters can only be matched with other cheaters."
"For the third time he was caught cheating, his Blue Star account will be banned for life, and the matter will be publicly announced on the official website."
Inside the meeting room, the people whispered among themselves for a while.
Some people raised their hands with expressions of joy and admiration, while others raised their hands with expressions of worry.
"Boss, isn't permanently banning Blue Star's account for the third time a bit too harsh? We can just ban his accounts in League of Legends."
In the interstellar era, internet accounts are one-to-one and lifelong.
Banning a person's Blue Star account means that they will never be able to play any Blue Star games under their own name again, and will only be able to secretly use the accounts of relatives and friends to experience them.
Without identity verification, he will be unable to join the leaderboard, receive in-game cash rewards and bonuses, and will no longer be able to become a professional player.
At this moment, Mingyan placed both hands on the table and calmly uttered a domineering statement.
"We on Earth don't need players who are addicted to cheating."
Everyone's eyes were shining.
They looked at Mingyan as if he were their spiritual leader.
He stated clearly: "For the first mistake, the main approach should be criticism and education, telling them that cheating is wrong—after all, we can't just punish them without teaching them."
"If they make the same mistake a second time, they should be severely punished so they know that the last time was an exceptionally lenient outcome. These days, cheating will get you locked up in a dark room."
"And the third time, that's because he repeatedly fails to learn his lesson. We'll just expel him from the player list; Blue Star will not recognize him as one of our players."
After the meeting concluded.
The relevant technical personnel immediately went out to attend another short meeting.
When the others came out, they couldn't hide their pride.
Mingyan's words made them feel honored to be employed in a studio with principles and courage.
My sense of professional pride exploded instantly!
That afternoon, Mingyan happened to see a designer smoking in the stairwell.
The other person's eyes were red, and they seemed to be choking up.
Mingyan couldn't help but step forward and ask a few words of concern.
The designer said, "Boss, I want to say 'thank you'..."
Mingyan hurriedly asked, "What's wrong?"
The designer said, "I used to work for Fengyun. Do you know how Fengyun went bankrupt? The last VR online game we made was plagued with cheats. We were just as vehemently opposed to cheats, and any user found using cheats was banned for six months..."
Mingyan had heard of this company; it was once a dark horse that rose to prominence in the Sixth Star Province.
only……
"But Youmo made too many cheats; at the time, there were over 100,000 players using them," the designer continued. "Back then, my boss made a tough decision and banned all of them. But unexpectedly, the following month, Youmo gathered a group of banned players and they all came to our company... These people came to cause trouble!"
At this point, tears welled up in his eyes.
He stubbed out his cigarette and wiped his face.