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Today marks a major event for Yunying Games Technology Co., Ltd.

That is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), a large-scale online game independently developed by Yunying Games Technology, which has been officially launched on the platform.

Upon its release, it sparked heated discussions among countless players.

Because a 100-player survival FPS game like this has never existed in the world before.

This is very different from previous FPS games.

The most attractive activities are licking bags and frying pans, which are played in groups of four.

The game's scenery and various escape tools have attracted a large number of fans.

On the first day of its release, someone posted an article saying that PUBG would definitely affect the entire FPS game ecosystem.

Simply put, after PUBG comes out, no other shooting game will be its match.

If that were all, it wouldn't be so bad. Some people believe that the emergence of PUBG will not only affect the ecosystem of FPS games, but also MOBA games, including the currently popular League of Legends.

League of Legends fans, of course, scoffed, saying that PUBG could affect League of Legends? What a joke.

League of Legends is now in its fifth year, which is Season 5.

The most popular game in China right now, and even the most popular game in the world, is League of Legends.

And Yunying Game Technology, which previously only made mobile games, has created an online game that has actually affected League of Legends. Are you kidding me?

Many people are unaware that League of Legends currently has a three-year exclusive distribution right held by Yunying Game Technology.

The reason why the agency rights are in the hands of Yunying Games Technology is thanks to the president of Tencent Video.

The access to League of Legends was obtained in exchange for their game department.

The most important point is that Yunying Games Technology and Tencent have a very bad relationship at present.

League of Legends is one aspect of Yunying Games Technology's involvement, but another is the mobile game Honor of Kings, which is a copy of League of Legends and has genuinely damaged Tencent's interests.

However, although Tencent Games and Yunying Games Technology were at loggerheads, they did not immediately take action, but waited for the right opportunity.

Once the exclusive distribution rights for League of Legends are back in our hands, we'll let them taste the power of Nanshan Invincible.

Although it will be three years later, time is nothing for a large company.

The release of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) caught many well-known game companies completely off guard.

What makes Yunying Games Company so good at making games?

Many companies spent money to buy accounts the moment the game was released, wanting to see what the game was like.

The result was that this game became so addictive that they couldn't put it down.

Yunying Games had absolutely no experience in developing large-scale online games before, but this PUBG game was done extremely well, even exceeding expectations.

Not only will it dominate the FPS genre, but it will also further squeeze the survival space of shooting games like CrossFire.

From now on, I'm afraid that any shooting game will be compared to PUBG.

The rise of a game is naturally accompanied by astonishing cheats.

The developers of cheat software never imagined that cheats for a game would be so difficult to crack.

Yang Yunsheng naturally knew how PUBG died. It wasn't that the game wasn't fun; in 2016, PUBG's popularity surpassed that of League of Legends.

Even the top female streamer of League of Legends distanced herself from League of Legends in an attempt to capitalize on the popularity of PUBG.

Later, due to cheating software, the game environment was greatly damaged, resulting in many new players and ordinary people not having a good experience with the game.

In the end, they chose to say goodbye to the game.

Yang Yunsheng would absolutely not allow such a situation to occur; he would even spend a lot of money to fix the game's vulnerabilities.

Any vulnerabilities found are patched immediately.

As a result, within a month of its release, PUBG's daily player count exceeded 30 million.

This only includes domestic statistics; statistics for overseas countries are not included.

Actually, in foreign countries, at this stage, there are definitely more people playing first-person shooter games than League of Legends.

This game became an instant internet sensation overseas in just three days.

Just as everyone at Yunying Games was celebrating the great success of PUBG and preparing to hold a celebratory banquet, bad news arrived.

That is, a South Korean game company intends to sanction Yunying Games and has already officially filed a lawsuit against the company that operates the game.

They're practically ready to take Yunying Games Company to the United Nations for a lawsuit.

For a moment, all players who liked the game PUBG were completely dumbfounded.

They don't know exactly what happened, so they need to find out!

After learning the whole story, they burst out laughing.

The reason is simple: a South Korean game company reported Yunying Games for plagiarizing a game they had been developing for two years.

Although their game hasn't entered public beta yet, and isn't as polished as the one made by Yunying Games, the map and the concept of a 100-player battle royale in Yunying Games' PUBG are practically identical to the game they made.

Also, their game is translated into Chinese as "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds".

In an instant, not only domestic players laughed, but international players also laughed.

Korean players, too, were experiencing extremely mixed feelings.

You claim that other finished games are copied from yours when you haven't even had a single game in public beta.

The key issue is that the evidence you presented wasn't even as good as their graphics or the game content.

Although we stole the country, the whole world is watching. We simply cannot lie through our teeth.

Unless you both launch your tests at the same time, we can help you and work together to take down this Chinese game company.

But now, Damn!
At Yunying Games Company, Feng Jiang looked at Yang Yunsheng, who appeared calm and composed, and had countless questions in his mind.

He genuinely wanted to know why the game his company made was 99% similar to, if not exactly the same as, the game made by that Korean game company.

Could it be that Mr. Yang accidentally found a USB drive containing PUBG content while traveling in South Korea?

To be honest, if someone actually finds a USB drive, its owner must be very anxious, as it might contain their collection of 100 gigabytes of study materials accumulated over two or three decades.

This is something that can be passed down as a family heirloom. (End of Chapter)