Have you ever made games? Then you should write about games!

Just as Chen Dong was taking Jiang Jia and Jiang Xiaonan home, Su Tao quietly started a live stream on the Cat's Claw live streaming platform.

"Brothers, haven't seen me all day, missed me?"

After completing the Star Card promotion activities with three anchors, Shi Liuliu, Liu Peiqie, and Han Weiyi, Su Tao skipped her live stream on Sunday.

The reason for the hiatus was that she went to meet her blind date to appease her parents.

As a result, this meeting not only wasted her time making money, but also left her with a deep negative impression.

Even though it happened yesterday, Su Tao still felt a chill when she thought about it.

"Sister Su, there are some interesting mods appearing in the Terraria Workshop, you should check them out!"

A comment on the live stream caught Su Tao's attention and helped her shift her focus, freeing her from the terrible experience of the previous night.

"Really? What's your name?"

Player-made mods either expand the game's content or provide a "liver-saving" solution for all players.

Especially games like Terraria, which demand an extremely high level of dedication from players.

Nearly two or three weeks have passed since the release of Terraria, and player-made mods have finally appeared, making Su Tao feel incredibly eager.

After logging into the Steam platform and entering the Steam Workshop, Su Tao was amazed by the player-made mods that appeared before her eyes.

"Why, why is there only so few mods?"

Su Tao swiped down and found only the numbers 1 and 2 on the page, which was truly unacceptable.

"At noon, there were still quite a few mods in the Workshop, but StarCard officially removed a batch of mods that were too bloody, violent, terrifying, and pornographic, and issued a statement that it would strictly control player-made mods."

So, these are all the mods left for Terraria.

The comments section provided explanations for Su Tao's confusion.

Meanwhile, many viewers on the live stream also felt that the official Star Card team was making a mountain out of a molehill, stifling players' enthusiasm and creativity for the game.

As a loyal fan of Star Card Games, Su Tao naturally had to retaliate against such remarks.

"I think that StarCard's proactive management of player-created mods precisely demonstrates that StarCard is a responsible game company."

Su Tao subscribed to the mod while speaking up for Xingka.

"If the official team ignores player-made mods, let alone the approval process, what if some players install viruses in their mods?"

"Don't forget, one of Tencent's games previously suffered a massive loss of Steam platform accounts because it neglected to allow player-created mods!"

"The key issue is that these players have to bear the losses themselves!"

As a game streamer in the console gaming section, Su Tao has played at least 800, if not a thousand, games.

She still vividly remembers the incident where Tengyan allowed players to create mods, which led to a virus invading players' computers.

Because Su Tao was also one of the victims of this incident, the balance of several hundred yuan in her Steam platform account vanished overnight.

To be honest, for Su Tao, who was just a small-time streamer at the time, losing several hundred yuan was not a small amount.

For this reason, Su Tao gradually began to view Tengyan, the game company, with prejudice.

Ignoring the sophistry and personal attacks of some extremists, Su Tao quickly put the subscribed modules into use after entering the game.

Then, I created a new world, intending to experience the effects of the mod.

"Oh? This mod adds wings, allowing the character to fly. It's great for getting around!"

"This is... chain mining? Not bad, not bad! Finally, I don't have to mine ore piece by piece anymore. My liver is ecstatic!"

"Hey, let's check the crafting recipe. Which mod's effect is this? It's really useful!"

"BOSS pointer? This module doesn't seem very useful?"

Soon, Su Tao had experienced the effects of all the player-made modules.

All of these are liver-protecting supplements created to reduce the amount of time players need to grind.

However, some dissenting comments appeared in the live chat.

"Won't adding these mods severely disrupt the game balance?"

"Yeah, with so many mods added, can it still be considered the original Terraria?"

"I'd rather just play the base game of Terraria than add random mods that waste the game's lifespan."

Before Su Tao could even speak, some viewers on the live stream immediately refuted these outrageous remarks.

"Dude, is this what you call breaking game balance? It's a single-player game, what kind of damn game balance is that?!"

"If you're not willing to add custom mods, then get out. Don't try to get screen time here!"

"I seriously doubt whether you've ever played Terraria. Don't you think about your health and well-being?"

"Exactly, how can you be so selfish!"

Seeing that the comments had already expressed her true feelings, Su Tao didn't say a word, only showing a satisfied smile.

After disabling some less useful mods, Su Tao continued playing her previous save file.

"Guys, tonight we get to challenge the mechanical boss! Watch the streamer's moves closely, don't blink!"

……

In a rented room in an urban village in Huadu, after hearing this sentence from the live stream, the young man quickly turned on the screen recording function on his computer and typed a comment in the chat.

"The screen recording team is ready, just waiting for Sister Su to show off her skills."

As soon as the comment was posted, many people recognized his identity, and some even urged him to update the clip of Liu Peiqie and Committee Member Han playing online last night.

Seeing that he was gradually being remembered by the viewers in the live stream, a smile unconsciously appeared on Slice-kun's face.

He is neither an idol nor a star, but he can still become famous through the internet.

The "Eggplant Crying Horse" video he recorded a couple of days ago still managed to surpass 10 million views, accumulating a large number of fans and providing him with a considerable income.

The 30,000 yuan in his bank account gave him the confidence to continue exploring the online world for the foreseeable future.

Sweat dripped onto the keyboard. In the stuffy room, the computer fan and the old fan behind him emitted a noise of no less than 60 decibels.

Even though he already had a considerable amount of money in his bank account, Slice Jun still couldn't bear to turn on the air conditioner.

After typing "I'll finish editing soon and release it after Sister Su goes offline" in the input box, SliceJun picked up the bucket of water that had become warm and went to the toilet to change it to a bucket of cold water.

Soak a towel in cool water, wring it out, and wipe your chest and back. This not only cools you down and relieves the heat, but also removes sticky sweat from your body.

Time ticked by, and after Slice Jun changed countless buckets of water, it finally reached 1 a.m., and Su Tao's live stream went dark.

Most ordinary people would have gone to bed after Su Tao's live stream ended.

But at 1 a.m., it was just the start of SliceJun's working hours.

He not only needs to finish editing the videos of Liu Peiqie and Committee Member Han from last night, but also needs to edit out some of Su Tao's culinary skills for tonight.

"Hmm... how about we piece together slices of eggplant, Han Wei, and peach shortbread to create a compilation of abstract gameplay from a Terraria streamer?"