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As streamer Lud played, he became completely immersed in the world of Terraria, having long forgotten about the bet he made with his viewers.

3000 US dollars? What the hell?! Nobody's going to stop me from playing Terraria!

After becoming engrossed in Terraria, streamer Lud hardly paid attention to the chat messages in his live stream anymore. He would only look up and ask the viewers if he encountered a problem he didn't understand.

As for interacting with the live stream chat?

Sorry, if I wasn't given a Terraria walkthrough, there were just too many comments to read.

Witnessing streamer Lud become completely engrossed in Terraria firsthand sparked a question in the minds of tens of thousands of viewers in the live stream who had never played Terraria.

Is this game really that fun? Half an hour, no, not even half an hour, is enough to completely immerse someone in it.

then.

Many viewers in the live stream switched to the EC platform and typed "Terraria" into the search bar.

"With sales approaching one million and an average rating of 4.7, and most of the players who gave the review having played for more than 5 hours, it looks like a pretty good game. I might buy it and give it a try."

Upon entering the Terraria sales page on the EC platform and seeing the game's sales figures and ratings, this thought crossed the minds of most gamers.

As a result, tens of thousands of people impulsively made purchases that very night, and once they started, they played until dawn.

Eagle Country, Xinxiang.

"Brother Wang, take a look at this news!"

Early in the morning, Wang Xin had just arrived at the abandoned warehouse where he worked when he saw Sun Dan holding up a mobile phone in front of him. Judging from the UI, it should be an X.

"What's wrong, Brother Sun? Has something serious happened to Trump again?"

Wang Xin glanced at the tweet title indifferently.

[A mysterious game from China has attracted millions of players!]

After clearly seeing the word "Huaxia" (China), Wang Xin's eyes immediately froze. He gently slid his finger upwards, slowly moving his gaze, afraid of missing any important information.

By the time he finished reading the tweet, which contained about three thousand words, a full ten minutes had passed.

Even a child just starting elementary school wouldn't read so slowly; it was just that Wang Xin found it hard to believe.

"Xing...Ka, Star Card...Are you sure it's the Star Card game we founded with Chen Dong before?"

Wang Xin raised his head, his eyes and voice filled with disbelief.

In his memory, Starcard remained unchanged from before he went abroad, appearing as a precarious entity with a broken financial chain.

How come Starcard has become a game developer nominated for the TGA awards in just a few months?

The games they produced have not only been released internationally, but have also received widespread acclaim from many overseas players!

When did these people become so fond of games made in China?

It wasn't like this before...

To Wang Xin's disappointment, Sun Dan nodded slightly and put on an expression as if he had just gotten his hands on Shi.

"Even before I came to the United States, Chen Dong had led Starcard to produce several games with good quality and reputation, and won a competition held by the Steam platform, thus gaining a foothold in the domestic game industry."

However, I am truly surprised that Starcard has been able to extend its reach overseas so quickly.

Why didn't you tell me this sooner?

"You didn't ask, and I wouldn't have brought up such mood-ruining news if you hadn't asked me."

Sun Dan shrugged, and what he said made a lot of sense; at least Wang Xin couldn't refute it.

After staring at the tweets on his phone for a while, Wang Xin finally handed the phone back to Sun Dan and sighed.

"I didn't expect that Chen Dong, who seems like a simpleton, was actually already on guard against us."

Upon hearing this, Sun Dan nodded in agreement.

If Chen Dong hadn't been constantly on guard against them, why didn't he bring out such a great game plan before they betrayed him?

If they had seen that Chen Dong had such a great game project, why would they have chosen to betray their brother?

So, without prior agreement, the two of them turned their hatred on Chen Dong and accused him of being unrighteous.

"I'm not afraid of my brothers suffering, I'm afraid of my brothers driving Land Rovers." This saying perfectly reflects the inner thoughts of Sun Dan and Wang Xin.

For the rest of the day, both of them seemed dazed and completely out of sorts.

Wang Xin and Sun Dan were not the only ones to notice this news; many game companies, both domestic and international, also took notice.

France, one of the founders of Jade Company, Yves is swinging his club on a high-end golf course.

call out!

Watching the golf ball soar high into the distance, flying straight in the predicted direction, Ifre put his hand to his forehead to shield his eyes from the sun, revealing a satisfied smile.

"I'm in good form today. I just need about two more swings to get the ball in the hole."

Ifre carried his golf clubs and sat in the car, looking at his golf buddy next to him.

"Yes, perhaps you can break your personal best record today."

Noticing the pleased smile on Ivor's face, his fellow players immediately began to praise him.

At the same time, he secretly hoped that if he could make Ifre happy today, he could get that big project.

My wife and kids have been nagging me lately to go to the snow-capped mountains in Sweden.

Ifre was clearly pleased with his fellow golfer's praise, and laughed heartily twice before urging him to hurry and drive to the golf ball's landing spot, as his touch was on fire.

However, before the golfers could even start their golf carts, Ifer's secretary quickly came to his side and handed him a tablet.

The other players didn't dare peek at the content on the tablet, but judging from Iver's expression, it probably wasn't good news.

Eve's wrinkled face changed expressions several times, like a chameleon.

There was surprise, confusion, and hesitation, but in the end, all of these blended together into a complex and elusive expression.

"That's enough for today, I have something to take care of."

Ifre got out of the car and said, pulling at his gloves.

The players knew that he was saying this to himself.

Although he was dissatisfied with Ifre's abrupt halting of operations without regard for his own feelings, the company's future was in Ifre's hands, so he had no choice but to obey Ifre like a lapdog.

"Okay, you can go ahead and do your work."

Seeing that his fellow player didn't say anything more, Ifre smiled, revealing a satisfied grin, and patted his fellow player on the shoulder.

"You're quite to my liking, so I'll leave the project to you. Don't let me down!"

The player was overjoyed at this unexpected windfall and nodded repeatedly, promising not to disappoint Ifer.

Sitting in his Rolls-Royce Ghost on his way back to the company, Ifre pinched the bridge of his nose hard; the golf ball earlier had left him feeling a bit tired.

In the front row, the secretary turned around and looked at Ifre.

"Executive, should we begin taking measures to curb Terraria's data growth?"

After a brief silence, Ifre slowly began to speak.

"Not for now, this is just the beginning. No matter what happens, we must remain calm."

Besides, this is ultimately just a game made by Chinese people; it's still uncertain whether these statistics belong to international players or Chinese players.