Among ACG Game players, mobile users accounted for an extremely high proportion.
Most of the time, they downloaded games through their own mobile app stores, which tied them quite closely to the channels.
If three channel-specific servers were suddenly shut down, players of other games would have long since raised hell.
This time, no uproar happened simply because of a coincidence: starting yesterday, the servers that Frost Snow Project shared with the channels had suffered consecutive issues where players could not log in.
However, the durations were never long, and the issues were quickly resolved, allowing players to continue logging in.
Regarding this, some channel servers explained the reason in their apologies: previously, Frost Snow Project had too few players, so the number of servers was always kept to a minimum.
Now, the popularity of Dream Builder's new version far exceeded expectations, and a flood of new players had instantly crashed the servers directly.
Fortunately, they were all rented cloud servers, which were quick to scale up, thus avoiding a serious accident.
Sometimes, misjudgments occurred where scaling was not thorough enough, leading to a secondary crash.
The hometown of 2D players—the P Station channel server—crashed three times in a row yesterday, leaving players unable to log in and making it the laughingstock of countless netizens.
Therefore, this time, when Leshang, Yunzhi, and Mobile Assistant servers suddenly became inaccessible, the players did not kick up a big fuss.
They simply vented their complaints in Dreamjin while patiently waiting for the servers to be fixed.
As a result, this wait did not bring server repairs; instead, it brought the news that Frost Snow Project was permanently delisted, and its server data was merged into the official server.
Things suddenly got very interesting! Players of Frost Snow Project reacted fiercely: "Revise? Revise your