The fighting on Bessel Open Star was, without question, no minor incident.
It quickly sparked heated discussion and spread far and wide. All eighteen thousand Open Stars were broadcasting coverage of the event.
On the little red dwarf star, countless small and medium-sized businesses had panicked at first. But once they saw that the Star Alliance had brought the Starburst Battle Cloud under control, and that the mysterious Black Stone Legion's battles with Lingzhu, Light Burst, and the others were not spilling outward, they calmed down. Many even started livestreaming.
These days, everyone was a media outlet. There were no professional reporters devoted solely to digging up and reporting news.
With so many people livestreaming, how could someone seize this major event to attract followers? That was where livestreaming skills came into play.
Some had little skill. They simply filmed, and their equipment was not particularly good either. Aside from their die-hard fans, hardly anyone watched.
Was footage as clear as reality enough? They were on a star. Dim as a red dwarf might be, its intense radiation still greatly affected image quality. Highlighting the details of the fighting while minimizing environmental interference was a test of the streamer's ability.
If they stayed motionless in one place and filmed from far away, even their die-hard fans would not watch.
Losing followers after finally stumbling upon a major event would hardly be worth it.
Those who truly made their living from the fan economy carried all sorts of cutting-edge virtual projection and broadcasting equipment, ready at any moment. Once activated, it could film in three dimensions and cover a radius of tens of thousands of kilometers.
By receiving all the electromagnetic and gravitational waves in the environment, then processing them with sophisticated computers, they could directly reconstruct the scene as a