After hearing the head of the Skyvault Technology Center explain his findings, the attendees fixed their attention on the forum post slowly scrolling across the light screen.
The analysis left them utterly shocked. It was an angle none of them had ever considered.
The official Dark Land and the cracked version circulating in secret might well be two different games.
If that assumption was true, it would explain why the users in the post were so divided in their opinions, with each side convinced the other was paid to post.
Most importantly, neither game released information to the outside world.
That made it impossible to compare the two games, leading to an obvious difference in perception.
From the perspective of an ordinary player, they clearly wouldn't think there was anything wrong with the Dark Land they played.
Official players had all obtained their access through the official channel's limited sales, while the cracked-version players had experienced enough of the game to confirm it was real. Neither group would suspect there was anything wrong with their game.
"Are there any players who managed to get access to the cracked version and also have an official Dark Land account?"
Bai Chen asked in a deep voice from the platform.
At his question, the attendees turned to ask their teams.
After a long while, no one had an answer.
Seeing this, Bai Chen fell into thought.
That proved that, for now, no players had been found who possessed both Dark Land and the cracked version downloaded through the link.
On second thought, that made sense. The odds of having access to both games were extremely low.
The human race had two billion people. After five rounds of limited sales, fewer than four million players had obtained the official Dark Land. In other words,