"Hey! Don't speak too soon! Go check out Falcon's Eye's stream. His revenue has already surpassed our entire platform's combined total."
"Holy crap! It really has! Gifts are flooding the screen. You can't even see the stream anymore."
"Does this guy have some special talent? How's he milking viewers so easily?"
"You don't get it, do you? He's streaming the hottest game out there right now, Hidden Jun Ninja, you know? The platform paid a fortune to bring this streamer on board."
"The platform's boss must be grinning from ear to ear now, huh? They practically recruited a money tree!"
"You haven't looked into just how popular Hidden Jun Ninja is, so naturally you don't understand why streamers for this game are in such demand."
"What's there to be mysterious about? Isn't it just because Hidden Jun Ninja uses scarcity marketing, releasing only a few closed beta slots? There are so few players who can stream it, and that's what led to this situation!"
"You could call it scarcity marketing, sure, but that only works if the product's quality is up to scratch and buyers are willing to pay."
"Hidden Jun Ninja has achieved that. Its world is open and rich enough, and its graphics are incredibly realistic and stunning. Its positive review rate has reached a terrifying 99% now. Can you believe that?"
"Holy shit, if the game's that awesome, why don't you gaming streamers switch over to streaming it?"
"Heh... you think we don't want to? We can't! There are only so many closed beta slots. We've been trying to grab one for ages, and not a single one of us has succeeded."
"From what you're saying, couldn't all those players in the game be shills for the developers?"
"Haha... we actually wish there were shills. Unfortunately, this