Inside the game, the situation changed in an instant.
Outside the game, things were buzzing.
In the official Hidden Jun Ninja livestream.
"There are so many split screens, I can't keep up! What am I supposed to do?"
"Maybe this is what they call a happy problem? With so many game perspectives available at once, I don't even know which one to watch."
"I've got to give the developers a shout-out. This multi-perspective livestream feature is absolutely amazing."
"Too bad there's no tipping feature. I've got money and nowhere to spend it. Ugh! So annoying!"
"If you select one of the split screens, you can enter the livestream on its respective platform. You can tip there!"
"You're not a shill for some other streaming platform, are you? We want to tip the game's developers. What do those other platforms have to do with it?"
"Exactly! Those greedy bastards at the other platforms don't deserve my money."
"Too bad... the Hidden Jun Ninja developers seem dead set against making money! They're actually passing up such a great cash grab?"
"If they were really out to milk us, Hidden Jun Ninja wouldn't be this popular!"
"Yeah! Right now, people online want to hand the developers money, but they won't take it!"
"Don't let money corrupt such a player-friendly game. I think things are fine as they are."
"They are, but... we can't expect the developers to keep running on passion alone, can we? I'm really curious where the Hidden Jun Ninja developers get their development funding."
"Running such an enormous game should cost a fortune, right?"
"More than a fortune. The expenses must be astronomical! Beyond what ordinary people like us can imagine..."
"Just a wild guess! Could this game's developers actually have government backing?"
"Well... that's not impossible!"
"Stop speculating. Some