novelODS Chapter 444 Overseas, waiting for the Delta for so long
Chapter 444 Overseas, waiting for the Delta for so long
at the same time.
Inside the Delta project team.
After discussing the troublesome issues of the gaming environment, the meeting moved on to the next topic.
Then, everyone visibly perked up.
Because what they are facing is no longer the disheartening data of bridge-blocking dogs, fixed-point fire, and the surge in PSG appearance rate.
Instead, they were a series of formal letters of contact from overseas.
And the next round of consultations that are about to begin.
The foreign capital teams that have already arrived in Shenzhen basically cover the major global markets.
Popular servers include Europe, North America, South America, Southeast Asia, Japan, and Korea, which I won't go into detail about.
Several people even came from Africa.
There was discussion in almost every key area.
There is a platform.
They have capital.
There are local publishers.
There are also some regional operating entities with extremely deep backing.
Everyone's meaning was very clear.
Delta is no longer your average seafaring game.
It already possesses the value of operating independently in a regionalized manner.
in other words.
They don't want a simple proxy.
Instead, it's a dedicated server.
Hanbok (traditional Korean dress).
Southeast Asian style.
European server.
North American server.
Middle Eastern clothing.
Even in some more specific regions, people are exploring the possibility of pre-booking regional operating rights.
This matter is of great significance.
This matter is so significant that it cannot be entirely decided by the Delta project team.
The upper levels of the penguin enclosure have also turned their attention to this area.
However, the decision-making power does not entirely lie with the project team, which does not mean that they have no say.
Quite the opposite.
The people who truly understand Delta Force, the player ecosystem, and the future of esports are all in this conference room.
Their professional advice will directly influence who to choose, who to abandon, how to negotiate, and to what extent.
A global map was projected onto the large screen in the conference room.
Next to each key area, there was a dense array of information marked on it.
User scale.
Percentage of FPS players.
Payment ability.
Local esports foundation.
Live streaming platform ecosystem.
Data compliance requirements.
Local rating system.
Potential operators.
And most importantly.
Server construction and anti-fraud deployment costs.
Bei Luo stood in front of the screen, speaking very quickly.
"The one from South Korea arrived the fastest."
"They have a strong esports foundation, high-quality FPS users, a mature local club system, and they are well aware that if they can secure the Korean server operation rights, it will be equivalent to obtaining a core ticket to the future professionalization of Delta."
"In Southeast Asia, platforms value user scale more and hope to get a higher revenue share."
"In Europe and North America, the focus is more on the competition system, content moderation, data privacy, and platform revenue sharing."
The meeting room was silent for a few seconds.
Everyone understands the weight of those words.
Dedicated servers are not as simple as opening more data centers or reducing latency a little.
That's just the most basic stuff.
A truly exclusive outfit is essentially a regional tournament qualification.
To obtain this qualification, the other party cannot simply rely on spending money.
They must pay a heavy price.
Local data center.
bandwidth.
DDoS protection.
Customer service center.
Data compliance team.
Content moderation team.
Payment channels.
Community operations.
Support for livestreamers.
Club support.
Regional event fund.
And most importantly, it must be fully integrated into the Delta ACE anti-cheating system.
The required capabilities are far more complex than you imagine, and partners must be thoroughly and rigorously screened!
They didn't buy an agency right.
Rather, it is a long-term responsibility for the development of a future competition zone.
This is the true meaning of exclusive clothing.
Delta's goal is not simply to sell the game to the whole world.
Instead, it allows each region to develop its own player ecosystem, streamer ecosystem, club ecosystem, and tournament ecosystem.
It's very simple, the reference point is the fist.
When Riot Games took League of Legends to the world stage, the most crucial factor was never simply translating the client into different languages.
Instead, they broke down the game into several regional divisions that could grow locally.
The Korean version has its own level of difficulty.
LPL has its own huge market and content ecosystem.
Finally, all regions came together again on the same world stage through the global finals.
This is true globalization.
It's not about selling a game all over the world.
Instead, it allows the whole world to grow its own unique world within the same game.
If it weren't for the localized operations in each region back then, the natural cohesion of the competition areas formed by dedicated servers, and the subsequent large-scale integration of esports events, it would have been impossible.
League of Legends would never have reached its current level.
And now.
The Delta has also reached this crossroads.
If it's just a normal viral hit, then they only need to maintain the Chinese server and gradually update the international server.
But things are different now.
The old version of the international server can no longer support it.
Cheating software, lag, outdated content, and chaotic operations are constantly testing the patience of overseas players.
Meanwhile, on the Chinese server, the S3 content, anti-cheat motherboard, pure pool, the nascent professionalization, the streamer ecosystem, and phenomenal figures like Jiang Feng are constantly being sliced up and uploaded to the international network.
Overseas players can see it.
Capital can see this too.
Everyone knows that if Delta Force can replicate the Chinese version of the game, it will become the next generation of global esports.
We will stand on the shoulders of League of Legends and Counter-Strike to reach even greater heights!
Overseas players are already impatient and can't wait any longer!
Beiluo quickly switched to another page of data.
That was a statistical report on the influx of overseas players into the Chinese server.
It is estimated by comprehensively considering the account registration location, login node, accelerator characteristics, payment channels, and language environment.
The number of overseas players competing in the Chinese server has far exceeded their previous estimates.
Not tens of thousands.
It's not tens of thousands.
Instead, it's in the millions.
As soon as this number was announced, many people in the conference room visibly sat up straighter.
Overseas players don't just say they want to play.
They are genuinely trying to figure out how to play.
The Chinese version of the game clearly has a language barrier.
There is a barrier to entry for internet access.
There are payment requirements.
There is an account requirement.
But they still came.
This love for games truly transcends distance and bridges mountains and seas.
Which game developer could bear to betray such passion?!
"and."
Bei Luo continued:
"Jiang Feng's influence overseas is higher than we previously estimated."
"Especially in the FPS scene in the Middle East and Europe and America."
"After Abdullah's live stream, the discussion surrounding the Middle East server increased several times over."
"If all overseas servers launch simultaneously with the Chinese version of Season 3, the estimated daily active users overseas will be at least three times the current level, reaching 300 million..."
The meeting room fell silent again.
Everyone knows what that sentence means.
Overseas players are already eagerly awaiting it.
Capital is already eager to get involved.
The market window is right in front of us.
Yi Feng stared at the global map on the big screen and remained silent for a long time.
Finally, he slowly spoke:
"The overseas regions have been waiting for the delta for a long time."