novelODS Chapter 449 The Delta Belongs to the Whole World
Chapter 449 The Delta Belongs to the Whole World
2 month 22 number.
2 month 23 number.
Two whole days.
The Delta Globalization Task Force has been almost constantly active.
Round after round of negotiations.
One agreement after another.
One region after another was settled.
Hanbok (traditional Korean dress).
European server.
Middle Eastern clothing.
Southeast Asian style.
North American server.
South American style clothing.
Japanese service.
By the evening of the 23rd, agreements had been reached on cooperation frameworks for agents, regional operators, and dedicated servers in almost all major regions.
Contracts were signed one after another.
Moreover, the conditions are quite good.
If we compare the regional agency terms during the early days of League of Legends' globalization, Delta Force's terms were even more favorable.
The guaranteed minimum payment is higher. The event fund is more clearly defined.
The anti-fraud access obligations are stronger. Version synchronization requirements are more stringent.
The default recovery clauses are also more stringent.
As a result, starting from the afternoon of the 22nd, Delta's official accounts at home and abroad entered a near-continuous bombardment mode.
One announcement after another.
The Hanbok project has been officially launched.
A framework for cooperation between the European and American servers has been reached.
The Middle East server has entered the construction phase.
The Southeast Asian server has begun preparations for localization.
The North American server has entered a joint compliance and operations assessment.
South American servers have reached a regional cooperation agreement.
The Japanese server has confirmed its independent server plan.
Every message sent out ignites a community.
Weibo exploded.
TikTok is exploding.
Bilibili crashed.
Twitter exploded.
TikTok explodes.
YouTube community explodes.
Reddit exploded.
Overseas Delta players are going wild.
It's finally here!
I've been waiting for this for so long!
No more drooling over Chinese server gameplay videos!
[S3 Sync! Please make sure to sync with S3!]
[Korean server, European server, Middle Eastern server, North American server—they're all here? Is this really for a World Championship?!]
[The Delta's globalization has begun!]
Domestic players are also getting tired of seeing this.
Holy crap, a new server every day?!
This announcement is issued like it's a gacha game with a cash reward.
[The Korean server, the European server, and the Middle Eastern server are all here; it's truly a global project now.]
[Will we see Chinese aggressive teams playing against Korean disciplined teams in future World Championships?]
[Is Prince Bro's Middle East server secure?]
Delta Force is truly going down the same path as League of Legends, and even faster.
Overseas players were completely unable to hold back.
Many people were already on the verge of quitting the game because of the old international version.
External plugin.
Older version.
Delay.
The content is outdated.
Operations were chaotic.
These problems have weighed on them for far too long.
And now, a barrage of messages from different regions is pouring in, as if telling them:
No need to wait for the old international server to slowly load anymore.
The real delta is coming.
The world rejoiced.
And the news of the global server was released.
The first to experience a chain reaction was not even the in-game market.
Instead, it's the secondary market for anti-cheating motherboards.
Domestic gamers initially thought that motherboard prices would gradually stabilize after ASUS increased its production capacity.
The scalpers should shut up a bit.
However, after one announcement after another was released from overseas servers, everyone suddenly realized a problem.
Delta is not just a game where Chinese players need a clean pool.
What Korean players will need in the future.
European server players need this.
Middle Eastern server players need this.
North American players also need it.
As long as overseas regions are connected to the Delta ACE system, and as long as the hardware-level clean pool is gradually promoted globally in the future, the demand for anti-cheat motherboards will no longer be limited to the Chinese server.
It's global.
This caused the secondary market to go completely crazy.
Prices, which had already begun to decline, were instantly driven up again.
It's even more outrageous than before.
Players woke up to find that the motherboard price, which was over 4,000 yesterday, had jumped to 5,000 or 6,000 today.
Some popular models are even completely out of stock.
The scalper groups were all shouting:
"Don't rush to sell!"
"Global servers are here!"
"We need pure pools overseas too!"
"This stuff will be a form of hard currency in the future!"
Domestic players were immediately taken aback.
【？？？？？】
[Wait, the global servers are open, why am I the one who gets hurt?]
【I haven't bought the motherboard yet?!】
[The "wait and see" party suffered a crushing defeat...]
[Korean, European, and Middle Eastern servers are celebrating, but Chinese players are footing the bill, right?]
[It was already impossible to get one, and now it's even more impossible.]
ASUS, restock! Hurry up and restock!
[So, anti-cheating motherboards are starting to have global futures trading capabilities now, right?]
Even more outrageous, some overseas players have started seeking to purchase anti-cheat motherboards for the Chinese region on social media platforms.
Someone is willing to raise the price.
Some people are willing to use a proxy buyer.
Middle Eastern players are the most outrageous.
They offered a purchase price far exceeding the market price.
They may not be able to use it immediately.
But they are willing to buy first.
Because everyone understood it.
If Delta Force's global servers really follow this path, hardware-level anti-cheat will eventually become standard equipment for high-end players, professional players, streamers, and support teams.
This is not just a simple motherboard.
This is your ticket to enter the Pure Pool.
Domestic players are getting angrier and angrier as they watch.
Why?! We were here first in the Chinese server, but the motherboards are being snatched up by the whole world?!
[Isn't a global server supposed to be a good thing? What are the benefits?]
[On the first day of Delta's globalization, Chinese players are delighted to see motherboard prices rise.]
[The Chinese server has been waiting for ASUS to restock for a long time.]
[ASUS is advised to start production immediately, otherwise they'll be severely impacted.]
I think I'll just wait in Fengshen's livestream to try my luck with the lucky bag; what if I win...?
ASUS was also stunned.
They originally thought that the current popularity of the Chinese server was already exaggerated enough.
The first batch of motherboards co-branded with anti-cheating measures sold out instantly, and additional production capacity has not yet been fully rolled out.
As a result, the news of Delta's global services reignited market expectations.
Gigabyte and MSI quickly jumped on the bandwagon, announcing on their official Weibo accounts that their motherboards would be released soon!
……
Meanwhile, in the Delta project team's meeting room.
Yifeng sat in the main seat.
Those sitting below are the regional agents who just signed their contracts.
Four words were prominently displayed on the large screen.
Event plan.
Yi Feng spoke up:
"For S3, before we talk about the college league that cultivates young esports talent, we plan to start with three tournaments."
"The Fierce Attack Cup, an officially invited exhibition match."
"The Big Red Cup has a wider reach, selecting streamers and player teams through open auditions, voting, and platform recommendations."
"The Streamer Peak Competition revolves around the streamer ecosystem, and will have a wider range of participants."
At this point, he looked at the regional agents.
"Since the overseas servers have launched so quickly, the tournaments can't just be held behind closed doors and run only the Chinese servers."
"The Fierce Attack Cup might not be ready in time."
"But the Big Red Cup can allocate several slots for foreign players."
Upon hearing this, many of the distributors below immediately brightened up.
The representative in Hanbok was the first to nod.
They are all too aware of the value of such a spot.
Even if it's just the Grand Cup and not a formal professional tournament, as long as it allows Korean and Chinese streamers to compete on the same stage, it's enough to ignite the local Korean community.
The EU server representative immediately lowered his head to take notes.
For them, this is not only a tournament spot, but also the best material for promoting the launch of the European server.
The situation is even more direct in the Middle East.
Those around Abdullah have begun whispering among themselves, clearly considering whether to support a group of Middle Eastern broadcasters ahead of schedule.
However, some distributors still have some concerns:
"Mr. Yi."
"How exactly should a search, attack, and retreat type of FPS game be conducted in esports competitions?"
How can we ensure both entertainment value and competitiveness?
After those words were spoken, the meeting room fell silent for a moment.
Because everyone knows that this is indeed an unavoidable issue.
…………
The smell of the hospital makes me dizzy.