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As for the American players' gun displays, they are still there this year, and this year they not only played with guns, but also rented fighter jets from a military museum.
This group of American players used real guns to destroy a section of "smart" model kits made of foam.
It brings a feast to military enthusiasts and players around the world.
This year, however, not only American players but also Russian players brought out tanks and fired a salute.
Azur Lane in China.
They also contributed a video of a ship girl swimsuit cosplay dance at the Kiev aircraft carrier park in China.
The ocean, an aircraft carrier, plus a girl's dance and thighs.
Gee tut.
It can be said.
The entire New Year's carnival.
The barrage of comments came one after another, and the number of online viewers across the entire platform went from tens of millions to twenty million, then to thirty million, and finally settled at forty-seven million.
Among them, Chinese players were the most numerous, once reaching over 30 million.
Southeast Asia has over 700 million players, making it the second largest region. North America has 400 million players, making it the third largest region. Europe has over 300 million players, and other regions have a scattered total of 300 million, with Brazil and the Middle East each having hundreds of thousands of players.
This is the online viewing data.
Although it's a compilation of books from various platforms, it's still quite a crazy collection.
It's important to know that at that time, the number of registered accounts on the Spark platform was only 2 million, and many of them were duplicates. Of course, this was certainly not as inflated as the 10 billion registered accounts on Steam at that time.
This is because the number of concurrent viewers at this time has already exceeded Steam's peak concurrent viewership, which is 3700 million.
Considering this was achieved on Lunar New Year's Eve, when many players in China were watching the Spring Festival Gala with their families, this data is even more remarkable.
The ability to achieve this data is due to the quality of the program.
The quality of the program depends on three factors: the players' passion, the financial investment from Spark, and the effective management of the Bonfire Studio.
All three are indispensable.
Amidst the singing and revelry, the journey continued.
The time is getting later and later.
While overseas players were still having a blast, domestic players already knew that the show was about to end.
Because in just over ten minutes, it will be New Year's Eve.
By this point, many players who had been watching the show from the beginning were already a little tired.
Many of these would be excellent programs if placed at the beginning.
It's also unlikely to trigger a flood of comments from players again.
However, when the last program appeared, as soon as the screen came on, the barrage of questions started flooding with question marks.
Because of this scene.
It is at a satellite launch site.
All those question marks... does it mean there's a channel mix-up?
But not.
As the camera zoomed in, all the players saw the huge Spark logo above the rocket, along with a bunch of logos for games on the Spark platform.
At this point, players can confirm it.
Oh, it shouldn't be a problem with the video signal.
But at this moment, they still don't quite understand what the show is about.
"They can't be planning to launch a rocket, can they?"
"Probably. If they're not launching rockets, why would they have the Spark logo?"
"Ah, this must be special effects, right?"
"Is it a real rocket?"
At this point, the camera has switched to details of the rocket: fuel pipes, launch pad, and the Spark logo.
The information, when gathered together, is enough for players to confirm.
This is the rocket launch.
However, many players still find it hard to believe that rockets are not just something that happens in China.
For many people around the world, it is a rather unfamiliar concept.
Music fitting the mysterious, space-age theme began to play.
"Spark is ready for launch, 5..."
A voice with a slight accent appeared on the screen.
To be honest, most players were still confused at this moment, but that didn't stop people from exclaiming in surprise in the comments section.
This doesn't stop players who have already realized what's happening from following suit and refreshing 5.4.3.2.1.
The rocket ignited, and flames shot out.
In the footage, a massive rocket slowly ascends into the sky.
Then the rocket separated.
The satellite successfully entered orbit, and the camera switched to a close-up of the satellite.
The music then shifts to a soft and mysterious space-themed melody.
The screen went black.
On the screen, subtitles in twelve languages appeared in the center of the image.
The satellite has been successfully deployed; now, let's see what it carries.
After this subtitle.
A 3D image of a satellite appears.
This satellite has a rather unique shape.
Besides the battery and solar panel, it mainly consists of two things.
One is a screen, and the other is a camera lens.
Just looking at 3D images.
Many players have already realized what's going on.
The view then switched to a satellite image.
The bullet screen system, which hadn't lagged at all all night, suddenly started lagging.
Numerous exclamations of "Holy crap!" and surprise from various countries flooded the chat.
The screens on the satellite began to light up.
The camera pans across the screen against a backdrop of Earth's beautiful curves. On the left side of the screen is a screenshot of the game, featuring a photo of the player and their 95-year vow. At the top left is a string of IDs and the player's name.
Below is a sentence
[95! I'm going to the operating room! I'll definitely see you again!]
Soon, the scene switched.
The screen switched to a screenshot from the demo of "Girls' Frontline: Siege," showing a player achieving an SSS rating for the first time.
There is also a sentence below.
【finally!!】
The next screenshot shows a player getting three rare cards in one gacha pull in FGO.
[Did you see it when I just randomly picked it up?]
After three consecutive images.
The screen dimmed.
A string of subtitles appeared again in the center of the screen.
Do you remember the screenshot you uploaded on New Year's Day?
At this moment, many players were suddenly jolted.
Yes, they suddenly remembered, it was last month.
On January 1, 2019, Spark sent out a questionnaire to platform users worldwide, which contained only one question.
Upload a screenshot that you find most memorable and share it.
This event did not cause much of a stir at the time.
Many players wondered what kind of event Spark might put these photos on.
After all, authorization is required when uploading screenshots.
The result was unexpected.
So this is what they came for.
After the credits finish.
The screen lit up again, displaying screenshots of players, their IDs appearing in the universe, and the photo slideshow interspersed with players' game footage, showcasing their game moments and achievements.
The satellite's camera is pointed at Earth, showcasing its magnificent scenery as a backdrop.
The subtitles reappeared.
[Spark Platform: Every moment deserves to be seen]
Join Spark and let your story become a part of the universe.
Log in to the event page to download your personalized universe photo.
As soon as the video ended, the number of comments on the screen visibly decreased.
This isn't because players aren't excited, but because, at this very moment, many players have already switched to the Spark platform.
I found the main interface of the starry sky wall.
The main interface is very simple.
You can see your own photo simply by clicking on it. Not only that, you can also search by ID or name to see other people's photos.
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Wow! That's so cool!
"This is real!"
"My God! I actually found my message!"
Almost at the same time.
Global social media was flooded with posts about it.
The same composition has appeared on almost every platform you can think of, including Twitter, Weibo, Facebook, WeChat Moments, QQ Space, and QQ groups.
The only difference is the language and the content sent.
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Guo Qingqing, who was yawning and watching the Spring Festival Gala at her hometown, suddenly had her phone vibrate.
Upon closer inspection, he recognized his cousin, Guo Jiayi.
Both of them started their careers by doing game live streaming on Spark.
This year, both popularity and income have basically stabilized.
"Hey, why are you calling me at this hour?"
Guo Qingqing yawned and went to the balcony.