The authorities do not tolerate account boosting services and, using AI technology, have banned more than 127 accounts in the King of Glory game.

The community's attitude towards game boosting is to turn a blind eye. There is a market and demand for it, and buyers pay professionals to compete. It's like a girlfriend who is clumsy at the game and asks her boyfriend to play for her until she reaches the highest rank. Everyone thinks there's nothing wrong with that, right?

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National-level games have become part of daily social activities. Over time, the quality of in-game items, skins, rank, and national server rankings have suddenly transformed into symbols of status, inspiring envy and jealousy. Excessive exposure to related posts on social media begins to influence one's mindset, leading to irrational spending and bandwagon collecting. In the adult world, such competition is insignificant, but it's a different story for students. Poor gaming skills lead to being excluded from online games and feeling implicitly ostracized. Driven by vanity or a desire to humiliate their rivals, they are willing to pay for account boosting services to level up their accounts.

Game boosting is a form of entertainment.

Now, imagine yourself as a game booster. You possess exceptional skills and unparalleled competitive abilities. You aspire to be a streamer, but lack the interactivity, looks, and entertainment value. You suffer from camera phobia. Chasing your esports dream and becoming a professional player sounds like a distant dream. Where are the talent scouts? With limited funds and shop jobs requiring constant travel, you can now enjoy gaming and earning money simultaneously with your phone. Doesn't that sound tempting?

Returning to the essence of the game, from the official perspective, the existence of boosting services does affect the experience. Everyone who downloads the game is a consumer. Boosting services are almost indistinguishable from artificial intelligence, exploiting loopholes to climb the ranks, dominating in five-player squads. You want fair competition, but you are completely unaware of their hidden "skills." From Bronze to Master, everyone feels that their opponents' strength does not match their rank, greatly increasing the challenge. This kind of business benefits everyone. The official will not compromise on this behavior and has officially issued an announcement to continuously upgrade the crackdown. It will also combine AI technology to target boosting behavior and imitate their combat style. After simulation, it will be easier to detect the disguise. Once it is discovered, the account will be banned.

In everyday gaming, I don't really pay much attention to the data, which sounds a bit exaggerated. Since 2025, it turns out that 1.27 million accounts have been penalized, including ranked and peak matches, and the number will continue to grow. What are your thoughts on this?

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