A major controversy erupted during the official Harry Potter mobile game livestream tonight. The prize, a year’s worth of monthly outfits and wheel rewards, is valued at nearly 20,000 RMB. However, the result sparked immediate suspicion among players who launched their own investigation into the winner.
The winner turned out to be an inactive 'alt account' with a suspicious ID. The numeric ID sequence didn't match the registration date. As seen in the screenshots, the user 'Zuo Zuo' (ID starting with '004') supposedly registered in October, a timeline that contradicts the standard user ID patterns identified by the community. Despite the officials claiming the draw was supervised by a notary and used Excel, players remain unconvinced.
The community is now polarized, with some defending the official notary process while others firmly believe the developers rigged the results.
In the comments, veteran players seem unsurprised, labeling this as 'typical NetEase' behavior. Some sharp-tongued critics even joked that the developers were so incompetent at rigging that they got caught, suggesting a decline in talent behind the scenes. Others are still hard at work cross-referencing ID sequences to prove the foul play, as the backlash continues to trend online.
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