Gossip: Hypergryph's New Login System Leads to Account Cross-Login Issues on Cloud Platforms

Recently, players on NGA forums reported that Hypergryph updated the login system for Arknights to allow cached credentials for faster account switching. However, this feature has backfired on third-party cloud gaming platforms.

Since cloud gaming servers are shared among multiple users, the client environment remains persistent. This leads to the previous user's login session being cached on the cloud host, which then forces the next user to access that account. This phenomenon, known in the community as 'chuan hao' (Account Mix-up), has been widely reported by users.

The community discussion highlights that this is a known issue for cloud gaming, with similar occurrences previously reported on platforms like NetEase Cloud Gaming. While some players downplay the threat, noting that it's difficult to 'rong hao' (maliciously delete items or ruin accounts) in this specific game, the risk of having gacha resources or rare items spent by strangers remains a significant concern.

To mitigate the risk, players are urged to conduct security maintenance immediately. Recommended steps include visiting the official website's 'Personal Center' to clear logged-in devices, or selecting 'Clear Sessions' within the game's user center settings.