Hardcore Doxing: The Investigation into Honkai Impact 3rd's Writer Identity

Recently, the NGA community has been gripped by a detective-style investigation into the identity of a writer for Honkai Impact 3rd. The original post attempted to pin down the writer's online persona using a chain of multi-dimensional evidence.

The investigation began by comparing footage of staff from the game's 3.3 version livestream with personal updates posted by a Bilibili user, 'AhrimanTS.' By meticulously matching the office desk, clothing, and cable management, the poster argued that these items were identical, suggesting that the user is indeed the writer in question, noting that the user had previously interacted with other known staff members.

The investigation then expanded to cross-platform account correlation. By linking the Baidu Tieba user 'AhrimanTS' to the handle 'limengan,' the poster claimed to have found consistent patterns of behavior—namely, aggressively defending the game's narrative in online arguments and operating from an IP address in Shanghai. The poster also cited historical Weibo usernames to bolster their case, urging the community to archive the evidence to prevent 'revisionist history' (deleting posts to alter the narrative).

The reactions in the comments section were polarized. Some users praised the 'historians' for their diligence, while others raised ethical concerns about 'kahe' (doxing/human flesh search), worrying about the privacy risks of such behavior. Meanwhile, many onlookers simply grabbed their popcorn to watch the unfolding drama.