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Capacity Plan Approved, Peak Traffic Still to Test

The studio had set its launch date internally, and the voice chat had shown how many people were waiting to take part. The team reviewed a server expansion plan, discussing how to spread launch-day traffic and where to leave spare capacity. Launch preparation now covered access capacity as well as working features, but approval on paper did not prove the system could handle a peak.

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The studio had set its launch date internally, and the voice chat had shown how many people were waiting to take part. A-Zhen and the service team faced a concrete question: would the server setup hold if visits clustered on launch day?

The team reviewed a server expansion plan, discussing how to spread launch-day traffic and where to leave spare capacity. The plan was approved. A-Zhen suggested adding unusual cases found during the test mint to the preparation list, so they would examine more than normal visits.

Launch preparation now covered access capacity as well as working features, but approval on paper did not prove the system could handle a peak. The team still had to put the plan into practice and test it. A-Zhen wanted errors to be identified quickly as either user difficulties or service pressure.