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Raijin’s player base was growing, and A-Zhen could not wait for congestion before finding more capacity for its settlement service. A-Zhen added one capacity tier to Raijin’s settlement server and kept the stress test running until concurrent load had doubled. The settlement service now had more tested headroom.
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Raijin’s player base was growing, and A-Zhen could not wait for congestion before finding more capacity for its settlement service. The studio was also paying heavy legal bills, making the narrator cautious about every new expense. She needed to explain the expansion as preparation for usage pressure, not a response to the market.
A-Zhen added one capacity tier to Raijin’s settlement server and kept the stress test running until concurrent load had doubled. Her handover note read only, “Players are growing; the machines have to get ahead of them.” XAI closed at $0.00715. Seeing legal bills continue to accrue, the narrator thought they were the steadiest thing rising this month.
The settlement service now had more tested headroom. A-Zhen’s next task was to watch real load and judge how long that tier would suffice. The narrator had to fit the added server cost into a strained cash plan. Player demand had made preparation concrete down to the server, while the timing of revenue sufficient to offset legal spending remained unclear.