Kyvalda

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Besides leaking future versions, we also work on exactly the opposite — digging up old and forgotten Genshin betas and builds. Even though we already have over a thousand builds in one format or another, most of them don't differ much from each other, and most of them essentially represent a specific time period, while the rest haven't been explored as thoroughly.

So we want to reach out to you, even though this request is pretty specific.

If somehow you have lying files around on your drive/have a link to any betas (both post-release and pre-release versions), dev builds, early builds, or other unique versions of the game, we'd be very grateful if you shared them with us. If you have something like that, describe what you have and we'll tell you whether we already have it or not, and whether we need it.

We're especially interested in builds before 89028 (i.e., builds compiled on or before March 22, 2019), early Chinese betas (the ones released a few hours/days before the start of the global beta), global betas from 3.1.50 up through 6.7.54, offline builds, and other rare builds. This is specifically the list of what interests us or what we're missing/only partially have, but we accept almost all versions and tests — we'll figure out ourselves whether we need a version or not, so feel free to send whatever you have. We're interested not just in clients but also things like data.zip files with Excel sheets, partial asset bundles without a client, and similar stuff — anything at all, as long as it's from interesting builds.

It’s probably more accurate to say that they sometimes get triggered by specific things and interfere with leaking those specific items. There hasn’t been a comprehensive security improvement affecting everything across the board for years, and there likely won’t be one

New games aren't always more secure than older ones either; for instance, HSR's protection is weaker than Genshin's in many respects (while some also have stronger secure than genshin ones, mostly pre-load if i remember right). While ZZZ employs more interesting approaches than Genshin, but its protection is also designed more to create a headache for anyone trying to crack it from scratch rather than to provide a perfect, impenetrable defense.

There are a lot of myths in this community regarding things like this

For several months now, every time a beta update pre-load starts, I put on music in the background — sometimes it played almost non-stop, my record was 12 hours, and my 200-song playlist literally ran out.

I use SoundCloud for a few reasons, it's just more convenient for me.

So in this post I'll put together a small selection of the songs I listened to most while going through specific recent beta updates and similar stuff, with direct clickable links to the music.

I listen to music from fairly different genres...

I found out about some of this music from TikTok, some from good maps in Osu (I play Osu pretty often, and if I like a map and play it a lot, the song from that map often ends up in my playlist too — that's exactly how it happened with backstabber). Sometimes I discover one song by an artist and then start getting into the rest of their stuff (like with ONDA ANDAR).

This specifically is the list of what I kept putting on repeat

7.0 Preload -
1) Millionaires - 21
2) lexycat - glitter
3) Kcat - My Destiny

7.1v1 -
1) Millionaires - 21
2) урал гайсин - священная война
3) kesha - backstabber

7.1v2 -
1) Noize MC - Люди с автоматами
2) паліндром - гранд чирокі
3) ДК Енергетик - вороний

7.1v3 -
1) ONDA ANDAR - clouds as guardians
2) ONDA ANDAR - suomi mania
3) ONDA ANDAR - C8880H

For 7.1v4 I've already added fey - media naranja to the playlist in advance.

By the way, regardless of how things turn out in the future, I think the hate directed at insiders is blown way out of proportion and makes no sense. People often imagine that it benefits insiders to deceive others and spread fakes, but if you really think about it, that would only create problems. Even if an insider turns out not to be particularly reliable, that’s no reason to blame them or ATP; on the other hand, if they manage to get the first confirmed leaks, that would be a pretty good thing.