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He was tasked with selecting a building, but he couldn't find it after searching for a long time.

Yan Daqiang was finally losing his temper.

There was no other way but to search on Baidu, and upon searching, I discovered that he wasn't the only one with this problem.

This is a problem encountered by all PC players.

Mobile game players, however, did not encounter this problem.

He quickly found the reason in the comments section of a post.

One beta tester complained that they encountered this problem during the last beta test of the PC version.

The reason is actually quite basic: when porting the game to PC, they forgot to disable camera lock on the mobile version.

Yan Daqiang initially thought this was an isolated case.

Unexpectedly, this was just the beginning.

During the subsequent live streams, various bugs kept popping up in his face.

Along with the bugs came various gift packs, first-time recharge bonuses, special offers, and discounts. At first, he could say that although the game had many bugs, the benefits were great, so he should go for it.

But he soon discovered that this game really, really, required money everywhere.

It's not that RTS mobile games can't make money, but the way you're doing it is just too ugly. It's like a starving ghost reincarnated, even if it were in the previous era, back in the days of Legend.

This eating style can be described as extremely unsightly.

Yan Daqiang started boasting, but he was proven wrong every time he made a claim.

Over time, he became afraid to speak.

But they dare not release the commercial orders.

I had no choice but to broadcast it anyway, and I often encountered bugs that I had to search for.

Through several searches...

He actually clearly saw the shift in public opinion.

When I first started searching, I found mostly promotional articles and strategy guides for Red Alert Online.

Red Alert Online has also received rave reviews.

It feels like a classic game with a sequel.

He searched again in the afternoon.

Good heavens, there was a chorus of curses.

"Huh? So, it's okay to copy players' ideas just because it's an official version?"

Red Alert Online: A Failed Start

Tencent Games, known for its tendency to squander intellectual property, lives up to expectations.

Red Alert Online and Heroes of Might and Magic III Remastered are both games, but the differences are so huge.

In just a few hours, Red Alert Online's reputation collapsed.

This is no ordinary collapse.

The hashtag "Red Alert Online is trash" has reached the top of Weibo's trending topics with its incredible popularity.

In fact.

Without Tencent's encouragement, the negative review rate wouldn't be so high.

In its previous life, Red Alert Online was criticized.

However, thanks to cooperation with labor unions and paid user acquisition, the revenue is actually not bad.

However, this timeline involves Chen Zhou's series of actions.

It made Red Alert Online a mainstream phenomenon.

A large number of casual observers, and a large number of people who have little to do with Red Alert Online, such as players of the original Red Alert game.

They were all forcibly kneaded together by Chen Zhou.

It's like pushing the entire Red Alert Online to the top of the mountain, letting countless people see that this is just a pile of crap.

As the saying goes, out of sight, out of mind.

But you keep popping up in front of me.

Then don't blame me for criticizing you. Later on, even some passersby started criticizing you.

After all, Red Alert was indeed a part of the memories of a generation.

Many people may not play games anymore, but they still have feelings for Red Alert.

Looking at Red Alert Online, it's like watching a monster.

Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be the penguins' doing again.

What are you waiting for.

Spray it!

Even Chen Zhou and the others didn't expect to be criticized so harshly.

Initially, they even hired some online trolls.

Now they're also intimidated by this situation.

Those big streamers who are still broadcasting, if they have any sense, should immediately stop broadcasting and stop streaming Red Alert Online.

Some people, out of their minds, started arguing with the players.

How could anyone possibly win an argument like that? In the Red Alert forum, some people even started threads to organize people to attack anyone who was streaming Red Alert Online.

Under such circumstances, many streamers broke down.

Well known.

When emotions rise, only time can calm them down.

Those who dared to retort to players on the spot invariably lost a lot of fans.

In just a few hours, WEGAME's Red Alert Online comment section collected over 100,000 comments.

The next day, the momentum not only did not subside, but became even more uncontrollable.

A group of people even started swearing in the game.

The familiar method of obtaining invoices, used by Penguin users, has also begun.

The public relations department at Tencent was dumbfounded.

What's going on? Wasn't it supposed to be an event?

How did you come up with this kind of event?

In the Chinese gaming industry, criticizing Tencent is a politically correct matter, given Tencent's history of plagiarism and other disgusting acts.

So every time something happens, it's practically impossible for anyone to speak up for the penguins, and this time it was indeed the penguins who started the trouble.

Red Alert Online is being touted as something amazing, all that talk about nostalgia and recreating the beloved game in everyone's hearts.

What was served in the end?

Many people even compare this incident to the movie "Blood Lion" from back then.

They've labeled Tencent as a threat to ruin the Chinese gaming industry.

As public opinion intensifies, it looks like things are about to break down.

The penguins, however, did so that evening.

The situation has eased.

The relief had nothing to do with penguins, but rather because another news story went viral.

It drew the players' attention to it.

The trending topic originated from a Weibo post by the French ambassador to China.

The tweet itself was very simple, containing a screenshot of the Spark version of Heroes of Might and Magic III.

It also released positive reviews from several foreign media outlets, including IGN and Gameranx.

They also included a group of French players showing their surprised reactions while playing the game.

Finally, Ubisoft and Spark were tagged.

Finally, two lines of text were added.

[Great game, great teamwork, everyone is welcome to play Heroes of Might and Magic III Remastered.]

Then, Chinese players discovered a startling fact.

Just a day or two after Red Alert Online was being heavily criticized.

Heroes of Might and Magic III: The Legend of Heroes.

It seems to have become popular overseas.

It's not just a little bit popular, it's become incredibly popular.

Chapter Forty-Four: Here's the money! Give me the stuff!

Diplomats recommending games is rare, but not unheard of.

For example, the Polish ambassador to China frequently promotes CD Projekt Red's games on Weibo.

The Icelandic ambassador to China has also posted about EVE.

The French ambassador to China doesn't usually post things like this.

He posted this today not because he likes games.

Rather, it's because Heroes of Might and Magic III Remastered is a rather unique game.

This IP is now owned by Ubisoft, and the remake is being produced by a Chinese company.

It's absolutely perfect for showcasing cooperation and win-win situations.

In addition, the current French ambassador to China has just taken office, and considering that this item can showcase Sino-French cooperation, plus the excellent reputation of Heroes of Might and Magic III Remastered in the Western world.

He himself discovered the incident through Twitter's trending topics, took a quick look, and felt that everything seemed fine.

It also adds a political label to myself that I understand young people and keep up with the times, which is why I posted the information on several social media platforms such as Weibo and Twitter.

He didn't expect it.

This time, it even had a coordinated effect.

The Chinese ambassador to France also retweeted the message on Twitter and replied to the post on Weibo in China.

to be frank.

What the French ambassador said wasn't really that important.

But the Chinese ambassador responded.

That's when things got really interesting, and so...

This quickly went viral.

Numerous media outlets reprinted the story.

Not just gaming media, but almost all mainstream media outlets are reporting on this.

By this time.

Chinese players only belatedly began to pay attention to Heroes of Might and Magic III Remastered.

And then.

They were surprised to find that while everyone was cursing Red Alert Online...

On the Spark platform, the Heroes of Might and Magic III Remastered DEMO has topped the global download, popularity, and online player charts.

Furthermore, since it's a demo, there are no charges involved.