7. In online games, the banning of an account is equivalent to a death sentence in the imaginary world. Permanently banning a player due to one mistake is an extreme action, and there is a need to establish a comprehensive punishment standard.
The Korea Fair Trade Commission will introduce regulations on penalties for using cheats in online games based on the above reasons.
10. According to the conclusions of the research group from Pennsylvania State University after investigating gaming behavior, if a game is designed to be monotonous and unstimulating, playing it frequently can harm creativity.
So, bad games not only waste your time but also damage your IQ.
1. "The9 is a minority shareholder, so it's currently inconvenient to disclose more."
When asked about T3 Entertainment's plans for an IPO in South Korea, Chen Xiaowei stated that The9 only owns a small portion of T3's shares and cannot comment much on such major events as going public.
4. Hoping to make money by playing games is less practical than picking up bottles on the road to sell; at least you'd be helping the environment.
An increasing number of games promote themselves with the slogan of paying players to play, but gamers are well aware of whether they can actually make money from it.
9. Any game without cheats is the most fun to play. Games with cheats aren't as enjoyable, and if others use cheats and you don't, it's even worse.
Player commentary on cheats in games.
3. Online chatting and spacing out
A survey of player behavior during the three-day national mourning period showed that 40% of people felt disoriented due to the lack of online games in their daily lives.
8. If anyone wants compensation, you can come directly to me. Send me a text message, and I'll give you the phone numbers of disaster-stricken area residents. You can call them and ask for it back.
During the national mourning period when all games were offline for three days, a gamer asked the operator for compensation. An official staff member responded that the revenue from those three days had been donated to the disaster areas.
5. NetEase's Q1 net profit declined by 11%. Ding Lei expressed: "In the first quarter of 2008, NetEase achieved excellent results, and I am satisfied with this... We are also very satisfied with the current development progress of the game 'Tianxia 2.' We believe that this game will begin its open beta test as scheduled next month."
Brave young ones, go create miracles.
2. "If I were part of Blizzard, after reading the comments here, I might only have one feeling: Chinese gamers are too hard to please!"
After the latest screenshots of Wrath of the Lich King were released, one player commented on the general public's reactions.
6. Happily, in April this year, we made a strategic investment in Chengdu Yi Hai Qing Tian Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd. Its strong R&D capabilities and future potential will make it one of the most magnificent partners of Perfect World.
Chi Yufeng's remarks during the Perfect World earnings conference were just as polished as their press releases, truly leading by example.