Recently, rumors that snowbreak will be shut down have begun circulating once again. Some small media outlets, in pursuit of traffic, have skipped fact-checking and directly turned these rumors into articles
The player base of snowbreak in China has also been going through a difficult time recently. After all, the gacha gaming environment(you know which games I'm referring to) in China is in a very poor state
#snowbreak#スノブレ
@PhilipMinhNg Yes, this is inextricably linked to the "players" I previously mentioned; given the nature of the internet, once a portion of misinformation is spread, it can be amplified indefinitely.
I often see people on Twitter complaining about the poor gacha gaming environment in their own countries, but once you come to China, you'll realize that your past experiences might not have been that bad after all (lol).
Their animosity even surpasses that of the feminist, which is why there are numerous rumors about snowbreak. Please refer to official statements for accurate information.
there is also a group of former "players" who were cut off by the game's official team due to making excessively unreasonable demands and engaging in illegal harassment of the company headquarters.
It is worth noting that the user ID behind this rumor is "dust hater," and In the Chinese linguistic context, the first word in the term "snowbreak" is "dust." In China, besides thefeminist profound hatred toward snowbreak
The date "October 15" mentioned therein actually refers to the launch date of seasun's new wuxia game; what they are trying to convey is that the launch of this game marks the end of snowbreak—whereas, in reality, this game is entirely incomparable to snowbreak
moreover, the so-called "service suspension announcement" is clearly a fabricated image—indeed, it is as ridiculous as the previous rumor claiming that seasun would be acquired by NetEase on June 31 (in which timeline does June 31 even exist?).
Earlier today, the game’s servers experienced a complete temporary outage, which occurred across all regions. According to industry insiders, the developers were conducting brief tests on an entirely new server set before restarting the original servers.#snowbreak
@cloneseph Maybe they’ll carry out the full server transfer tomorrow? It’s just my guess. Even though tomorrow is the weekend, working overtime on their days off would be unavoidable under these special circumstances.
Chinese players don’t want the officials to make any further statements right now, because whenever they speak up, it always means the plan will be delayed again.