Vietnam to withdraw Chinese online game dissatisfaction map with "Nine lines" content

"British radio http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/30731.html" > company website December 19 Report "title: Map dispute Vietnam withdraw China online game

VinaGame, a Vietnamese gaming company, 19th stopped distributing an online game in Vietnam made by a Chinese company because a map of China in the game contained more disputed areas in the South China Sea.

The map was discovered by VNG's technical staff when they checked the game "Journey 2" on December 16. "Journey 2", produced by the Chinese Giants Network, is a large multiplayer online role game. VNG, Pei Mingfang, director of game product operations, said the giant network offered them the game in 2008 and was constantly upgrading to make it more appealing.

"The game maker upgraded to the latest version on December 14, and a day after uploading to the server on 15th, VNG found the map and decided to take the game off immediately." ”

The map appears in the Help section of the game, so VNG employees are not able to detect it in time.

It was said that many Vietnamese players had found the map and were furious before the game was removed.

"I and other players can't accept games with nine-line maps," says one player who lives in Ho Chi Minh City Xinping County. Player Suo also said: "This is a Chinese company's malicious behavior." Vng didn't find out before uploading the game, and it was their fault. ”

On the evening of 18th, Vng said that because the other party had failed to comply with the terms "respecting Vietnam's laws and sovereignty", they had lifted their business relationship with Giants Network and had ceased to issue the game since 19th and offered compensation to players.

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