The global launch of *Tower of Fantasy* has triggered a wave of drama, with various 'bizarre' news items heating up community discussions. First, regarding content, the official Twitter Q&A confirmed that the previously controversial breast size adjustment feature is now live, highlighted as a key optimization.
In terms of ratings, the game boasted a 4.7 score with 14,000 reviews before even launching, sparking skepticism. Many users mocked the five-star reviews as 'fake' (from users who haven't even downloaded the game). The blogger pointed out that this practice of 'purchasing positive reviews' was also common during the domestic launch, appearing to be a standard operational tactic.
Language support is another major sticking point: the global version does not support Chinese. This has angered overseas Chinese-speaking players, with some US-based players expressing that they prefer playing in their native tongue and find using VPNs for the domestic servers to be an frustrating experience.
Server congestion is the biggest disaster. Despite claims of multi-region servers, wait times are astronomical, with some users facing '24-hour' queues. Players have joked that the experience rivals early *Final Fantasy XIV* launch days, coupled with frequent disconnections and bugs.
Finally, there's the controversy over censorship on Reddit. Users reported that posts discussing connection issues were swiftly deleted by moderators, with some posters being banned entirely. Netizens dug up the history of one banned user who had previously commented that the game was 'inferior to Genshin Impact,' fueling rumors of aggressive image management by the publisher.
In the comments, players expressed resignation about having to use third-party patches for Chinese localization on PC, with many veterans noting that 'Tata' (a common community nickname for the game) is still using the same old, controversial tactics, sparking fears of another round of forum-flooding.
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