Recently, the global server of Tower of Fantasy caused a stir due to a major bug during the Nemesis banner event. The core issues included the accidental removal of limited-time shops and, more egregiously, the system incorrectly converting event-limited 'Flame Gold/Overclocking Chips' into standard 'Black Market Gold/Base Chips'.
The developers quickly issued an apology and a 'kowtow' (complete submission) style compensation plan. The fix involves restoring event progress, reversing the currency conversion (deducting from the balance, potentially leading to negative numbers if spent), and distributing 500 Dark Crystals to all players, with an extra 300 for those directly impacted.
The community was quick to react. Some players complained about recurring translation errors, while others expressed concern over how 'Hard Pity' progress would be handled. A cynical user commented: 'This might be the first Chinese game to be "Yan-shang" (a slang term for massive community outrage) globally for such a rookie mistake. Perfect World probably isn't cut out for global operations.'
Others questioned why the global and domestic servers shared maintenance schedules, joking about whether they were 'sharing the same overworked coder.' A veteran player sighed, 'This is just standard performance. Compared to the disastrous launch of the domestic server, this is actually an improvement—as long as they don't pull any new stunts.'
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