Recently, Honor of Kings introduced a new gacha mechanic for a non-premium, standard legendary-tier skin, sparking widespread outrage. Players felt the move to gate a mediocre skin behind a gacha system—significantly increasing the price compared to direct sales—was a blatant cash grab.
A strange phenomenon soon appeared: among the flood of negative reviews, a mysterious wave of praise emerged from accounts all sharing the same 'Sichuan' IP location. Community members noted that these accounts were predominantly low-level ('Bronze 3'), with some absurdly claiming the skin was worth the price of a 'Honor Collection' (the game's most expensive tier), suggesting a clear attempt at astroturfing.
Observers quickly pointed out that TiMi Studios, the developer behind the game, is headquartered in Chengdu, Sichuan. This leads to the cynical conclusion that the 'positive reviews' were likely manufactured by a local marketing firm or an internal team, resulting in an embarrassing oversight that netizens jokingly called a failure to even properly execute a coordinated botting campaign.
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