Recently, a bizarre incident unfolded at the Honor of Kings professional league (KPL). During a match between Suzhou KSG and Chengdu AG Super Play, a player managed to farm over 10,000 gold while their team was in a massive losing position, sparking suspicion regarding potential cheating.
Facing these doubts, the official response was truly baffling: they gathered 55 staff members to manually play through the game scenario to see if such an economic lead was humanly possible. This approach, which feels like a parody of 'manual industrialization,' was quickly labeled by the community as typical of a 'Cao Tai Ban Zi' (a derogatory term for an amateur, fly-by-night operation), igniting widespread ridicule.
In the community discussion, many were confused: why not just check the official system logs or match replays? Informed users clarified that the tournament server suffered a total, catastrophic failure, resulting in the complete loss of data logs. Consequently, this outrageous 'manual reconstruction' became their only option. Netizens mocked the event, pointing out that this reflects not just unprofessionalism, but a disastrous lack of disaster recovery protocols.
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