Recently, Arknights launched their 'Star-Dweller' (宿于繁星) collaboration campaign with 'China Aerospace Shenzhou Media.' However, observant players quickly noticed a discrepancy in the promotional branding: while the headline claimed a collaboration with 'China Aerospace' (the state-run space agency), the actual partner was listed as a specific subsidiary.

This led to a wave of community fact-checking. Players pointed out that while 'Shenzhou Media' is affiliated with the state-owned China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, it functions primarily as an animation and promotional arm of a research institute. Critics argued that labeling the event as a 'China Aerospace' collaboration is an act of 'putting gold on one's face' (a Chinese idiom for exaggerated self-promotion or gilding the lily). As one user noted, 'Missing a few words in an answer makes it factually incorrect.'
Furthermore, some players expressed disappointment regarding the lack of free in-game content, as many hoped the event would include free character skins, only to find they were paid items. This discourse highlights the high level of scrutiny Chinese gaming communities apply to corporate marketing and brand prestige.
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