Arknights Official-Sponsored prts.wiki Hit by Coordinated Vandalism AGAIN — 'Xianjiajun' Tries to Rewrite History, Ends Up Exposing Themselves

The Xianjiajun — a notorious faction of radical gamers infamous for organized harassment in the CN gacha community — just pulled off the most textbook self-own of the year on the Arknights wiki, attempting to cover up their first act of sabotage by committing a second one. Spoiler: it backfired spectacularly.

For context: prts.wiki, the officially sponsored community wiki for Arknights (developed by Hypergryph/鹰角网络), was previously vandalized by Xianjiajun operatives who deleted the entire homepage carousel code. The original post notes this first attack happened right after the 'Yang Yan' (杨颜) content creator controversy.

Now they've done it again. The poster reveals that prts.wiki was vandalized a second time, with edits targeting wiki entries like the 'Silver Heart Lake Train' (银心湖列车) page. Side-by-side screenshots show exactly what was changed.

The comment section went nuclear with logic bombs. User #6 wrote the most devastating roast: 'Laughing point analysis: by vandalizing prts.wiki a second time, they just proved they did the first one too.' User #8 went full courtroom mode: 'If the first attack was truly a false-flag staged by Arknights players, why would Xianjiajun need to edit the wiki again? If it was self-staged, there'd be zero reason for a second attack.' Peak unga-bunga logic that's impossible to argue against.

Users also spotted a disturbing pattern. Comment #14 pointed out: 'Last time the wiki was attacked was right after the Yang Yan UP主 incident. This time it's right after the 'Ises' (伊斯) UP主 incident. I'm not trying to draw connections, just noting the coincidence.' Two wiki attacks timed perfectly with content creator scandals has players raising eyebrows about what's really going on behind the scenes.

Meanwhile, comments #9 and #11 called out prts.wiki's nonexistent security: after getting hit once, they STILL haven't restricted editing permissions for new accounts? That's basically inviting guerrilla warfare. One player predicted grimly: 'I bet there'll be a next time. New accounts will NEVER have editing restrictions.'

As of now, prts.wiki admins have made no public response to this second wave of vandalism. Meanwhile, Xianjiajun's galaxy-brain move of trying to disprove their first attack by committing a second one has earned them the 'Worst PR of the Year' award.

As the top commenter put it: 'prts.wiki isn't a place for airing grievances, but it's definitely not a place for throwing shit either.' With a pattern this obvious, the community is already setting up lawn chairs for episode three.