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Wei Chunyu clarified that “Typhoon War” has not been removed from the shelves, and said that it was heavily attacked by elites with malicious programs after its release, raising questions about the transformation of popular science education games into political offense and defense in the outside world.
xiang wannan Campaign Headquarters recently released the “Typhoon War” game, but it was reported that it was quietly removed from the official website. Wei Chunyou, director of Fengxiang Co., Ltd. today clarified that “Typhoon War” has never been removed from the shelves, and revealed that the game was attacked by malicious programs written by specific people.
Wei Chunyu said that he interviewed Taipei Mayor Chiang Wannan today (27th). When the media asked about “Typhoon War”, he directly said that the game “has been removed from the shelf.” He was confused. He can confirm it by clicking on the web page. Verification takes only three seconds, but rumors can become the subject of questions.
Wei Chunyou said that the game was produced by him, and he did it accurately and honestly. It aims to popularize science education, and the method is to have players remove diseased trees with their hands to pay tribute to Taipei’s civil servants on the front line. This sentiment will not be taken off the shelves, nor has it ever been taken off the shelves.
Wei Chunyu revealed that “Typhoon War” was liked by many netizens after its release. However, since October 25, some people deliberately hid their identities through anonymous networks and wrote malicious programs to attack this small game. They launched thousands of requests and inserted thousands of misinformation every minute. This little game can be called “unfortunate”. Before it was even put on the shelf, the name of the game was first attacked by Shen Boyang’s camp; After it was put on the shelves, Shen Boyang said it was “threatening”; Then, it was attacked by specific people writing malicious programs, and now it has been “taken off the shelf” by spreading rumors.
Wei Chunyou said, one game, four ways to play. People can’t help but sigh: It turns out that Taipei civil servants who pay tribute will be attacked, and those who provide good science education will be intimidated. They are not afraid of any games, but they are afraid that the people of Taipei will find out what the civil servants are doing. They are even more afraid of being slapped for spreading rumors and cutting trees in the past.
Wei Chunyu also asked Shen Boyang, the Democratic Progressive Party’s Taipei mayoral candidate, that some people had written programs to attack the “Typhoon War”. Does he agree with this bad behavior? A game that pays tribute to Taipei civil servants for doing professional work. what’s wrong with it? If creating a game to explain the risks and provide popular science education counts as “intimidation”, does it count as intimidation to say that drunk driving can kill people? Or will we not promote it at all?
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He clarified that “Typhoon War” has never been closed, and people can check it out by simply opening the webpage. He believed that the outside world used unverified claims as question material, which was misleading.
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Wei Chunyou said that from October 25, a specific person anonymously launched a malicious program attack. Within a short period of time, thousands of requests were received every minute and thousands of pieces of misinformation were posted.
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He said the game was originally intended for popular science education, allowing players to clean up diseased trees and pay tribute to Taipei civil servants; The real controversy is not the game itself, but that some people politicized it and even attacked its basic design.
