Abyss: Destiny Joseon's new game Don't be fooled by false advertisements, check in-game скачать в хорошем качестве

Abyss: Destiny Joseon's new game Don't be fooled by false advertisements, check in-game

Subscribe ▶ https://bit.ly/GooDok ※This video is a membership pre-release video Finally, Iskaifun's new work is out. It's been 3 months since the false advertising of Joseon Ibyun caused a fuss. So did you announce the Genesis winners? Anyway, during Joseon Ibyun, this game company said that they would track any game that came out and would bite and hang on to even the smallest one, so let's go right now. The name of this new work is Abyss: Destiny, which I've heard a lot about. They say that the pre-orders have already exceeded 60,000. Believe it or not... I wonder if they're a malicious false advertising game company. They're spamming everywhere with ridiculous advertisements as soon as the pre-orders started. The IMAX picture quality is like this. Let's get straight to the point. This game is called Shinyeok:Giwoncheonseo (神域：起源天書) that was released in China on July 29th. Since it is being serviced by the same Iskyfun and uses similar promotional images, you can tell that it is the same game without having to make a complicated comparison. First, I collected videos of the Chinese version on YouTube. It actually showed much better graphics than Joseon Ibyeon, so I was a bit surprised. Of course, the system seems to be a game with better graphics in a Chinese mass-produced version. Don't misunderstand, I'm saying that it is good among Chinese mass-produced versions. No matter how good it is, it won't be as good as the game in the false advertisement, but anyway, it's worth watching. Let's go into the game. I was surprised again by the enormous scale of the login screen, so I thought this would be an unexpectedly heartwarming ending. However.. There must be a reason why I didn't show you my gameplay video before and showed you videos of Chinese YouTubers. One of the characteristics of Chinese games is the infinite number of servers, but this game only has 4 servers, and none of the servers were full, so I couldn't connect. It's the same no matter what time you log in, morning, noon, or evening. I wondered if it was popular, but it couldn't be, right? Let's go to the community connected to the app. The last post was the maintenance notice on August 23, but the notice stopped just one month after the release. If you look at the comments, you can see various comments such as 'When will the server be opened?', 'I can't log in', 'Aren't you going to update?', 'I can't play the game anymore', etc. The administrator only replies that the game is being operated. Since it hasn't even been a month since the new game opened, they are blocking new members without increasing the server, and not even updating, which seems no different from shutting down the server. Just looking at the fact that the official community has 560 followers on Facebook and the highest number of views on YouTube for the game video is 2,100, you can tell that the server isn't blocked because there are too many people. Isn't the goal to make users who are already playing the game quit and leave? I think they gave up quickly because it wasn't as profitable as they thought, or there are development issues that make it difficult to maintain. And now they're trying to bring such a game to Korea with false advertising. China was abandoned in just one month, so do you think Korea will do well? Well, there must be a reason why we learn history. Since I can't attach a gameplay video, I will change the link from membership public to full public so that you can easily find additional information, and then attach it to the fixed comment. Each and every subscriber is a great help in tracking Chinese games. I will take the lead in saving your money, time, and personal information. Thank you for subscribing and watching.