I think it's originally from this site and someone translated it: https://anime-news.net/2021/09/29/中国-共産党-名指し-非難/What's the source of that? some of the translation makes it sound like it's from a particular company.
Editor's note: The document, which was widely screened online today and is said to have come from a content management training course in the Beijing gaming industry, is an internal "speech content collation" document presented in shorthand (not the full description of the speaker). Among them, the General Administration audit expert Chen Zhenyu (also said to be a senior industry insider) the main content of the speech involved a large number of game review case studies, revealing china's game review of many transparent / opaque operating standards. The document also reveals the prospect of increasingly stringent game censorship in China, against the backdrop of what officials have previously called "spiritual opium" and the introduction of the most stringent anti-addiction rules in history. At present, there have been netizens because of screenshots to disseminate the material has been deleted. Another game forum (NGA) netizens look at these censorship standards are extremely strict, in a word a simple summary - "(game) have to die! ! "
So these really are the official "do this or your game is banned for sale in china" rules?I think it's originally from this site and someone translated it: https://anime-news.net/2021/09/29/中国-共産党-名指し-非難/What's the source of that? some of the translation makes it sound like it's from a particular company.
On the page it says that it's the "Opinion of the Ministry of Propaganda of the Communist Party of China" (probably the branch of it that is in charge of censoring games did a conference for industry people)
It's hard to say. Censorship regimes are generally by design rather opaque, bound for selective interpretation/expansion and full of unstated rules. They're also usually not enforced by just one person or one department with a specific opinion, I think someone even mentioned a small feud between two different Censorship departments a few pages ago. I guess this might better be taken as giving them some "guidelines".So these really are the official "do this or your game is banned for sale in china" rules?
Perkel and people blindly supporting this:
Haha, they're banning everything that allows games to be good and nuanced, but it's all good because they've banned gays.
Some dexers have truly gone insane.
Perkel and people blindly supporting this:
Haha, they're banning everything that allows games to be good and nuanced, but it's all good because they've banned gays.
Some dexers have truly gone insane.
You blindly assume things.
1. I don't care about chink games.
2. My comments are mostly about what reaction will be by western fag devs to it considering China for them in one of biggest markets.
China already has huge impact on how movies are made and this will now polifirate toward games. And we are talking here about AAA business mostly, the things we play here are mostly A or AA max which will be perfectly fine in China along with west assuming they won't have communist revolution soon.
1. I don't care about chink games.
Thankfully, many of them won't because of the massive mobile focus of the Chinese market.1. I don't care about chink games.
See, the problem is, all devs care about the chink market.
There is no exception in those rules for games not aimed at kids. They are banning anything even remotely complex or nuanced for all age groups.
Those rules basically ban RPGs with interesting choice and consequence of any kind, in fact any game with a remotely grey situation.
Codex of old would have called that banal and popamole, but because they're banning gays it's apparently based.
somehow I don't think Soviets-falling-apart-era poland is quite the same as modern day chinaThere is no exception in those rules for games not aimed at kids. They are banning anything even remotely complex or nuanced for all age groups.
Those rules basically ban RPGs with interesting choice and consequence of any kind, in fact any game with a remotely grey situation.
Codex of old would have called that banal and popamole, but because they're banning gays it's apparently based.
I see you never lived in communist state. What government does is one thing, what people do is completely separate thing.
Example of that is Poland from 80s. Only 2 channels in Tv with state propaganda and somehow communists fell without need of strong independant news channel.
Blizz shutting down in 2022
"yesss! banning the gays!"
"nah the bans aren't real you're wrong"
talk about doublethink
I'd be willing to start a codex fundraiser to send you on a one-way trip to china"yesss! banning the gays!"
"nah the bans aren't real you're wrong"
talk about doublethink
Sorry you lived in country that never had communism. It left you retarded i guess for truths of life.
West completely abandoned concept of morality. Chinese are following it. Who has right answer is yet to be determined by history.
Example of that is Poland from 80s.
1) How do you enforce said law, whithout victimizing people?
A better question would be how do you enforce it without bashing everyone and anyone in existence.
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Keeping drugs from children's hands sound fine and dandy until you realize that the practical application of that ideal equals to locking up teens and ruining their lives because they stupidly tried some weed without hiding it well enough. You turn them into felons for a crime that they might theoretically commit in the future and then wonder why so many turn to crime.
At best it was all for nothing and at worst it only made things worse.
Are you seriously trying to compare modern day China to a state that at the time was already well into it's deathbed?
The fuck that is supposed to even mean ?
The fuck that is supposed to even mean ?
It means that unlike China today, the Polish state in the 80's was barely effective in processing information and media from outside the Iron Country and couldn't stamp down it's significant and ever growing counter-culture
Ahhh censorship is never a problem for people. Communism fell because of stupid rulers and lack of food,like in any other political system. The same thing is seen in the west as we speak.There is no exception in those rules for games not aimed at kids. They are banning anything even remotely complex or nuanced for all age groups.
Those rules basically ban RPGs with interesting choice and consequence of any kind, in fact any game with a remotely grey situation.
Codex of old would have called that banal and popamole, but because they're banning gays it's apparently based.
I see you never lived in communist state. What government does is one thing, what people do is completely separate thing.
Example of that is Poland from 80s. Only 2 channels in Tv with state propaganda and somehow communists fell without need of strong independant news channel.
I see nothing wrong with restricting all games. Just because you have it as a hobby and enjoy it,doesn't mean it is a positive thing for society. Make all games 20+ and it will be incline.There is no exception in those rules for games not aimed at kids. They are banning anything even remotely complex or nuanced for all age groups.
Those rules basically ban RPGs with interesting choice and consequence of any kind, in fact any game with a remotely grey situation.
Codex of old would have called that banal and popamole, but because they're banning gays it's apparently based.
Wait, almost missed this: Do you mean for the first one stuff like the Wokefinder's cringe thread? As for the second, I'm not sure what are you referring to.mpare with the Codex for instance, where you can post and say all sorts of outrageous shit, but aren't allowed to talk about certain aspects of certain RPGs while referring to things that you can find in the games themselves or programming your Tivo without awaiting enforcement action.