Why can’t the national server “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds” be released?

Let’s start with the background of the game

The author has checked many websites, including the official website of the Chinese version of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, but has not been able to find the official background story of this game. This may be because the author does not have it. Reasons to buy this game. Based on various opinions on the Internet, the background of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds should be like this. The former Soviet Union occupied an island during World War II, then wiped the island off all maps, and then established a secret military base "Erange" here. This base will conduct biological and chemical experiments on the human body. A group of rebels blew up several research laboratories, causing the leakage of some chemical substances, making the island unsuitable for human survival, and the island was abandoned by the Soviet Union. Most of the buildings in the game are restorations of Chernobyl.

The following discussion is quoted from "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Background Story, Game Background Introduction" published on the Game Dog website by the author Kaka.

The atmosphere of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is very strange and weird, and it seems to have an indescribable secret. Why are there so many Russian letters on the island? What is the poisonous circle? What stories are hidden on this island? Careful people will find that there are many Russian slogans in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which are full of real Soviet elements. Typical examples are residential buildings. Most people don't notice that there are three living levels in the game: senior cadre buildings, ordinary residential buildings, and farmers' wooden houses. The shacks and wooden houses scattered on the map are typical residences of Russian farmers or labor camp prisoners. As expected, there are not many resources in the game. The long row of buildings was for ordinary residents of the Soviet Union, and its scientific name was "Khrushchev Building". The allusion is that Comrade Khrushchev hoped that everyone in the country would have a house to live in, so he vigorously promoted this type of apartment-type economic housing throughout the country. This kind of ugly apartment has no elevator, thin walls, and no insulation. It has no advantages except that it is cheap. The small single-family villa is amazing. It was a privileged house during the Soviet era, and only senior cadres could live there. So there is a balcony and a bathtub inside. There are: airports, prisons, air-raid shelters, hospitals, schools, air-raid shelters, and nuclear power plants on this island. Obviously this is a military fortress where many people live and the social system is complete. But the strange thing is, why are residents, soldiers, and prisoners mixed on this island? The next question is even more strange, so where did the residents of the island go? Some explanations were given from the official introduction: The Soviets put this island The island was wiped off the map, and various biochemical experiments were conducted on its residents. These few sentences hide heavy and dark historical details. During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union were engaged in a crazy arms race. Whether it is nuclear weapons, aerospace engineering or biological and chemical weapons, they all require secret locations for research and development testing. “Cities wiped off the map” emerged. As for biochemical experiments, they are not made up by the game side. Mass deaths caused by biochemical weapons did exist in the Soviet era. In 1979, an anthrax (a biological weapon) leak occurred in Compound 19, a confidential laboratory near the former Soviet city of Sverovsk (now called Yekaterinburg, which was also a secret city prohibited to foreigners at the time). At least sixty-six people died inside. At the time, the Soviet government blamed the incident on black market meat of unknown origin. It was not until 1994 that Harvard University discovered through biological means that the real culprit was anthrax secretly modified by the Soviet government. So who actually controls this island? It's the KGB. Historically, the KGB was directly involved in many vicious secret experiments. For example, in the 1950s, in order to study viral agents and assassination poisons, the KGB conducted in vivo experiments on prisoners in Moscow's Lubyanka Prison. This laboratory was called "X Laboratory." In the history of the Soviet Union, the KGB had huge power . They have their own military force, up to 250,000 people. The establishment is divided into: Kremlin Guards, Special Guards, Communications Troops, and Reconnaissance Troops. They are deployed in the Soviet capital and the entire border defense line. Details in the game. Gave us the answer. This detail is the Level 3 helmet, which is the most awesome head protection on the entire island - a titanium alloy helmet based on PSH-77. It looks very much like the welding master who makes plaques downstairs in my house. face mask.

Didn't Tencent develop a similar game? Although it's not that high, the gameplay is the same. Why do we need to represent Korean games and create profits for Korean game companies? After all, I’m afraid that in a few years they will say that Tencent was founded by Koreans. (As for whether this idea is feasible or not, the author just expressed his own thoughts without thinking too deeply)

Some views on the General Administration

Government departments must actively perform their functions. I did the right thing this time and hope to continue working hard in the future. Today's competition is between technology and talent. We will not talk about the obscure efforts of scientists in science and technology. In terms of talents, we must strictly control the gaming industry, film and television industry, and live broadcast industry, and do not let people with ulterior motives destroy the next generation of the motherland. At the same time, don’t overdo it. Games also have the function of developing intelligence.