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user32167 说:

The only reason why people don't see through their antics is because their opponent is CCP and so whenever they are confronted with their lies, they hide behind things like Tienanmen Square, organ harvesting, totalitarian regime, etc, etc, etc.

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That annoys the hell outta me like, look, few of my very close relatives were protesters in 1989, experienced the whole thing themselves, and even with stuff like this happening with people who are so close to me and there are so much emotions every time I even look at the history during that time periods (and now) I am still able to do my own research and arrive at logical conclusion that exactly who did the wrong deed, who should be responsible, who were in fact innocent, and who were the victims. And if I can do this, the average person should also be able to do this, instead of just waving the anti-CCP banners in the air as a way to express their hatred towards other groups. It makes it even worse when people literally just start copy-pasting paragraphs of slogans like "Free Tibet", "Free Falungon", "Free Hong Kong", etc. and dump them to the captain mode chat like that's the best place to protest against the CCP. Like how does that achieve anything except satisfy their urgent need of circle-jerking and annoy people who just want to tell other players to stick together and hold the bridge in front of C? Doing so definitely should not result in a ban, but TW do need to address this issue ASAP.

Freedom of speech actually has limit and that limit usually ends when it starts causing harm to other people.

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This. I believe the "harassment"is the word for that. I've see quite a few people shouting the n-word in chat or derogatory words about lgbtq people, and that's just ****ed up. This definitely should result in a ban.

Still, the banning has went overboard. Banning people for using political avatars is just ridiculous, and shouldn't be done in any case. I can't think of any case in which people should be banned for their avatars unless it is a dic pic or some nazi Scheiße.

Sincool 说:

I believe the best solution would be for the Chinese players to have their own server (where the "admins" apply any rules they want which conform to their laws which go against basic human rights, I'd call them crimes rather than laws but whatever fits them) while the rest of Asia has their server.
Of course the Chinese should have no access to any other servers besides their own.

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That's probably the only way Bannerlord multiplayer might survive in China too. TIL that Sony just discontinued their PS4 shop service in China, because apparently somebody reported to the government that the PS4 shop are selling games other than a dozen "approved" games, and it looks like the government pressured Sony to halt their service. (Source: https://www.zhihu.com/question/27422025, it is in Chinese tho.) Pretty desperate news for Chinese players, but nevertheless this tells us that TW should seriously consider hosting a separate server for China only, and let them do their thing. It sucks but there's no way TW can bend these rules in China anyways, if even Sony has to comply their rules, so this might actually be the best thing that TW can do.

johnNOVHn 说:

If you are really from HK, then u would know that Chinese like naming disease with other country. (HONG KONG FEET) Suddenly this becomes a big no no when Chinese are the victim, ironic.

As I said, I do not believe that you come from Hong Kong. When I am staying in Canada, Canadian know I am not Chinese once I spoke.Hong Kongers have distinct accient.

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Lmao I’m pretty sure it is also called “Hong Kong feet” in Cantonese isn’t it? Plus I did read some story saying that it is called “Hong Kong feet” because when Hong Kong was ruled by the UK, a lot of British soldiers had fungal infection on their feet because of the humid, tropical weather of Hong Kong, not sure if they were more reliable than your claim that this name was invented by the Chinese lol.

Also if you keep digressing and keep attacking ad hominem then this discussion isn’t going anywhere. Doing so does not consolidate your point, but only undermines your integrity.

I spotted some errors in the translation from the google doc you posted, here are some corrections:

• On multiple pages, the admin says “已受理”, which is closer to something like "we have receive your report and will investigate it", not "your report has been accepted". The admin didn't mentioned whether or not it was accepted.
• Again on multiple pages, the admin says "收到", which is essentially "received" (their request), not "acknowledged" or "approved". You made it looks like the admin has approved everything they reported, even though the admin seems to approve them eventually.
• On pages 5, ”港独“ is a word for Hongkongers that want independence of Hong Kong, with a much stronger political connotation than just "Hongkongers". This word is often used by state media or CCP aligned media against Honkongers who are pro-independence.

Beside these I haven't spotted any other major errors yet.

Clsy 说:

The reason of why the "peoples" from China obsessed to push the censorship everywhere is not because of "Fear"
The actual reason is 100% opposite and simple, they just loved it

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Wow that's a very presumptuous statement. So you are basically saying that everyone from China like censorship and want to push it to other places, and according to my knowledge by no mean is that true. You gotta understand that you can only see these assholes want to push this censorship to elsewhere because other voices are oppressed. The vast majority of the people of China don't like this censorship.

source: Am Chinese myself and have spend quite some years there. Two of my close relatives were in Tiananmen protesting in 1989, and I know other people whose relatives were there too. You are basically saying that all these people protesting against the CCP are bad too, which is pretty ****ed up.

HwuSam 说:

TaleWorlds, the developer of M&B2, gave the server administrative rights to Chinese admins. Now, the Chinese admins are abusing this right to impose censorship similar to what Chinese government do to its people. Any in game IDs that is deemed sensitive by the Chinese will be reported. But not rightfully as inappropriate IDs, rather it is reported as cheating. This has already resulted in some players being banned for up to 10 years. Details and evidence can be found in the sections below.

The Letter for Mount & blade players (Online reading):
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kV47yMHOt6Xm_crE9byhmfRHnUQYcWPbJojJ71dZD28/edit?usp=sharing


here are some evidences you can downloaded:
Google:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NIfVFLGRPr_FG3iqg4w2FX_12GYJYEbL/view?usp=sharing
MediaFire:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/w6le53h6a071v1t/Evidences%28V1%29.rar/file
Mega:
https://mega.nz/file/JVowUKra#NleF-oIh0tn0e67tXqnlmJcOX588BY_XPw3nzlbLoyY
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I suspect that this because the Chinese admins fear that if there are too many anti Chinese government stuff in MP the Chinese government would just ban Bannerlord in China altogether. I mean this happened to a tons of games before. Many games avoid this by providing a separate server for the Chinese players, in which they allow censorship like this so that their games don't get banned by the Chinese government so the Chinese players are still able to play them, while make sure the players from rest of the world don't get poisoned by these kinds of pointless censorship. IMO TW should do something similar to this.This is not a perfect solution but it at least makes sure everyone gotta be able to play this game, and prevent every player from suffering bull****s like this.

It sucks to see that players just as equally passionate from the other part of this world have to deal with ****s like this.

Kcin 说:

+1 I wouldn't mind it if the images were still sharp/focused but it looks fuzzy. The symbols also look stretched after leaving the class selection screen once the game starts.

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Exactly! It would be great if they could give some higher solution version of the current icons, or maybe just removing the circle icon and only have the troop icons instead? By that I mean now an icon contains a circular icon of some animals and at the left of it is the troop symbol, and maybe it would be better if TW could just remove the circular icon of animals and only have this troop symbol instead? This way they can make the icon larger without covering up almost half of the player's avatar, so that would look better?

Chiprel 说:

Ok it seems old style size icons still load for few seconds when you join. Here is comparision
Old(top) vs new(bottom):

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Still you can see that the icons for cavalry and archers seems squished after the troops selection screen. I would be so much happier if TW could make these icons less distorted.