Is this real? (Chinese govt requires name and ID to play)

bdawg923bdawg923 Member Posts: 764 ★★★★

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  • bdawg923bdawg923 Member Posts: 764 ★★★★

    It’s aimed at restricting youngsters from playing (and spending) too much. If your provided details are those of a minor, you are limited to playing only between 8-9pm on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. The game will not open at other times. Good for making sure homework isn’t interrupted, not so great for AQ/AW and arena runs


    Why does this look photoshopped?
  • Medi0critus_Medi0critus_ Member Posts: 26
    Original image (below) was run through a translation app and screen-captured, what you see is what I got I’m afraid. Figured the translated version would be more palatable.


  • GinjabredMonstaGinjabredMonsta Member, Guardian Posts: 6,482 Guardian
    That’s Brutal
  • BigBusterBigBuster Member Posts: 292 ★★★

    It’s aimed at restricting youngsters from playing (and spending) too much. If your provided details are those of a minor, you are limited to playing only between 8-9pm on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. The game will not open at other times. Good for making sure homework isn’t interrupted, not so great for AQ/AW and arena runs


    that's wild. it's like 1984 but real
  • GreekhitGreekhit Member Posts: 2,820 ★★★★★
    bdawg923 said:


    Democracy was always a hard concept for governments to handle 😉
  • MattstafariMattstafari Member Posts: 691 ★★★
    I think it's a good thing that they're trying to push kids to do things that are more wholesome.

    I heard that kids can endlessly scroll on tik to, insta etc and the algorithm has to promote educational videos rather than cheap clickbait videos.
  • DNA3000DNA3000 Member, Guardian Posts: 19,640 Guardian
    The only way you can see these screens is if the game geolocates you within China. I would *not* recommend VPNing into China to experiment with this. This check is referred out to a third party Chinese company when it is triggered, and there seem to be protections to prevent a Chinese player who sees this from just using a VPN to evade it. Jumping *into* China to see this stuff for giggles and then turning off your VPN could, in certain circumstances, cause the game to think the reverse is happening, and lock you out of the game in a way very, very, very difficult to undo. Not even an appeal to support can automatically resolve this. I *think* Kabam has a way to address this now, but I don’t recommend being the one to test how fast that process is. It originally took weeks.
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