Ding Lei of NetEase had a mixed expression on his face, but in the end he just couldn't bring himself to give up and made a decision that changed his mind every day. Westward Journey Online 2 will still remain free.
However, "Fantasy Westward Journey" uses the traditional point card time-based charging method. It has just started to pick up and has been growing steadily recently, now with 200,000 online players. It already charges by the time, plus charges for props. He will probably be scolded to death by players if he does this, and he doesn't want to seek his own death.
He regretted that Century Interactive Entertainment had not launched the game two months earlier, so that he would not have used the point card system for "Fantasy Westward Journey".
Other online game manufacturers who rely on traditional point card charging are also somewhat embarrassed. Although they are envious, they are powerless. They all want to launch a free model for their next game, because they have experienced ups and downs in the business world and can see the huge profit potential hidden in Century Interactive Entertainment's move.
As soon as these games were updated, players sparked heated discussions on various game forums.
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