Crosmando: Hearts of Iron 4 is banned in China too, presumably because it allows you to play out an alternate history where the Nationalists won the Civil War.

WinfredHuang: 1. Believe it or not, I'm a copyleft supporter. Copyright has been abused for long, I think.
2. Election doesn't make a government lawful, power does.
3. Our government won't execute people for just sharing memes of the "leadership". They dislike them, they ban them, but they don't execute people for it.
4. '50 cents' are quite spontaneous. The state supports them, but it don't order them.
5. I know it demands censorship of works abroad. But it seldom succeeded outside its area of control.
6. You just don't understand that we were a period behind western civilization that time. Most of our people do criticize and get angry at what it did that time, but they won't bring it down for now.
7. I'm not intended to say "Please speak Chinese when you want to express objection to me here". What I'd like to say is "go to Chinese internet community, learn what they say, and analyze what they really think, rather than using information from English community reporting the Chinese community". I'm not negating English as lingua franca in GOG.com or in any international community, I'm emphasizing that the difference of recognition based on language barriers can be significant.
8. I'd like to extend this topic a little. In Frostpunk, Chinese players often ignore the protests or pursuit of freedom. They just go to totalitarian and make the most of productiviity. The final screen of this game says "Was it worth it?" Of course! We survived! Do you think that Chinese people are out of the period of worrying about their survival? If you want to judge a regime, make a thorough research, imagine if you're the citizen of that country (or go there and live for three decades), and avoid simply using "good/evil" as a final word.
9. Since the forum is filled with hostility towards my home country, this will be my last reply in this community. There are many things I want to explain, but they're too deep or too hard to understand for anyone outside China. The Communism is not the main reason for today's situation, the hostility towards it is.

kaboro: Not everybody is filled with hostility towards your home country.
Personally i tried to defend your country and got negative votes, and im proud of it.
Posts like yours are important, because it helps people see that these forums are not only about the anti-China hater zombies, we have to make our voices heard, even if we are in a minority and attacked from all sides, it doesnt matter, what matters is to show that there is no consensus on the anti-China hatred propaganda.

Orkhepaj: you sound like those who defended germany in 1938 after they annexed Bohemia
attacked by anti-totalitarians who hate mass genocide, maybe check your hat to see if you are not the actual baddies

kaboro: And you sound like a person who says things without thinking. Inform yourself and come back to tallk.
Oh and Merry Christmas :)

Gersen: So while I agree that Gog handled it extremely poorly, especially in the middle of the whole Cyberpunk controversy, and I am very annoyed by it, it is still important to remember that in the grand scheme of things it only a water drop in the ocean, so getting all offended at Gog while ignoring that it's the norm and not an exception, that nearly everybody does the same, is not helping.

Orkhepaj: you sound like those who defended germany in 1939 after they annexed Bohemia
attacked by anti-totalitarians who hate mass genocide, maybe check your hat to see if you are not the actual baddies

elgonzo: Nah, kaboro sounds more like a larper...

SLOFila: Some of the chinese posters here do make it hard to not go "omg everyone in China is retarded".

Which is totally unfair on many of those that don't care about spreading chinese nationalism and just want to live their lives like many other people from many other places.

Also, I see that Huang never translated that sentence :)))

Turbo-Beaver: [...] quite an exaggeration, especially if, following your advice, we look at some of the comments in the Chinese forum now: Turbo-Beaver: As a native speaker, would you care to translate it for everyone? If you don't want to, I understand.

kaboro: He stated that the forum is filled with hostility towards his home country, and your reply to that was that its an exaggeration because there are some Chinese hostile posts?