After all, "Urban Skyline" wasn't in complete violation of regulations; it simply exploited a loophole, and its influence in mainstream gaming wasn't significant.
The top domestic games by revenue weren't affected in the slightest.
Even if there were to be a legal amendment, it would definitely only be considered after its impact escalated, with numerous manufacturers following suit leading to the collapse of the gaming market's economy, prompting upper management to take notice.
"So we need to shift our approach,"
Quickly, Yu Xiao came up with a killer strategy!
The game itself!
The gameplay itself had major issues!
Just look at what "Urban Skyline" players are discussing online now:
'Is there a bro who can calculate how much electricity a dead citizen can generate for the city on average?'
'Through my rigorous calculations, having 8 toll booths on a section of road about 100 meters long is most rational; it perfectly caps the citizens' tolerance threshold.'
