The Huge Appeal of Black Myth: Wukong
For nearly 3 weeks now, Black Myth: Wukong has been the most talked-about name across social media platforms. Not just in Vietnam but also on forums worldwide, this game has been mentioned by users/gamers as the most prominent AAA blockbuster of 2024. The game’s appeal is so strong that many gamers have already asserted that Black Myth: Wukong will win the “Game of the Year” award.
Gamers Need to Avoid Being ‘Fleeced’ in Transactions Related to Black Myth: Wukong
This game is currently priced at around 1,300,000 VND on the Steam platform. This is not a huge amount for a quality game like Black Myth: Wukong. However, this price is also not considered “affordable” for many players. Therefore, many “cheap installation” services related to Black Myth: Wukong have surged on social media with enticing offers of “delicious, nutritious, cheap” and “safe” transactions.
Let’s not even discuss safety; just the credibility of these services has made many people feel hesitant. Not everyone in the online space can be trusted, and as such, many comical yet unfortunate situations related to “cheap installations” of Black Myth: Wukong have occurred.
Recently, a group of players eager to play Black Myth: Wukong at a lower price turned to an account named “D*** go comment”. This account even ran ads on Facebook claiming to install Black Myth: Wukong at a reasonable cost, guaranteeing reliability, and even offering “lifetime warranty”.
However, right after making the transaction, this player realized that everything was not as expected. The account “D*** go comment” began to make “backtrack” requests. For example, they required additional transfer fees to expedite the installation because there was a large queue of people waiting. Moreover, many messages sent to this account went unanswered.
It is known that the account “D*** go comment” has been quite famous in offline gaming communities in Vietnam over the past few years for similar “backtrack” scams related to Black Myth: Wukong. “D*** go comment” frequently runs ads to “fleece” gamers by installing hot games at low prices, but right after receiving payment, the scammer disappears. Or, if they’re lucky, they might send a setup package to the buyer and then vanish. Buyers are left to lament and consider this a big lesson learned.
Therefore, Black Myth: Wukong players in particular and gamers in general need to be especially cautious with scam accounts like “D*** go comment”. Many well-known gamers from the FC24 community (formerly FIFA) have confirmed that “D*** go comment” often takes their mod installation files and sells them to other players without the owner’s consent. It can be said that accounts like “D*** go comment” are not rare on social media, and users must be particularly careful to avoid being “fleece” and losing money.