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Marvel Rivals is enacting 'Victim Compensation Protocol' for everyone who has been negatively affected by the incentivised throwing epidemic: 'The system will automatically restore lost points'
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Marvel Rivals is enacting 'Victim Compensation Protocol' for everyone who has been negatively affected by the incentivised throwing epidemic: 'The system will automatically restore lost points'

  • NetEase unveils a Victim Compensation Protocol to automatically restore lost points for players affected by malicious match behavior in Marvel Rivals.
  • The protocol aims to address 'incentivised throwing' by targeting offenders with stricter penalties and improved detection.
  • The update arrives after community concern over the 'incentivised throwing' website and bounty system disrupting competitive play.
  • NetEase reiterates a zero-tolerance policy against malicious disruption to preserve match integrity.
  • Developers announced ongoing balance updates and new patches to support a fair competitive environment.
  • The article cites additional measures including a new detection system to curb foul play.
  • The story notes public communications from NetEase and continued reporting on the Marvel Rivals situation.
  • Channeling broader coverage, the piece links Marvel Rivals to community feedback and tournament contexts.
  • The article mentions ongoing discussion about player reporting and community responses after the crackdown.
  • The report frames these changes as part of NetEase’s measures to protect competitive integrity in Marvel Rivals.
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3 months after revealing his debut project at The Game Awards, Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi loses NetEase funding for his studio
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3 months after revealing his debut project at The Game Awards, Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi loses NetEase funding for his studio

  • Latest development: NetEase ends funding for Nagoshi Studio in May, per Bloomberg via GamesIndustry.
  • The studio was founded by Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi in 2021 and is working on Gang of Dragon.
  • NetEase could allow continued development but may require buying out assets or the brand.
  • Gang of Dragon’s funding needs were cited as at least $44.4 million more to reach completion.
  • Nagoshi Studio is based in Japan and has faced broader funding reviews by NetEase in recent months.
  • The Game Awards 2025 showcased a CGI reveal for Gang of Dragon before funding ended.
  • Nagoshi Studio had signaled ambitions to surpass previous Yakuza titles with its first game.
  • The Bloomberg report notes NetEase has terminated funding for several studios in recent months.
  • The article notes ongoing attempts to secure a sustainable path forward for Nagoshi Studio.
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