Goose Goose Duck mobile crashes on day one of China release, prompting repeated apologies
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The mobile version of Goose Goose Duck was launched in China on Wednesday, attracting a massive influx of players that led to immediate server crashes. Users experienced widespread disconnections and login difficulties as the game's servers struggled to handle the overwhelming demand. In response to the high interest, scalpers began reselling game IDs at inflated prices, further complicating the situation for eager gamers. The launch, intended to provide an engaging experience, quickly turned into a challenge for both players and developers as they worked to address the technical issues.
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Goose Goose Duck mobile crashes on day one of China release, prompting repeated apologies
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