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I'm a little worried.

A topic by kwkwnka created Jan 28, 2026 Views: 5,918 Replies: 25
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Hello everyone, I am a fan of MDRG in China. I want to ask you a question. Do you have a crazy obsession with the virtual character Jun? To be honest, among the MDRG fans in China, there are many such people. They constantly post a lot of words expressing their obsession with Jun on video apps and in comments. These people make me sick. I think Jun is a virtual character, but they treat the game as reality. They are so obsessed with Jun every day that they basically don't go out to socialize or work and still spend their parents' money every day. These people are a disgrace among the MDRG fans in China, and they are the majority. They are too crazy. I wonder how to persuade them not to be addicted to the virtual character Jun?

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Look, this is a typical Chinese fan of mdrg. He has been sending many videos of jun in Tiktok, China. Let me explain the content of his profile to you. He talked to himself about many daily chats with jun, just like living in a virtual world. I think this is more disgusting than an otaku. I just want to say that you like jun in your heart, rather than sending many videos and words that we think are disgusting to stimulate us. People like this are basically in Chinese mdrg chat groups,This makes me think that humans are finished.😂

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Thank you for sharing your concerns.
However, I want to clarify a few important points so we can avoid misunderstanding or unfair judgment.

We took some time to look through @想要打破次元壁’s public posts.
Right now, everything visible on their profile appears to be wholesome and emotional; they are expressing their feelings about Jun, wishing she were real, and sharing personal thoughts. There is no inappropriate content in the posts that we can currently see.

Unfortunately, we cannot access the comments under their videos because the platform requires a verified account and phone number.
This means we cannot confirm or judge anything about how they behave in the comment section.
Without direct access, we cannot conclude that they are acting inappropriately.

It’s important not to shame or insult other fans based only on assumptions.
Different people connect to characters in different ways, and expressing emotion toward a fictional character is normal in many fandoms, as long as their content stays wholesome and respectful, it is allowed.

If someone actually posts inappropriate or explicit content in public places, such as on Itch.io or Discord, we will take action.
However, based on what we can currently verify, this is not the case here.
Also, we have no authority on external platforms, so even if someone behaves inappropriately on sites like Douyin/TikTok, we cannot ban them, delete their posts, or issue warnings there.

Our responsibility is limited to the spaces we moderate.
If something inappropriate occurs on Itch.io or Discord, we can address it.
Outside those platforms, we cannot intervene.

Please avoid generalizing or attacking other fans.
If their posts make you uncomfortable, you may simply choose to ignore or block them, but public shaming is not appropriate for this community.

Thank you for understanding.

Translation:
感谢你分享你的担忧。
不过,我想先澄清一些重要的点,以避免误会或对他人造成不公平的判断。

我们花了一些时间查看了 @想要打破次元壁 的公开内容。
根据目前可以看到的部分,他的所有帖子都是正常且健康的——只是表达自己对 Jun 的感情、希望 Jun 真实存在、
分享一些个人情绪。
在我们能看到的帖子中,并没有任何不恰当的内容。

遗憾的是,我们无法查看他视频下的评论,因为平台需要绑定账号与手机号。
因此,我们无法确认他在评论区是否有不当行为。
在无法直接看到的情况下,我们不能断定他就是“行为不当”。

更重要的是,请不要根据片面印象去羞辱或攻击其他粉丝。
不同的人会以不同的方式与虚拟角色产生情感联系。
只要内容保持健康、尊重,这在任何圈子里都是被允许的正常行为。

如果有人真的在 Itch.io 或 Discord 等公开场合发布不恰当或露骨的内容,我们会采取行动。
但就目前我们能确认的内容而言,并没有发现这种情况。
另外,我们对外部平台没有任何管理权限,例如抖音/Douyin、TikTok 等等。
即使有人在这些平台上发布了不适当内容,我们也不能封禁、删除他们的内容,或向他们发出警告。

我们的管理范围仅限于我们负责的平台。
如果是在 Itch.io 或 Discord 上出现不当行为,我们可以处理。
但其他平台不在我们的权限范围内。

请避免对其他粉丝进行概括性指责或羞辱。
如果对方的内容让你感到不舒服,你可以选择忽略或屏蔽,但公开羞辱他人并不适合这里的社区氛围。

感谢你的理解。
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共和国义务教育虽说解决了文盲,可并没有教导不要干涉他人的个人爱好这点也是比较大的问题。

有利有弊啊。

Translation:
Even though the compulsory education in the republic has solved the problem of literacy, it did not teach people not to interfere in others’ personal preferences. That’s also quite a big issue. 

There are pros and cons to everything.
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喜欢虚拟人物可以,但如果把它们(尤其是黄油这类的)当成主流,那很糟糕了

Translation:
Liking fictional characters is fine, but if people start treating them (especially the overly exaggerated ones) as the mainstream, then it becomes quite embarrassing.
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Is what he shared normal? Maybe there's a problem with the translator. If viewed from the perspective of a Chinese person, it would seem a bit anti-human... I'm talking about normal people.

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Thank you for your message, and yes, I understand now that part of the discussion came from a misunderstanding about your original point.

That’s why I brought up the topic of what counts as appropriate or inappropriate behavior for fans when we reacting to @想要打破次元壁’s posts.

To clarify my role: I moderate the game community here on Itch.io specifically.

Even if I had access to Douyin/TikTok, I would still have no authority to intervene there unless someone was directly harassing others or posting harmful content.

Different fans express their feelings toward fictional characters in many ways.

Some post screenshots and art, some write emotional reflections, and some treat the character as a companion, this happens not only with game characters, but also with real-life celebrities and public figures.

Is it “normal”?

For many people, it may seem unusual, but as long as the behavior is healthy, harmless, and not disturbing others, it is generally accepted in fandom spaces.

However, if someone begins posting inappropriate content, disrupting others, or making people uncomfortable, then it becomes a problem, and that is where moderators step in.

In this case, after reviewing @想要打破次元壁’s public posts, we did not see anything inappropriate or disturbing.

The only area we cannot check is the comment section on Douyin/TikTok, since access requires a verified local account.

Without visibility into that part, we cannot make assumptions or judgments about their private behavior.

Thank you again for sharing your perspective; discussions like this help the community stay fair and respectful.

Translation: 
感谢你的留言,我现在也明白了,我们刚才的讨论之所以出现误会,是因为我误解了你最初想表达的意思。

也正因为这样,我才会提到「什么样的行为在粉丝圈里算是合适或不合适」,尤其是在回应 @想要打破次元壁 的内容时。

为了说明清楚:我只负责 Itch.io 上的游戏社区的管理。

即使我真的有权限管理抖音或 TikTok,我也没有权力在那边干预任何事情,除非有人对其他粉丝进行骚扰、攻击或发布有害内容。

粉丝表达对虚拟角色的情感方式有很多种:

有些人分享截图、有些人写情感性的内容、有些人把角色当成精神陪伴。

这种情况不仅存在于游戏角色,也同样存在于现实中的明星、偶像等公众人物。

这“正常”吗?

对某些人来说可能不太理解,但只要他们的行为是健康的、无害的、不影响别人,那么在大多数粉丝圈里都是被接受的。

当然,如果有人开始发布不当内容、骚扰别人、或让他人感到不适,那就会变成问题——

这也正是我们身为管理员需要介入的时候。

在这件事里,我们查看了 @想要打破次元壁 的公开动态,他的内容没有任何不当或令人不安的地方。

唯一无法查看的部分是抖音/TikTok 的评论区,因为那需要经过本地手机号验证。

在无法直接看到评论的情况下,我们也不能对他在别的平台上的行为做出假设或判断。

再次感谢你分享你的看法。

这样的讨论能帮助社区保持一个公平、尊重彼此的环境。
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Well, it seems that I was a bit excessive. Sorry.

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发这玩意何意味,你不会以为我喜欢这玩意吧,被Anon干了千次😂,还有你跟个乐子一样,发这种唐人图

Translation:
What do you mean by posting this kind of stuff? Don’t tell me you think I like these things.
Anon has done me thousands of times already 🤓.
And you’re just like that clown — posting this kind of humiliating image.
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Brother, I understand what you are going to say, but I can tell you very clearly that China's homeboy boys are now like this, which is an undeniable fact. In addition, I just want to say that you do not know how many such people are in China, and that China is not very free. Young people in China are full of desire for sex. Many Chinese people call this stranger's father or mother in the game, and some people say a lot of shameful words in the voice channel to lure others. This person is just one of them. This kind of person accounts for a large number of Chinese players. This is the truth. I swear to God, I just can't bear it. This kind of video is Tiktok If I search for mdrg videos, there will be many pairs of jun Crazy obsessed videos, which are shared every day by most people. What I said before about spending their parents' money at home is also true, because nowadays most Chinese teenagers give up after working for a period of time and stay at home. Only a few insist on working, and he posts videos every day. Do you think he works? If his main income is video traffic, he only earns a few cents a day.... The mdrg fan base in China is chaotic, I'm just expressing concern

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Cocaina > June obsession

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don't go bald

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I Don't Hate These Designs Because They're Suggestive, I Hate Them Because  They're Ugly : r/CharacterRant

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看不惯你往他视频底下骂他不就得了,发官方干什么玩意儿?何意味?这种人不多的去了。

Translation:
If you can’t stand him, just go comment under his videos and curse him out.
Why bother posting it on official channels? What’s the point? People like this… there aren’t many left, fortunately.
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这种人就是个代表,你抖音骂他没用,抖音会屏蔽掉你的评论,就得在官网鞭策他,让那些死肥宅认清现实,别一直活在自己的世界里,至少itch是国际化的,骂这种人够了

Translation:
People like him are just one example. If you curse him on Douyin, it’s useless — Douyin will delete your comments. So you have to expose him on the official site and let those stubborn basement-dwellers see the truth. Don’t keep living in your own little world. At least Itch is international — I’m tired of cursing people like this.
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Hey, @kwkwnka.

I want to clarify something and apologize.

The reason that toxic reply from @25253 appeared is because I was the one who accidentally approved it.

Yesterday, I had a long debate with my best friend regarding moderation work.

We talked about a user who had reported me for simply delivering game news. The report was hateful, unfair, and full of denial. That conversation drained me a lot emotionally, and in the end… I made a mistake.

I ended up approving every pending post from 3 years ago up to today without reading anything carefully.

I was tired, upset, and honestly numb at that moment, and that is how that reply slipped through, even though the situation with you was already fully resolved two weeks ago.

I remember the thread clearly, and normally I would never allow that kind of comment, but at that moment I simply wasn’t thinking straight.

This mistake showed me exactly why I moderate the way I do:

  • I try to prevent unnecessary conflicts.
  • I try to stop toxic people from stirring trouble.
  • I try to keep the community friendly, helpful, and welcoming.
  • I delete things only when it is truly necessary, to stop situations from getting bigger.

But recently, some people have said they want more freedom, fewer rules, and less moderation, even if that means allowing more toxicity.

If a community becomes like that, then the moderator role loses its purpose.

People will play the game, yes, but they won’t stay in a community that becomes hostile.

I really do try to understand everyone’s perspective.  

I let people share opinions whenever it is safe and reasonable.  

But at the end of the day, it’s my job to make sure the community stays in order and follows the rules. That includes deleting comments that are harmful or escalate conflicts.

Other moderators have complimented my work, and many users even thought I was part of the dev team because of how much I’ve helped for over a year, long before I officially became a moderator.  

I only ever do what I believe is truly necessary to protect the community.

My best friend misunderstood my intentions and thought I was moderating based on anger or emotion, instead of logic and responsibility. That hurt me more than I expected, and the whole debate affected my judgment last night.

I’m sorry to unload this on you, @kwkwnka.  

You didn’t ask for this, but I needed to explain why that reply slipped through, and why I try so hard to keep things clean and orderly here.  

Since some people want to express anything they want freely, I hope it’s fair that I can also speak honestly about what happened.

Thank you for reading, and again... sorry for the accidental approval.

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dude... youre hurting... what have you been through? i dont understand whats going on but...

You did a great job. no one is saying that you did a bad job. you make everything in order and make everyone follow the rules. i dont see anyone being toxic or anyone asking for weird sex stuff for a while now and it was all because of you right?  you did a very good job to be honest. toxic people need to not be heard. repeated requests were flooding the page. and i think you handled everything perfectly. deleting them away make the page cleaner. yes people will feel bad if their post get deleted but they also have to understand the rules and understand why their post got deleted. if you break the rule you will get punish. if you break the rule your post would get deleted to keep everything in order. i seen mods on discord. compare to them. you are a lot more calmer than them. you are reasonable. you treat everyone while being very polite. dude. you handled the mod role even before you become one. that already said that you are a good mod.

cheer up dude. I think you and your best friend will be back together again one day. good friends argues. but true friends are the one who will comeback no matter how big the argues was.

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You did a good job. I'm grateful to people like you. I'm not blaming you. I don't have any problems with you. I just feel speechless to MDRG fans in our own country. Do you know Genshin Impact's game? Now China discriminates against Genshin Impact players. Now Chinese MDRG fans are as naive as Chinese Genshin Impact fans. I don't want to see our Chinese MDRG fans in such a situation, so I talk about them

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no se chino pero eres good por lo que e visto un poco zzz que escribas [mucho texto] pero SUS acciones creo is fine y la chingada

Translation:
I don’t know, dude, but you’re good.
From what I’ve seen, it’s a bit boring that you write so much text, but I think his actions are fine and all that stuff.”
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So not addressing the other comments, but as someone that lives in the northeast of America, no I've never heard anyone speak about this game, or seen anything about it online or in person, outside of actually looking it up on itch or patreon. It's probably just a regional thing, or just another passing fad. Everyone lost their minds over Yor when Spy x Family came out, and now it's onto something else. The particular community you're referring to probably just gravitated towards the character because of either the character itself, or just because a sizable chunk of like-minded people shifted onto the game and started talking about it.

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There’s also the cultural factor. In many parts of Asia social pressure is very high, and that strongly shapes how people behave.

I’ve traveled to Chengdu and Shenzhen in China, and the culture shock was huge. I don’t know if it’s specific to those cities, but I saw a lot of people cosplaying and walking around in costume as if it were totally normal. I also witnessed several street live-streams: a girl dancing in the middle with a bunch of people around her recording.

I was stopped a few times too. The first time I was actually startled. People there are very talkative, they take photos without much ceremony, and they don’t seem to mind photographing someone repeatedly. It’s a very different way of being from what I’m used to.

In Japan I felt a different vibe. People are more reserved in everyday life. Interestingly, I didn’t see as much cosplay as I expected, but I did see many people wearing bolder or more striking styles.

Either way, everyone has their own way of thinking. If we stay upset or sad about something we can’t change, we end up poisoning ourselves from the inside. Growing up also means realizing that many of our worries are simply unnecessary.

And many things that were once considered “absurd” in our own countries have become common over time.

Worrying never made anything better; it only robs today of its beauty.”

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何意为?都玩黄油了还站在道德上评价他人呢,不喜欢就屏蔽掉你又没法干涉别人怎么样的

Translation:
What do you mean? You’re already into porn and yet you still come here acting moral and judging others?
If you don’t like it, then just scroll past — why bother interfering with what others do?

The situation has already been resolved; there’s no need to stir things up any further.
@kwnkwnka has apologized, we’ve accepted it, and his intention was not malicious.

Let’s all move forward respectfully and keep the discussion healthy for everyone.
Thank you for understanding.

Translation:
事情已经解决了,请不要再继续争论。
@kwnkwnka 已经道歉,我们也接受了,他们的本意并不是恶意的。

让我们一起向前看,保持讨论的尊重和健康。
感谢大家的理解。
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hes just like me...

Yeah same....