?[Below] Forbes: ?Never heard of CF? The game violates the basic principles of free online games

Forbes recently launched a list of the most profitable online games in 2013, and CrossFire topped the list. However, the author of the article said that he did not know about a game like "CrossFire" before that. In addition, he also said that this game violated the basic principles of free online games.
[52PK? January 22 news] Forbes recently published an article on its official website about "CrossFire" topping the list of the most profitable online games in 2013. The author of the article said that he clearly knows every online game on the list, except for the most profitable "CrossFire".
This mysterious shooting game aroused his great interest. After learning about it, he wrote that "Cross Fire" is a game that looks very much like "Counter-Strike" at first glance. Compared with the countless tactical strategies of more than 120 heroes in "League of Legends", this shooting game is very simple and pure.
The article stated that the biggest advantage of "Crossfire" is that its client is very stable and is basically not restricted by network conditions. In his opinion, China is a region with poor network conditions, so those online games that can run well under poor network conditions and allow each player to exert their own strength will naturally win the favor of players.
As for the reason why "Cross Fire" makes money, the author said that this game cannot be regarded as a truly free online game. Players who spend money to buy guns and other props will gain great advantages. This is also the reason why micro-transactions in the game are so prosperous. Compared with "League of Legends" which only sells skins, "Cross Fire" undoubtedly violates the basic principles of free online games.