Rayark Games sound director Ice not too long ago introduced that he had resigned from the cell rhythm game studio because of the improve in strain from China over his private political views.
Ice printed an announcement on his Twitter web page explaining why he selected to resign. You can test it out beneath.
Announcement. pic.twitter.com/Py3bVzraVt
— Ice (@RayarkIce) July 19, 2020
“Hello everyone, Ice here,” he wrote. “I have always been making posts in English, with little supplements in Chinese for specific purposes. Today, I am making a statement in both languages regarding the recent situation.”
“First of all, I want to thank all of you who approached me for my well-being,” he added. “I am now making this statement very calmly.”
Apparently, Ice printed an announcement on July 18 at round 5am within the morning. It was picked up by a wide range of media shops, and he wished to broaden on his phrases with a brand new assertion printed in each Chinese and English.
“Since I have not made the statement in English, I shall recap it here,” Ice wrote. “A musical piece that I released in March 2020 has created heated debate. As this was a personal activity, related neither to Rayark Games nor the job duties of my position in Rayark Games, I have raised my resignation from Rayark Games immediately.”
“The musical piece in concern was titled, ‘Telegraph: 1344 7609 2575,” which was launched beneath a digital EP referred to as ‘Consciousness,’” he added.
“In the song, there was a Morse code that could be translated into a series of numbers in telegraph format, and could be further decoded into Chinese characters, having a meaning that the media has already covered.”
According to the Global Times – a paper from China – Ice had carried out the Hong Kong secessionist slogan into the observe, that means that the Morse code might be straight translated to, “Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times.”
Back in April, the Chinese authorities banned Animal Crossing: New Horizons after Hong Kong protesters used it to create political content material.
