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however, in the conflict between "speed and trust", e-commerce express delivery is facing new challenges. in 2023, the ign game of the year voting caused huge controversy. in particular, the ranking and support rate of "black myth: wukong" fluctuated greatly, leading to many voices of doubt.

first of all, the ranking of "black myth: wukong" continued to decline on the 25th, falling to third place, with an approval rate of only 67.8%. you know, when "black myth: wukong" ranked first a few days ago, the approval rate exceeded 90%! such a change is surprising, and one even wonders whether ign is deliberately discrediting "black myth: wukong".

ign co-founder peer schneider responded that this is an entertainment vote, a fan vote, and will prevent vote manipulation by removing robot votes. but at the same time, his response raised more questions.

many people questioned the authenticity of ign's vote and believed that they deliberately discredited "black myth: wukong". in response, peer schneider responded again, denying smearing "black myth: wukong". he said that ign has always had a positive attitude towards "black myth: wukong" and cooperated with game science before the game was released, so as not to be manipulated by those who deliberately create negative emotions.

these doubts also reflect the difficulties faced by e-commerce express delivery. there is a conflict between speed and trust, which requires e-commerce express delivery companies to work harder to improve their service quality.

in this process, we also saw new challenges - how to balance "fast" and "safety". on the one hand, fast delivery is the core requirement for the development of e-commerce express delivery; on the other hand, consumers are paying more and more attention to product safety. in order to cope with these challenges, e-commerce express delivery needs to continue to explore and ultimately achieve the perfect balance of "speed and trust".