Game Production: of Course, the More You Sew, the More Fun It Is

The plot has a sense of age, and it's like picking out a large portion of the old era. It's hearty and refreshing, and it has a different flavor from the game writing I've seen before. I hope it can continue to be maintained. Nothing surprising There is no need to emphasize the leadership setting

Chapter 71 progress. Good looking, no big surprises. I hope the plot focuses on career and not on emotional lines. If you have to write about emotional lines, don't write about the female CEO, the apple of an official's eye, secretary, or assistant. It's best to just take it all in one go. Afraid of being poisoned by other texts. Looking forward to the follow-up, don't cheat, don't end it, finish the review [Like]

I went, why is it gone? Doesn't this book involve pornography, politics, or crime?

From an objective point of view, this book still has flaws. The reason why I gave it a high score is very simple. I have always liked reading this type of novels. Rebirth➕Internet➕Games are the novels that are most suitable for me, but there are too few on the market, or most of them are impure [laughter][laughter][laughter][laughter]

Why? Is there any reason for being banned? [Crying] [Crying]

I hope the author will write more stories about players. I personally don't like to read so much about the process of making games. The one about CS felt very good. Also, the author doesn't have to develop all the games by the protagonist. A few signatures are enough. There are game platforms. Others will definitely make it when they see you doing so well. After all, "The heroes of the world are like the crucian carp crossing the river." Also, I hope the author will add more updates.

As a newbie, the writing is very good, and there are no flaws. It's just that the first paragraph is too long, which is a bit unsatisfactory. It is recommended to re-divide it, otherwise many people will reject it directly after seeing the large paragraphs. The author knows a lot about the game and has a lot of ideas. Please keep updating!

Why was it removed from the shelves? I could still watch it just now.

It was very well written, why was it suddenly taken off the shelves?

This is my favorite game production article that I have ever read. The era of online games is approaching. I don't know if the author has played a lot of online games. What I personally regret most is that Dragon Nest, Elsword, and Age of Guns are on the road of no return.

Hurry up and make progress faster. I really look forward to developing a large-scale 3D online game. I hope that the Tianya Mingyue Dao client game will be launched and run well by then. Mader is such a good game, the impact is really good, and the graphics are good, but the operation is not good. It didn't take long before the open beta. Why was it taken off the shelves? Did you finally find a good book? Can I modify it and put it on the shelves?

I just started reading about ten chapters. As I read, I was thinking about the technology available in 1999. I missed the computer room in school where shoe covers were required, and the floppy disks used to start computers. Then I started to think about the difficulty of technology implementation, how it needs to be implemented, what solutions need to be used, and what plans were available back then... After thinking about it for a while, I gave up. What do I use my brain for? I'm happiest when I watch without my brain! It seems pretty good so far. In order to keep the pace fast, the author skipped a lot of details and just finished it without thinking!

The outline of the book is pretty good, but I don't know if it's because the author's writing is not good enough or because he wants to move quickly into the middle and late stages. The details are a little boring, and many of them are just a quick summary. In fact, it could be written in more detail, but I don't want to write more than ten chapters at a time. Overall, not bad

There were some minor problems at the beginning, but the author quickly made adjustments. The fun part of this kind of article is to watch others play immersively and play the game in a fancy way. Whether the game itself is really that fun is not the most important thing. As long as the logic is reasonable and does not exceed the hardware level at the time, readers will make up their own minds. The few books I read every day are missing. Thinking back on the content of the past two days, if the author can see it, I suggest that the part about preventing Internet cafes from catching fire be deleted. It may be because the incident was sensitive, and it was indeed a big deal at the time.

Well? Brother, what's wrong with you?

I'll wipe it off and take it off the shelves? Was it reported or something?

It's gone, it's been carried down, but luckily I can still listen to books here.

The writing is very good, why was it suddenly removed from the shelves?

Hey, what's wrong with you? I'm reading [Petrochemical] every day. It felt like the best and most appetizing game production article I had read recently, so Shen He scanned the QR code.

A classic game development article, the overall rhythm is compact and relaxed, the introduction of the game and the description of the group portraits of the players are okay, I am personally quite satisfied. And due to age issues, the common villains such as the Southern Flying Goose will not appear here, only some dream games that we cannot play will occasionally appear.

It's super nice, but the updates are too slow. Even League of Legends is pretty good. Why don't you take advantage of this?

Why is it so similar? Such a beautiful book [crying]

Damn it, why has it been taken off the shelves?

Can you be resurrected? Can you be resurrected?

Does anyone know what's going on?

No, why are you gone? Have you been removed from the market?

Damn it, what's going on? It's suddenly taken off the shelves.

It looks good, but I don't know why it was blocked.

What's going on? Why was it suddenly taken off the shelves? Are you coming back for dinner?

666666, Another book that goes into a dark room.