
The Number One Game Designer
头号游戏设计师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A Whatever-Fate-Brings Reading List: The Games I Played Back Then
Honestly, I got hooked in middle school. I saw a lot of classmates carrying around thick books, and at first I thought they were all working hard to better themselves! Later I found out that, haha, they were all neglecting their studies to read novels. Back then, I wouldn't even read wuxia novels, and I looked down on them. Then one day, I got a taste of my own medicine! One day in class, bored out of my mind, I saw a girl sitting behind me reading a romance novel. She was so absorbed in it that
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Thanks to everyone for the recommendations and bouquets. My collection is about to hit 3,800, hooray ( ̄▽ ̄). I've been reading novels for 10 years, so I've tried pretty much every genre. I don't usually read works by the big-name authors anymore. Thanks for all the recommendations! I won't add books that don't fit the list's focus, but I'll check them out. I'm mainly interested in urban fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, and anime-inspired stories. This list mainly features novels about anime and games: "
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Um, let me tell you about the content of the first few chapters. Do you want to read it for reference? The protagonist made an FPS game in the first few chapters and used compression technology. He didn't say what the game was like. He just said that the size after compression was very small and he became famous after that? Players unanimously praised it and said it was fun. Can you believe it? The copyright was easily sold for a lot of money Then the poison came. I went home and got on the train. As I wrote this, I felt bad. There was a robber. There was a beautiful woman sitting opposite me. There was an old man who fell ill and fainted. Just think about it and you will know that there will be a beautiful woman, ok, you guessed it right, the beauty is written very beautifully, the fairy descends to the earth, in short, there are only words, I don't know how beautiful it is, I came here forcefully at this time, this woman has read the magazine that the protagonist is in, and we don't know about the game. How can a magazine that is so famous in the theater industry be such a joke? This newcomer's new work didn't mention what kind of FPS game it was, and it was posted directly. This woman read this magazine and couldn't help it. She immediately got wet and became a fan of the protagonist. What's outrageous is that this woman is still A numerical plan I... Died of poison 💀 If you are interested in retro Internet articles, you can read it. I predict that there will be many retro plots in the future 😅 Newbies will also like it
Authors, don't write about original games. It's just like entertainment. Only when everyone has this concept in mind can you feel happy when you write it. Writing it out of thin air feels too self-satisfying.
In Assassin's Creed, there is no sense of immersion in China, and what kind of courage did the author use to write that the ancient Chinese assassins wore hoods? Didn't the ancient Chinese assassins cover their heads or wear a curtain?
The cover crashed, tell me, which one of you copied it
I just don't understand. There are obviously better quality and better ideas, but you still have to make a legend. Have you never played a low-production and fun game like Yang Kun?
Does the author have any misunderstandings about the technical issues in the game industry? After reading a lot, the function of the Death Server as a "server" is useless. First of all, most game companies do not have their own servers and use third-party cloud servers, such as Alibaba Cloud and Tencent Cloud. Whether it is security, stability, or even cost, cloud servers outperform self-built servers, and third parties have data centers across the country. Self-built servers don't have that much money to do this in the first place. Secondly, "same server" is not a high-end technology. Unless you use two cloud servers at the same time, then you really can't use the same server. But the same server is very stupid for online games. Why do rich people charge money? Isn't it just to enjoy the pleasure of being superior to others? If you set up a hundred servers, there will be a hundred local tycoons who can become local emperors. If you only have one server, one of the local tycoons will charge more money, but the remaining 99 local tycoons may just slap their butts and leave.
E-sports is a little bit toxic. In fact, e-sports has accumulated a large number of popularity and players from major projects such as StarCraft 1, Warcraft 3, StarCraft 2, and Dota, and it was only during the period of LoL's S3S4 that it became popular on a global scale. The process in between took more than ten years. MoBA games also evolved from RTS games. RTS games are difficult to get started with. The gradual development to MOBA is actually a process of gradually reducing the difficulty of getting into the game, but the competitiveness and enjoyment have been greatly improved. It is unrealistic to say that without RTS like War3, the entire LoL would have become popular. But if you can't write war3 well, it's fine not to write it. I read a novel about game design before, and the part about War 3 in that book irritated me. There is a sentence in it: "The essence of War 3 is to quickly kill the opponent's troops through cross encirclement." This sentence made me laugh for a day, and I felt that I might as well not write it. I read three or four novels about game design, and the one that seemed very comfortable writing about War3 was the one about All-Round Game Designer. I'm a long-time fan of War3, so I couldn't help but write a few more words, please don't complain.
Brother, what age are you in and the young master is too poisonous?
Ah, it hurts so much. There's a slap in the face from a young man ahead. Although it's poisonous, just skip it quickly. But what happened to the protagonist's second uncle? Putting such a person in the company, thinking about eating and eating all day long, the protagonist's father is sick and hospitalized, so he goes to make a fuss, and also wants to take advantage of the protagonist's father being hospitalized to sell the company. If he is not dealt with early, I feel uncomfortable. If you don't deal with this person, it means that this person will come out to cause trouble later. I quickly flipped through more than a dozen chapters, but I still haven't seen how to deal with his second uncle. I feel that this book is unreadable.
The young master can't stand it anymore, it's too dramatic