Game Entertainment Empire

I really like this subject matter, so I patiently read dozens of chapters, and I couldn't stand it anymore. To say that there are no poisonous points, it's just that it can't stand comparisons. With Almighty Designer's gem in front of me, this article is a bit unreadable, the writing is too different.

I have read more than ninety chapters so far, and I have some opinions It is enjoyable, but there are few descriptions, and the pace is too slow, or the description technique is relatively simple. Plan the game in the early stage, and then talk about making the game based on dream memory (plug-in) in a large section, see the reaction of the game industry, and spread the dog food (this is too much, I can't accept it) Finally, it is a short batch of anchors playing and promoting the game. I feel that the number of words is reversed. Isn't it normal to have less descriptions of R&D and promotion, put it on the shelves quickly, and then watch the players suffer and be frightened? If the author changes the rhythm later, it will seem smoother, but the current chapter really feels dragging Only my personal opinion

Fully booked

I read the first ten chapters. Recommended, very exciting

First of all, let me state that I don't play console games, I have never played Zelda, and I didn't know about Zelda before the Genshin Impact "plagiarism" incident. I have only played Honkai Impact 3 in Mi Huyou's game, and I can barely be considered a server-opening player. I have accumulated more than 1,000 logged-in hours. There is a lot of money in the game, so you can just call me Mi Weibing. First of all, when I saw Chapter 220, I felt a little uncomfortable. Regarding the "plagiarism" incident of Genshin Impact, the first cause was an edited game PV that was posted by someone unknown. Then a lot of so-called "Zelda players" came out to accuse Genshin Impact of "plagiarism". After a period of time, there was a war of words between "Zelda players" and "Mi Guards". A lot of things happened in the middle, the most famous one was the Furious Game at the xx Game Show (I don't know what the specific event was, so I didn't pay attention to it), and the official real-life group launch of Tencent Animation, and finally the darkest day, after which Mi Weibing proclaimed himself the Dark Knight. I won't comment on the specific content. I didn't participate in it. There are a lot of videos on site B. If you want to know more, watch it yourself. Then let me explain some of my views: First of all, as an ordinary player, I think that as long as it does not go to court and the court declares that it is plagiarism, it cannot be said that he plagiarized, it can only be said that it is a reference. And borrowing is common. Today's games all borrow elements from other games. It's just more or less, and whether they have something of their own. Then let's talk about Mihuyou. First of all, Mihuyou is a company that I like very much. I won't go into details. If you want to know more, you can search on station B. There are also many videos. His Honkai Impact III is a game that I am still playing now. I really like it, otherwise I would not have played it for more than three years. The most talked about problem with Honkai Impact III is the moves of the game characters. But I personally don't think the problem is big. First of all, what does it mean that the actions of a game can be used as a reference? It means that this move is perfect, and it means that this game company is awesome. I thought that I couldn't make a better move than this move, so I used it. Is there any problem? Moreover, it does not constitute plagiarism. Why is Honkai Impact III still the No. 1 Action mobile game after more than 3 years? It all relies on the support of its peers. Why can't other big companies surpass it or compete with it? Is it because they have no money or technology? I don't believe it anyway, so why not? The last thing I want to say is: I hope that our Chinese game industry will get better and better, and we will make our own game masterpieces as soon as possible. Finally, I hope the author's book will become a big hit and get better and better. Also, can you please add some details? This seems to be my first or second time posting, so please encourage me! 🙂🙂🙂

It's time to deliver couriers (Death Stranding) It's time to play chess (referring to PlayStation games) It's time to Spartan (Devil May Cry) The Return of the Monkey King made me cry (Far Cry 5) It's time to touch (Tomb Raider) The author is so good (Rainbow Six. Demolition) I'm hungry, order some chicken (PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds) After reading this book, it's time for me to transform (Detroit. Convenience)

I just finished The Last of Us 2. What kind of cerebral palsy is this plot?

crying

. . . . I just want to know if the person reading this book is the kind of game geek? None of the few games I wrote became a hit. Except for Resident Evil, which is popular due to the movie, the others are considered niche, right? Don't criticize, just ordinary players.

I was persuaded to quit because the author randomly compiled ancient chapters. The author completely failed to grasp the fun point. What I want to read most when reading this kind of novel is the small plots of various players after the game comes out, rather than watching the work in my heart being randomly compiled into a scummy online game.

Um... I stayed in Japan for 2 years and now I am studying in the United States. Forget it lol, why do you have the idea that the king is popular all over the world... Japan basically only plays stand-alone games, and 80% of the players I interact with in the United States are console enthusiasts (I have always been curious about how they can play FPS games so comfortably with a controller). To say that there is no market for single-player games is a niche. I feel like I am looking at the sky from the bottom of a well. Whatever is popular in China will be popular around the world... Of course, LoL is indeed popular, but it is only popular in China, South Korea and the United States (the European server is relatively small), not to mention that DNF is only popular in China and South Korea. Anyway, most of the Americans around me play consoles, and those who play PCs also play consoles. Steam is really not the situation you might imagine where everyone who plays games in the United States has one. Also, how did lol come about? Just google it, everyone knows how Yang Dao lost his character at that time (of course it can be regarded as an excellent operation in commercial warfare). From Dota-like to the creation of the word "moba", it also leads to the earliest origin of interstellar (somewhat similar to 3C). It is said in this novel that the origin of random dungeons is the same as those random ones in the past. In fact, gameplay creativity is the easiest thing to plagiarize and is also the darkest part of the gaming industry.

The update suddenly stopped without any sound, and it lasted for such a long time. I couldn't help but think that something had happened to the author...

There are really very few domestic AAA games, but before Tencent, studios that were serious about making games had to make a good game even if they went bankrupt. Playing games seriously, pre-order rewards are very beneficial. Unfortunately, they lost to the market and lost to Tencent. When you play Tencent games now, the well-known games are basically acquired, and the self-developed ones are particularly popular. I think only Honor of Kings has a skin of 168. The price of a 3A masterpiece The Witcher 3, so the domestic market environment is dark. Everyone just wants to make money after learning from Tencent, and does not want to seriously make games. I think Tencent is responsible for 30% of all this. The remaining 70% lies with the players. Consumers decide, the market decides the game

After I outsourced the game, I paid a deposit, but they only made the UI and then asked me for money 😭😭😭😭 As a result, they ran out of money and the game became obsolete😭😭😭

This book is getting more and more unreadable after about 200 or 300 chapters. I personally feel that this book is not doing well. Firstly, during the time of Lao Gun 5 and Biochemical Survival, relying on the huge number of players and fans, they were able to slowly incubate their own digital platforms (such as Blizzard's Battle. Net), but now the protagonist has acquired a second-rate channel? Channel? There is no host in this world? The author has not mentioned that it is OK to publish digitally on the platform. What channels are needed? This pace is too slow! Secondly, the author has a lot of taken-for-granted ideas and a lot of magic modifications. A game cannot cram in all the available gameplays. The more gameplays in a game, the better. Isn't that inappropriate? The plots of many series of games are as long as 7/8 episodes. Do you want to cram them all into one or two episodes? Third, the writing is too streamlined, and one masterpiece after another is crammed in. Many games are very suitable for foreign countries, but there is not much description about the overseas distribution of games. After all, it has several masterpieces, so why does it feel like it's still a second-rate game studio? Are these masterpieces so unscheduled? Fourthly, I don't like the portrayal of the protagonist. I don't understand this and I'm confused. There has to be something outstanding, right? Do you really know nothing except copying the games in your dreams?

Let's assume that the protagonist is A, the game otaku is B, the protagonist's world is a, and our world is b. A suddenly dies while sleeping and travels to world b, becoming game otaku B, but does not carry the memory of world a, so from birth to growing up in world b, there is nothing wrong, no One day later, gamer B also died suddenly, thereby reaching the compatible condition with the sudden death of protagonist A in the previous life, and his soul traveled back to the protagonist A in world a. Perhaps due to the speed of time in the parallel world, world a only passed one night, so protagonist A thought he was having a dream.

Personally, I feel that the author has been detained for 30 days

No, just make a statement and then finish the book. There is a beginning and an end, author.

It feels like there are still too few, not enough to watch

I've read them all, and you're confused? 😭

Especially the recent chapter, have you ever thought that Red Alert would be castrated if it has high sales? This is quite irresponsible as a game producer. To make a game, regardless of the sales volume, it should be the best it can be, rather than just "making players happy". The protagonist's words and deeds in this chapter are extremely irresponsible to both players who have played Red Alert and those who have not...

It's over😱, another one is raised to death 😭😭😭

You might consider picking up Final Fantasy 14, it's a breath of fresh air in online games.

Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง

I've been watching it for so long, and I finished reading it in half a day.

I can confidently say that I will vote 100% for your recommendation.

I specially offer red wine to comfort you. I don't know what you will do tomorrow, but I still support you.

Let me tell you my point of view. Currently, I don't think it's appropriate to start writing God of War directly from Northern Europe. Without starting from Greek mythology, I feel that the feeling Kui Ye gives me is not attractive. After all, Mr. Kui slaughtered a pantheon of gods to give people a very awesome feeling 😁😁😁😁

I've heard about Death Stranding, and I can only say that it smells really good, the island is awesome, and the island is still the same island.

It's another year, it seems like something really happened