The Free-to-Play Game Designer
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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This description is like a sarcastic, mocking penguin...
Is the author serious about this introduction... A game producer is not proud of himself for making a classic game, and is not proud of himself for bringing the classic setting and gameplay of the earth game, but instead is proud of himself for being able to use free krypton gold to destroy the game environment? Are you proud of how many leeks you can cut in a month? Even if China's game environment is distorted in reality, do we still want to continue distorting it in novels? Is it disgusting?
😅The free-to-play game designer profiles are full of "masterpieces" that are even more money-grabbing than buy-to-play games. You might as well just create original names and copy gameplay.
She possessed innate soul power of level 100 and dressed in women's clothing to deceive Tang San.
The protagonist has innate soul power of level 100, making him invincible from the start. He dresses as a woman to fool Tang San, causing Xiao Wu to lose her love. Dai Mubai, Oscar, Ma Hongjun, Grandmaster... Everyone is deceived by the protagonist in women's clothing, causing all the female characters to lose their love. He kills women and doesn't fawn over them.
It feels like there's only one problem: the main character is a rotten apple, ruining a world with a good gaming environment under the guise of free-to-play.
Friendly reminder: You can stop reading this book from chapter 278 onwards. If you still want to read it, you can switch directly to "President Pei" because the author changed at this chapter. The system, which had been anonymous for over 200 chapters, suddenly reappeared, and the main storyline of this book shifted to President Pei's route.
If you were to create a pay-to-win game in a parallel world where the buy-to-play model is prevalent, it would only end up like Genshin Impact did overseas. Players accustomed to buy-to-play games would initially shower praise on free-to-play titles, but the spending rate would be very low. Once players finished the main storyline and got bogged down in repetitive tasks, the game's popularity would immediately decline, and you wouldn't make any money at all.
Seeing people mindlessly criticize Dota in an attempt to elevate the image of League of Legends is unbearable. So many classic mechanics are being called unreasonable by the author. They emphasize the importance of mechanics and awareness, yet remain silent about the battle of wits.
To be honest, his early chapters were really well-written and quite interesting. But once version 2.0 Came out, I didn't want to read it anymore. It wasn't interesting anymore, the beginning and end felt inconsistent, and it lost a lot of its fun factor. I dropped it. I hope the author can write better stories in the future.
Are all the people who time-traveled to the past really such losers? They're so easily angered, cursing at the slightest provocation. Wouldn't it have been better if they started off with some adult composure? Instead, they act like teenagers with delusions of grandeur!