Dominating the Gaming Industry Starts with COS

Think of it as starting from CShh

It's so boring, I don't feel happy at all. There are so many games, and I only know one person who is looking for promotion. How can anyone follow this article? You have to quickly get the first pot of gold with a purpose, start a company, recruit people, and develop games that everyone is familiar with, rather than niche games that you have never heard of. Those AAA masterpieces can be done after you have money. To be honest, that's it. Large-scale stand-alone games are not as popular as games such as World of Warcraft, StarCraft, Data, CS, CrossFire, DNF, League of Legends, and PUBG. These online games are more popular and widely played by ordinary people, are more profitable, and have a deeper impact. This is the serious development path. AAA games can be developed slowly when you have money.

I don't understand why I have to hide my identity in front of my roommates. I feel like there's not enough reason.

In fact, it's quite good. It's not in the same routine as mainstream game production articles. It's refreshing to read. The pace is too fast and it turns into a pure fast-food article that is copied and copied. I'm tired of reading it.

Brother, don't you feel embarrassed to see it yourself?

Wouldn't it be better to make PUBG than these stand-alone games? Isn't it better to improve the anti-cheating system than to improve the e-sports ecosystem?

Not bad, currently 24 chapters, remains to be seen

Not bad, you can try to update it

Not as good as Genshin Impact😁

It's just like it's not on the shelves, so there won't be any updates.

Dear gentlemen, can you read my book? Thank you very much

There's nothing interesting about the plot at the moment, so I'll wait and see for updates later.

Come on, have a sparrow soul🤭

I was a little discouraged at the beginning, but the more I watched, the more I watched. I am looking forward to the next game. I think about what if Lao Wan wants to find a way to be a pilot, and there are P Society war criminals. That scene makes me want to laugh.

It's actually pretty good-looking, and has a bit more of a feel than ordinary game production articles. It was just that I was forced to quit because of the pacing problem, but things got much better when the company started up.

I've finished reading it, it's pretty good. Although the protagonist is a bit socially anxious in the early stages, is it okay later on?

Is it over? I feel like the main character has disappeared as you write. 😂

One chapter a day, brother🙂