Bugs weren't always discovered or fixed in a timely manner because of this.
However, experienced indie game developers were used to this, selecting more mature and complete solutions to reduce hidden bugs.
After coming here, creators often played each other's games, finding bugs for one another, which reduced the overall number compared to before.
These indie game developers had enjoyed "peaceful times," believing their games weren't as buggy and that they could run smoothly enough.
Today, though, everyone was hit hard!Odd and random bugs were popping up everywhere.
Game developers felt like the rainy weather was adding more misfortunes on top of existing ones;everything seemed to go wrong today!Wu Zhicheng had been confident in showcasing "Mist Ink" to his visiting leader's young lady.
But after secretly playing it, he found numerous bugs himself!Many were unseen by him and seemed to have been lurking since early stages, only surfacing now.
Wu Zhicheng was left speechless as a bucket of cold water poured over him;silently, he remained silent.
What was the point in showing this?Better to focus on fixing these bugs!He couldn't afford to be complacent anymore.
Thankfully, they had found these issues during development;otherwise, if they were hidden until release and a major bug outbreak happened, they would surely be tormented by players' wrath?After months of hard work, their game could be destroyed over such a bug.
The atmosphere at the incubation base quickly turned from lively to serious, then collapsed in despair.
Countless bugs ruthlessly pierced the developers' illusions, leaving them feeling inadequate once more.
Xi Hao felt awkward.
He had planned to showcase his team's achievements but was now backfiring.
Although this young lady didn’t seem angry and still looked kind, Xi Hao could feel immense pressure.
Clearly, they needed stricter game testing in the future;their current skill level was far from satisfactory!Since there were no games to play anymore, Xi Hao suggested: "How about we take a break and have some coffee?" Tang Yishu nodded: "Sure." The group went to the lounge where each got a cup of coffee.
Xi Hao felt apologetic: "I'm really sorry today.
I don’t know why, but all these bugs came up at once!But rest assured, we’ll fix them quickly.
We'll be more cautious in the future and run multiple tests to reduce bugs." "Um...
Is there anything else you need help with?" Tang Yishu had initially planned to say nothing further, but suddenly remembered something Pei Qian told her before leaving.
She hurriedly asked: "How is your team's work efficiency?" "Work efficiency?" Xi Hao immediately replied, "Of course it’s very high!" "Our administrative staff help the creators focus on game design without worry.
They do this because it’s their passion and most creative work, so every developer's creativity is fully stimulated..." Finding a suitable topic, Xi Hao began to speak confidently.
While his words might have been slightly exaggerated, he was right about one thing—the incubation base indeed provided an environment for creators to focus without distraction.
This significantly improved efficiency, which was common knowledge among all game developers.
Xi Hao detailed his points and used various examples to prove the high work efficiency of their team.
Tang Yishu listened attentively and nodded frequently, clearly impressed by his arguments.
Xi Hao felt a little proud;after all, increasing the creators' productivity was something he, as an administrative leader, could take credit for.
Should he be praised?After listening to his explanation, Tang Yishu said: "It seems your daily work processes have significant issues." "From now on, everyone must spend ten hours of their working time playing games.
This must be during work hours and not after office hours." Xi Hao was shocked: "Ah?" He nearly thought he had misheard.
If high efficiency meant there were serious problems with daily work processes?And forcing people to play for 10 hours weekly?Tang Yishu seemed unsure of her own words, as she only repeated what Pei Qian told her.
Pei Qian said that if the incubation base had high efficiency, everyone must spend ten hours playing games every week.
Why this was necessary despite high efficiency remained a mystery to both Xi Hao and Tang Yishu.
Suddenly, Qiu Hong, who had been silent, raised his head: "Little Tang, don’t you think 'high work efficiency' described by Xi Hao might not always be a good thing?" Xi Hao was taken aback: "Ah?Why wouldn't high efficiency be a good thing?" Qiu Hong explained: "In conventional terms, higher efficiency is better than lower.
But in some creative fields like game design, simply being more efficient isn’t necessarily beneficial." "Game design relies heavily on inspiration.
Often, when people are stuck, they concentrate intensely and become highly productive, but the results might not always be good."“Entonces, esas personas que hacen juegos.
Su trabajo es muy dedicado y eficiente, pero precisamente por eso, podrían caer en un estado de obsesión.
Se concentran toda su energía en sus propios juegos, creyendo ciegamente que lo que están haciendo ahora es lo mejor, y pasan por alto algunas mejores posibilidades.”“Y la exigencia de que jueguen más no es solo para que mantengan una alta eficiencia, sino también para que salgan de su propio círculo limitado e inspiren inspiración viendo las formas de otros juegos.
Quizás puedan generar nuevas ideas.”“Pienso que Xiao Tang debe estar diciendo eso.”Sihao se dio cuenta: “Entonces es así, lo entiendo ahora!Así que empezaré a organizar a todos para jugar juegos y recolectar inspiración e información!”Al escuchar las palabras de Qiu Hong, Yu Shi también asintió ligeramente.¡Así que el mayor era este significado!El mayor es genial, todo está previsto con antelación y organizado meticulosamente!La visita al incubadora había terminado.
Qiu Hong sacó su teléfono para ver la hora y le dijo a Yu Shi: “Entonces hoy acaba aquí.
Mañana por la mañana a las nueve de la mañana, vamos a ver a la dama fría”.......9 de diciembre, viernes de la madrugada.En el primer establecimiento de La Dama Fría, Meng Chang dirigió a los empleados y a las sirvientas que limpiaban para que se ocuparan de sus respectivas tareas.
Limpian no solo el área del restaurante, sino también la cocina trasera.
Las mesas y sillas estaban colocadas en orden.La Dama Fría estaba destinada a convertirse en una marca de comida rápida china, pero también operaba como un café matutino.Era las 5 de la mañana.
Aunque ya se había limpiado después del prototipo ayer por la noche, Meng Chang no quiso descuidarse y vino temprano para asegurarse de que todo estuviera perfecto antes de abrir el negocio ese día.Meng Chang no sabía que Yu Shi estaba en Damiu.
La limpieza de hoy no era para ella, sino para mostrar a algunos inversores que venían a visitar.Yu Shi se había encontrado casualmente con estos inversores.Todo comenzó hace un tiempo cuando Meng Chang obtuvo nuevamente una inversión de 6 millones de yuanes del Soñador Invitado.Porque Pei Qian tenía instrucciones, Meng Chang no podía revelar que la inversión provendría del Grupo Tengda.
Pero como era astuta, Meng Chang encontró maneras de transmitir esta información a los inversores.Antes de que Pei Qian decidiera invertir esos 6 millones, ya había varios inversores interesados en trabajar con él.Sin embargo, Meng Chang rechazó todas las propuestas.
Consideraba que las condiciones de inversión eran demasiado severas: o tenían acuerdos de apuesta, o bloqueaban las acciones del fundador, lo cual era extremadamente desagradable para él.Tras su rechazo, los inversores no insistieron ni se rindieron.
Mantuvieron una actitud ambigua y continuaron observando.Esperaban que La Dama Fría se enfrentara a problemas financieros.Ahora, todos podían ver claramente que Meng Chang era un fundador que amaba gastar dinero en publicidad.
Incluso si los establecimientos de La Dama Fría pudieran alcanzar el equilibrio financiero, no podrían soportar el ritmo de gasto de Meng Chang.Por supuesto, eso no era una mala cosa porque Meng Chang era excelente en marketing y realmente había logrado inculcar a los usuarios la marca "La Dama Fría".
Los fondos que había gastado no habían sido un desperdicio;al contrario, se habían convertido en ganancias.Para muchos inversores, esto era perfectamente consistente con el marketing de internet.
Yu Shi lo había hecho muy bien.Meng Chang y los fondos eran necesarios para sí mismos.Para mantener la cadena financiera y la popularidad de La Dama Fría, Meng Chang tendría que seguir buscando financiamiento;y una vez que La Dama Fría se convirtiera en un éxito, su valor subiría exponencialmente, beneficiando a los inversores.Por lo tanto, estos inversores consideraban que la negativa de Meng Chang era solo una estrategia de negociación.
Basta con esperar que La Dama Fría tuviera problemas financieros.
Meng Chang naturalmente abandonaría su orgullo y aceptaría inversiones que incluyeran acuerdos de apuesta y bloqueo de acciones para seguir financiando.Su plan no era malo, en efecto, si Soñador Invitado dejaba de invertir, Meng Chang realmente se encontraría en un dilema.Pero el jugador de ruleta de Meng Chang apostó nuevamente bien.