Almighty Game Designer

An interesting phenomenon is that the more players are reluctant to spend money in the game, the more concerned they are with the money they give to the game.

You can't play anymore, can you? It's okay, I'll give you the diamonds. All you have to do today is log in, I will send you 100 diamonds, hit N levels, I will send 500 more diamonds, you have reached level 30, I will send more...

These players will calculate, 100 diamonds is 10 yuan, I can get 10 yuan once I log in, 50 yuan for clearance, 100 yuan for upgrade...

And quit? That's like losing dozens of dollars a day.

At this point, a large portion of the players will stay for the money.

A lot of people think it's because the players are poor, and if the players are rich, they won't be tempted by these dozens of dollars.

This view is completely wrong.

Whether or not players care about money sent by the system is only about their personality, and the vast majority of people care about it.

Chen has seen such a millionaire in his previous life, charging more than a hundred thousand dollars in games, but is very concerned about the hundreds of diamonds systematically sent every day.

By the time these players had stayed behind because of the system money, they had actually accepted the "pay for power” model and slowly accepted the exchange relationship between props, diamonds and real money in the game.

Afterwards, this group of players who did not want to spend money could be converted into paid players in a more affordable recharge event.

From the first charge, to the monthly card, to the lifetime card, to the first big recharge, it pays more and more.

It doesn't matter if you don't convert all the time, even if a player doesn't have enough money, at least you can play with a paying player, which is equally good for the game's own ecology.

For free players who don't spend any money at all, gaming companies are equally welcome, as the saying goes, "A rich man holds a money field, a rich man holds a personal field, that's what it means."

Of course, the third type of fun is based on the first two kinds of fun, and the player must have a full understanding of the game play and the content of the game in order to be Pavlov's dog and pay for the virtual cards and power of the game.

……

It took two days to plan the big frame of the game. After that, Chen Qiao started writing the basic rules document, and it took a week for all the fine-tuning to be done.

This time is similar to when you were a Plant Wars Zombie, because the rules for domestic card games seem simple, but it actually takes a lot of detail and a little time.

Of course, the original script of the card was always out during this period.

The amount of cards is huge, but Chen Qiao doesn't have to do it all at once. Outsourcing draws wherever he goes and doesn't take too long.

In addition, Chen Qiao was also concerned about the original painting and animation production progress, and everything went well. Guo Feng will send the first animated episode of "My Name is MT" to Chen Qiao this weekend.

After all the design documents were completed, Chen Qiao found Su Jinyu and asked her to enter all the design document rules into the editor to generate the initial project "My name is MT".

Su Jinyu and Wen Lingwei have completed the colouring of four cards each. Chen Jiao looked at them and had to say that the two hands painted very well. The precision and aesthetics of the cards are perfectly comparable to the original.

Of course, some of the details are not exactly the same as the images of previous generations, but it doesn't matter, they don't have much impact.

Su Jinyu received a design document from Chen Yu.

"All the design documents are here, just the difference between the numerical values and the level architecture, as well as the specific configuration of the card properties," said Chan. Finish the basic rules first in the editor, then slowly add more content. ”

Su Jinyu was surprised: “All documents? Complete in a week?! ”

No wonder she was surprised when Chen Qiao let her complete two small features of the new version of "Botanical Wars Zombie", she wrote it for almost two weeks, and Chen Qiao finished the entire game design document this week!

It's as efficient as hanging up!

"Open the document and ask me anything you don't understand," said Chan. I went on to do the numbers and the levels. ”

Chen Jiao briefly explained a few words and went back to the second floor.

Su Jinyu opened the design documents sent by Chen Xiao. She was also curious. What kind of game does Chen Xiao intend to use to bet on such an important bet?

Before that, Chen Qiao arranged card drawing and contacted the animation production company. What was he trying to do? Especially animation. What does this have to do with games?

As things stand, Su Jinyu has no idea what kind of game Chen Wants to play.

Wen Lingwei and Jia Peng and others also came together.

Wen Lingwei leaned against the bar: “I'd like to see what kind of game the manager intends to develop. ”

Jia Peng coughed twice: “Sister, can you really read this document? ”

Wen Lingwei glanced at him: “I don't understand. So what? Goldfish, explain it to me. ”

Su Jinyu: “...”

One document and one document to look past.

Interface layout.

Basic battle.

Daily activities.

……

In the process, Su Jianyu's doubts did not diminish, but increased.

When the last document was closed, Su Jianyu was a mist.

“That's it? That's it? This game seems to be worse than Plant Wars Zombies!” Su Jinyu was surprised.

Wen Lingwei frowned: “What's wrong? Explain, how was the game? ”

Jia Peng wiped his sweat: “Although I basically don't understand it... it always feels like these documents don't say anything. Is the content slightly less? ”

Su Jinyu opened the basic battle documents again and reviewed the battle rules again.

On the vertical phone screen, we and the enemy occupy six lattices each (the layout may change slightly when the enemy is BOSS), starting with the first order of attack…

Su Jinyu revisited the rules of battle.

“Sure, that's it! Isn't that easy? It's better than Plant Wars Zombies! ”

Su Jinyu couldn't believe her eyes, and even more so, she couldn't believe that Chen Jiao would throw such a design document.

You know, the Botanical Wars Zombie is still a real-time game, and the new game degenerates directly into a round system!

Let's forget the round-the-clock system. The key is that in the course of battle, it's a whole bunch of card fights, and players don't need any other action than to change the card position!

It's like a pedophile.

Su Jan's yogi can't make up for the battle scene, she just feels very hot in the eyes. A bunch of cards, meatbeats? Can you be any dumber?

And what the hell is this aristocratic system?

The V12 needs half a million rubies?!

Renminbi Buying Bullion Stones is $1 Buying 10 Bullion Stones, which means it costs $50,000 to become a V12?!

Five thousand! Money!

Su Jinyu doesn't understand what this means. Who would spend $50,000 in this game?

How much good can you buy for $50,000?

How many clothes can you buy?

How many movies can you watch?

How many digital products can you buy!

How could someone spend $50,000 on this game?!

And look at these VIP privileges!

Daily Physical Purchases, Leadership, and Various Plays Increase! And an exclusive VIP gift pack!

And what the hell is this recharge reward, why are there cards in the recharge reward? Recharge 20,000 charms to give an exclusive card to Big Sister!

$2,000. This is a robbery!

Su Jinyu has only one look at these design documents: “No fuck said! ”

“Dear Store Manager, although you gamble with others about the moonlight, … the intention of this circle of money is too naked! ”

“No, I have to ask the manager what's going on! ”

Su Jinyu went upstairs.

Jia Peng looked at Wen Lingwei. Wen Lingwei also looked at Jia Peng.

“What should we do, Sister?” Jia Peng asked.

Wen Lingwei: “I don't know. Just pretend that nothing happened. Go home and find your mother. Don't let the goldfish and the manager tear you apart. ”

”Jia Peng:“...

Why are you so open? Hey!