God's Imitator

After a moment of silence, Lu Bingjun chose not to dwell on the topic and continued to advance the agenda.

"Next is the issue of community recruitment."

The other players didn’t say anything, merely listened quietly.

Even though only one proposal was passed, it seemed like nothing changed in the community, yet somehow everything changed.

Lu Bingjun paused briefly, then continued: "Regarding recruiting people, we’ve already had thorough discussions after the last ’One Word Breaks the Prison’ ended, and everyone has reached a consensus on the specific rules and standards of recruitment.

"We won’t repeat the discussion here.

"Simply speaking, the content we need to confirm quickly is:

"Should we screen new players in the community based on gender and profession, or should we recruit directly from other communities in the next game?"

He looked at everyone: "Everyone’s previous professional preferences should remain unchanged, right?

"If there are new career preferences, you can also mention them, and we’ll discuss further."

During the last recruitment of male players, Yao Yuan had already summarized relatively urgent choices for the players in the community, such as civil servants, mathematicians, and athletes.

These three categories represent ’Management Players’ (mainly responsible for community management and proposals), ’Mathematical Players’ (mainly responsible for earning revenue from allocation games), and ’Physically Strong Players’ (mainly dealing with games that require physical strength).

And Ye Lin expressed the need for another doctor.

Due to the presence of Zhang Yan, the type ’Physically Strong Players’ already exists, so it’s naturally no longer needed.

Therefore, following the results of the last discussion, ’Management’, ’Mathematical’, and ’Medical’ players will be the first choice for recruitment.

Also, to maintain the gender ratio in the community, the recruits must be women.

Although Lu Bingjun’s words seemed addressed to everyone, Huang Shengjie subconsciously looked at Ye Lin.

Because during the last recruitment discussion, it was Ye Lin’s persistent insistence that ultimately led to the decision to recruit through recruiting people.

And judging by the subsequent outcomes, Zhang Yan was indeed a decent choice, likely more reliable than directly recruiting new players through the community.

But this time Ye Lin seemed to have no intention of speaking.

—Perhaps due to some political tacit understanding: Since Ye Lin’s request was already fulfilled once, regardless of the outcome, this recruitment should be led by Lu Bingjun.

Seeing no one speaking, Yao Yuan thought for a moment and then spoke.

"The results of the last game were brutal, but the good news is that the next game likely won’t be a dangerous judgment or elimination type game.

"It’s more likely to be a screening or allocation game.

"The possibility of a screening type is higher, after entering the second stage, only the first ’Pain Game’ was a screening type.

"Compared to allocation type, screening type carries certain death risks but also allows us to interact with more communities and players.

"So we might as well continue to use the last recruitment strategy:

"First enter the game and try to recruit people; if a suitable candidate is found, it’s definitely more reliable than community recruitment; if no suitable candidate is found, then we’ll wait to return to the community and recruit based on profession.

"As for specific recruitment professions, we’ll decide at that time."

"I prefer a full vote to choose one from the three professions: ’Management’, ’Mathematical’, and ’Medical’.

"We can vote twice: first choose the top two from these three professions based on votes; then hold another ’two out of one’ vote for final confirmation.

"As for specific age, we’ll determine it based on the profession we select."

Everyone nodded, indicating their acceptance.

After all, recruiting Zhang Yan in the last game was a good outcome, matching most people’s expectations for new members.

Successful experience tends to lead to path dependency.

If the next game can recruit suitable players, that’s ideal, if not, voting for people is completely acceptable.

Lu Bingjun exhaled deeply, somewhat relieved: "Alright, since everyone agreed consistently, let’s settle it like this.

"In the coming days, if anyone changes their mind, feel free to bring it up.

"In this way... the backlog of affairs in the community has mostly been dealt with.

"Everyone worked hard. This period has been tough for all of us, but no matter what, life must go on.

"Get some good rest and be prepared for the next game."

Everyone dispersed.

Huang Shengjie was a little surprised; he originally thought the discussion about community fund donations and purchasing special items would follow.

After all, the community’s Immunity Coupon was used in this game.

Among special items, there’s still the Discount Coupon; if considering bulk buying an Immunity Coupon with other items, using a Discount Coupon would be cost-effective.

But upon second thought, there’s really no need to buy it now.

Because Immunity Coupon just entered the cooldown, buying it now renders it unusable and would prematurely lower the community fund total, making it harder to meet the requirements for new items.

If spent now, then reaching the next bracket ’2.1 million’ for community fund items would be extremely difficult.

So, might as well save up some more, then use the Discount Coupon to buy everything once the specific special item for the 2.1 million bracket is determined.

Huang Shengjie instinctively wanted to ask who cast the supporting vote, especially those players who said they’d vote ’against’ while he campaigned.

But then thought this is a meaningless action.

Regardless of whether they deceived Huang Shengjie or changed their mind last minute, voting is each player’s fundamental political right, probing deeply is infringement and interference with this right.

Upon self-reflection, if Huang Shengjie himself changed his mind last minute, he certainly wouldn’t want others meddling.

Thus, Huang Shengjie eventually abandoned this idea and returned to his room, feeling somewhat downcast.

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...

A day later, in the evening.

Lin Sizhi returned to her room, opened the laptop, and discovered new information appearing.

[Hello, Lin Sizhi.]

[Four days later, Walkway will host several different ’screening type games.’]

[This game invitation will still be acquired through ’bidding’ by all Imitators in the current New World, under the premise of ’approval’, the proposal offering the most visa time among similar schemes will be selected.]

[All communities will be forced to participate, but the matchmaking between communities will have randomness.]

[As the designer, you can screen participating players according to specific rules.]

[The game design plan is in your desk drawer.]

[The deadline is 8 PM three days later; you have 72 hours to complete the game design.]

[Please make your choice.]