Necromancer chopping down trees

Chapter 100 Player Movements
Paocai likes his current job very much. He only needs to experience the game world carefully during the day, collect materials at night, and then slowly start writing news.

I have a deadline of 11 o'clock every day, and after washing up, I take melatonin at 12 o'clock to never carry fatigue into the next day.

I did this job for several years and received almost no promotion from the editorial team, but the good thing was that the work pressure was not great and I only had to submit manuscripts every day.

He thought he would continue living like this until he encountered the [Heart of Nor].

The lukewarm reports attracted more attention, and a new task of communicating with readers was added to my daily schedule. Sometimes I would be so busy that I would not go to bed until 2 a.m., but my life was full of energy.

"A lot of things happened on the fourth day, and the players should be able to provide a lot of material."

Paocai opened the community forum, and today's topic was all about new maps and old maps.

He originally thought that it was just players who were curious about the new map, but there were so many replies under the topic that he clicked on it out of curiosity.

"Strange, isn't this the map we entered today? I remember the name was Vicious Blood Pool. Was it like this before?"

The pinned reply is a before-and-after comparison of the three maps, provided by a screenshot from an internal player.

By the fourth day, all players had experienced the three maps of Jungle, Snowfield, and Blood Pool. Although the order was different, each group of players experienced the game content of the three maps.

Players divided the group into three factions: green, blue and red based on the initial map. Every player who arrived at a new map would inevitably complain online about how bad other maps were and how bad the gaming experience was.

But players from the corresponding maps will stand up to refute, because the gaming experience from level 1 to 5 is almost impeccable, and by scolding the maps they will also be scolding the players of the corresponding color factions.

"It's all because you guys didn't do the mission properly and ruined the map like this, intentionally making it more difficult for the players behind you, right?"

"It's so funny. Our map is obviously very simple. You think it's difficult because you are too bad."

"I am the third group to enter the Icefield map. These NPCs are running around, and it is too difficult to find quests worth challenging."

"Heh, you're still being ungrateful. We helped you deal with the trouble. Otherwise, with your skills, I don't think you can beat the trial boss."

Just after the players provided evidence to each other, the careful rationalist discovered the differences in the players' screenshots.

There are subtle differences between the maps of the previous day and the next day. This is because the world is still evolving after the player goes offline, but under the constraints of the game system, the changes are very limited.

In addition, not every player is a quest enthusiast. Some players who love to stir up trouble do not care about the trials and lead the game plot to the most wrong development outcome, increasing the difficulty of the game for latecomers.

"Players' battles can affect the virtual world, which is unprecedented in games. I have personally experienced many battles, some failed and some succeeded, and the corresponding outcomes were also different. We have reason to detail"

Based on the players' comments, Paocai began to write furiously, combining his personal experience to write a long paragraph of reasons to persuade players to cooperate.

“I hope that during the public beta, we can work together to avoid repeating the same mistakes in the new world.”

Paocai ended the day's writing work with some very positive words.

However, just one second after he published the report, he was ridiculed by readers from all sides.

Most people think that Kimchi takes itself too seriously, and that asking players to follow set tasks goes against common sense. No matter how realistic the game is, it is still a game.

"What do you know? There is almost no difference between the holographic operation and the second life."

Pao Cai clenched his hands and then relaxed them. He was used to the gap between himself and the readers.

What's even more ironic is that his boss, the editor-in-chief, sent a message at this time.

"You did a great job, Paocai. You should use this kind of anti-routine to attract readers. I will double your bonus coefficient for next month."

Seeing the editor-in-chief's misunderstanding, Paocai was in tears. He always felt that as long as he continued to insist on the most truthful reporting, one day there would be readers who would recognize his reporting.

Inside the Stellar Group, the top executives were applauding and praising Gin’s gaming experience report.

Jinjiu revised 20 versions of the PPT overnight after get off work yesterday and rehearsed countless times in front of the mirror before going to work, which led to such a good presentation today.

“We are very pleased with your work and are very optimistic about the game itself and the future of gaming technology.”

"After the resolution of our board of directors, we decided to develop an identical game on our own and replace Heart of Noir through large-scale streaming."

Hearing the decision made by the top management, Jinjiu frowned. He has been engaged in financial investment for many years, but is not familiar with game development.

Moreover, based on his previous experience in investing in software, the cost of replicating a game would be very high, and the chance of surpassing the original's success was only 10%.

"Gin, we have always believed in your ability. We will also provide you with sufficient funds and manpower. We hope that you can continue to experience the game and lead the R&D team to start production."

If it weren't for his years of upbringing, Gin would have already cursed at the person who made the decision.

Letting people with no experience in game production lead research and development is a waste of both manpower and financial resources.

The senior executives did not give Gin a chance to explain. The door to the meeting room slowly opened, and a strange employee walked in from the backlight.

"Let me introduce you. This is a senior tester from Penguin. He joined the game's internal experience before the closed beta. With the two of you working together, I estimate that you can make a better game in a year."

Gin could only nod to the employee and continue to listen to the arrangements made by the company's top management.

"There are some technical problems that would be too expensive for us to develop from scratch, so we will also contact the producer Wang Yue and do everything we can to get him to join the Star Group if necessary."

Regarding Wang Yue, Jinjiu himself has done sufficient homework.

When the senior executive said this, he immediately pulled up Wang Yue's investigation data and projected it on the big screen.

"Boss Xing, according to my investigation, Wang Yue has no travel records. The water and electricity consumption of the rental house is negligible. I have not found any purchase records of him in any restaurant or delivery restaurant in this city."

"I know that we have some friends here who are helping with the investigation. This is not to discourage you. If they have no information, it will be even more impossible for you to find out."

"I overestimated myself."

Although Gin's investigation was ineffective, his work attitude once again won the recognition of his bosses.

The briefing ended here, and Gin walked over to the employee from Penguin and shook hands with him, formally introducing each other.

"Hello, my name is Gin, and my virtual name is also Gin."

After the two shook hands, the new employee whispered a few words in Gin's ear and then left the meeting.

It will continue to stay at Penguin, but will help secretly and convey all internal information to Gin.

(End of this chapter)