Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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Dengeki Bunko: Crossing Void

Like Xinghuo, it also acquired the copyrights to many famous characters in the world of anime and manga.

However, Spark obtained the copyright from the animation company, while Crossing Void was licensed by Kadokawa Bunko.

Take a chestnut.

Although both works are based on Haruhi Suzumiya, Hoshino also owns the copyright, but the copyright originated from Kyoto Animation Studios.

Penguins also have copyrights, which come from Kadokawa Bunko.

Both have their advantages. For example, Spark can acquire some original IP characters that Tencent cannot.

however.

Anyway.

The number of characters appearing in Crossing Void is quite exaggerated.

From Misaka Mikoto to Kuroyukihime, from Shana to Aisaka Taiga.

The main characters from more than 20 light novels appear, and many characters are already amazing just because of their names.

Therefore, this game would be a real gimmick if used to target the international market.

"But this game can't be operated in the long term. When we start promoting it this month, we can't just release a test game. What we need is revenue."

"We need to prove our operational capabilities."

Wang Guang was not satisfied with the answer given by Yao Xiaodong.

He wants to achieve results quickly; how could he wait until your product launch in August? By then, half a year will have passed.

So Ma Huateng's gaze shifted back to this.

Clearly, he agreed with Wang Guang's words.

After WEGAME starts investing money in global marketing, it's time to see how the revenue comes in.

When Ma Huateng's gaze came over.

During the meeting, everyone else's attention also turned to that direction.

At this moment, Yao Xiaodong really wanted to reply.

Do we at Tencent have any successfully operated anime-style games?! You want me to find them?!

Why don't you ask the PC game department?

It's just a meeting, why are you taking it so seriously? Are you really working yourself to the bone?

However, it's clear that you can't say it that way.

Yao Xiaodong had to decline the offer, but he couldn't simply say no.

Ma Huateng is still watching.

Yao Xiaodong frowned.

It had to be him; almost instantly, Yao Xiaodong came up with a solution.

His method was simple: he would propose a seemingly plausible but actually absurd suggestion, and once everyone rejected it, the matter would be resolved smoothly.

After all, it's not like I didn't offer suggestions; I did, but you didn't take them...

Thinking of this, Yao Xiaodong spoke up.

"How about using Girls' Frontline?"

After listening, Wang Guang asked in confusion.

"Girls' Frontline 2? Didn't you just say it wasn't finished developing?"

Yao Xiaodong shook his head and said:

"It's not 2, it's 1..."

Wang Guang was stunned.

"what!?"

Yao Xiaodong then spoke in a very serious tone.

"Girls' Frontline was only released in China. At the time, the issue of the Sunburst was due to community problems, so the overseas promotion stopped. Therefore, although it was a game that had already been shut down in China, it was still something new for overseas players."

"Furthermore, they are unaware of the community issues in China. All we need to do is translate and optimize the late-game version before the server shutdown, and then we can launch it."

"The game content is definitely plentiful, and we can also use materials from Girls' Frontline 2 to improve the graphics of the character illustrations."

"Moreover, since most people consider Girls' Frontline a failed project, it doesn't need a large revenue stream. As long as it can be successfully operated, wouldn't that prove President Wang's capabilities?"

"If you can handle a game whose Chinese server is shut down, what can't you handle?"

Originally.

Yao Xiaodong felt that by using this outrageous incident, he could subtly remind Wang Guang that he really had no cards to play now.

But don't want to.

After listening, Wang Guang nodded repeatedly.

"Indeed, using a mature game to test our platform operation capabilities is a good direction. Mr. Yao is indeed experienced."

"what!?"

Yao Xiaodong was dumbfounded when he heard Wang Guang's words. What kind of person is this? Doesn't he understand what I'm saying?

however.

Wang Guang didn't think there was anything wrong with it. In his opinion, it was the best thing to relaunch a failed work like Girls' Frontline.

The success was due to his efforts.

Even if he failed, he had an excuse, so he readily agreed, and then he asked Yao Xiaodong a question in return.

"What's wrong, Mr. Yao? Is there a problem?"

What could Yao Xiaodong possibly say at this point?

I can only shake my head.

"Then please, Mr. Yao, hurry up and prepare the new client and server. We'll start the platform promotion now. After all, Spark is holding its global carnival in April. If Spark wants to enter the market, that will be the best time for promotion."

"We'll announce it in advance, and then launch it directly in April..."

"Regarding platform promotion, I suggest renaming it WEGAME X to better reflect our penguin..."

Chapter 343 The Brain Circuit of the Copywriting Fairy

After returning from the meeting.

Yao Xiaodong hurriedly headed towards the explosion site.

Upon arriving at the explosion site, they went straight to the copywriting team.

At this moment, the copywriting team was exploding.

The atmosphere is much better than when the thunderstorm first broke out.

Time is the best healer.

Not to mention that Tencent announced a restructuring of its copywriting in January.

However, because it was close to the Spring Festival, the reorganization of the copywriting team was not completed until after the holiday.

During the entire restructuring process, Penguin laid off about half of its employees.

Some new employees were hired.

However, Su Qin, as the core figure, managed to retain his position.

He was simply promoted from copywriting team leader to deputy team leader.

To ensure the quality of the game's copywriting.

Yao Xiaodong appointed Yu Zhong as the head of the copywriting team.

After Yu Zhong arrived, Su Qin was initially worried for a while, but later discovered that Yu Zhong's literary skills were just so-so.

It's impossible to tell whether the copywriting is good or bad.

In addition, while many of the new employees are veterans in the industry, there are also quite a few like her.

Su Qin quickly learned to play the trick of uniting a large group while isolating a small one.

These fairies are incredibly good at forming groups.

In less than half a month, they regained control of the copywriting.

Although he regained his rights, it did not mean that Su Qin's work would be easier.

Since the last incident.

Yao Xiaodong also noticed the problems with the copywriting, so he specifically called a meeting with the person in charge of the reorganized copywriting team.

Not only that.

Yao Xiaodong also issued instructions.

"They still got it wrong even when I asked them to copy it for me!?"

"Change it! Change it all!"

Yao Xiaodong's thinking was simple: if the copywriting was problematic, then he would just copy it.

Since the game framework has already been copied, why bother with the copywriting?

Give me a resounding salute!

Yao Xiaodong gave the order.

After the project team was reorganized after the New Year, Yu Zhong's work during this period consisted of sitting in the copywriting team and watching them revise the copy.

Since the boss said to just copy it.

They actually copied it exactly.

However, they soon discovered that they had no way to copy.

The descriptions of Spark Games seem like mindless wish-fulfillment stories, with the commander unstoppable and invincible. But in reality, these descriptions are the result of countless brain cells.

Even when it comes to enjoying oneself, international law must be followed.

It also requires some background information.

Spark Games does this very well, with a wealth of detail and complete settings that create an extremely realistic world.

This is the foundation for the popularity of the battlefront girls.

Now, Su Qin brought the copybook and tried to copy it, but after several attempts, he still couldn't get it right.

Although Girls' Frontline 2 and Battlefront Girls are both gun girl games, they are fundamentally different, but the mission assigned by superiors cannot be ignored.

Therefore, they chose the least important point, but the one that could provide the most explanation.

That means changing the beginning.

Didn't the players say that the commander didn't appear?

So in the first act, let's arrange a scene where the commander and the android haven't seen each other for many years.

Aren't players debating whether or not to get on the vehicle with the humanoid character?

So let's set the scene in the car in the first act.

As for the most crucial one, Raymond.

Su Qin not only doesn't intend to delete it, but also plans to add more storylines for Raymond.

Of course, some key elements were cut, such as the ambiguous scenes between Daiyan and Raymond, which even Su Qin dared not keep.

But in other places.

Su Qin, however, planned to refine the character of Raymond, even suggesting that he become brothers with the protagonist.

When this plot idea was handed over to Yu Zhong.