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"Screw your watching and copying! I was making games before Spark was even born!"
"Do you even understand literature? Can't you tell who has better copywriting, the bakery girl or the battlefront girl?"
After Wen Jiabao angrily lashed out with two sentences, a group of reporters were not angry but rather pleased.
They all handed over the microphones.
Looking at the reporters surging towards them.
Yu Zhong took a step back, and then stopped answering the questions from the others.
In fact, Yu Zhong regretted those two sentences as soon as they left his mouth.
Zhao Minggang had just told him to keep a low profile when he immediately started cursing Xinghuo.
If this gets out, who knows what kind of news reports will be made up.
He'll be completely finished then.
~~~
That's where things ended.
For a normal person, if they curse and then walk away, it's not a big deal.
The girls on the front lines are, after all, competitors.
What's wrong with scolding them?
When facing reporters, the best approach is to remain silent or speak as little as possible.
After all, no one can guarantee how your words will be reported in the future.
Unfortunately, Yu Zhong just couldn't understand such a simple principle.
However, thinking about it, it's normal; after all, his thought process is different from ordinary people.
of course.
Even so, Yu Zhong knew that it wouldn't be good if the swearing he had just said were reported.
So Yu Zhong added this sentence before leaving.
"Delete that last paragraph. Let me tell you, the current Scattershot belongs to Tencent Games. If you dare to report it, watch out for a lawyer's letter."
Yu Zhong is still too young. After staying at Tencent for a long time, he has witnessed how arrogant and obsequious these media outlets are when Tencent launches promotional campaigns.
They really thought penguins had a lot of energy.
He thought that this statement would intimidate these media outlets.
He thought that by making a threat, he could settle the matter and prevent Zhao Ming from finding out that he was "not discreet".
After all, in his view, the reporters present were all "small media outlets" that had previously collaborated with Tencent.
They probably wouldn't dare do anything to the penguin dad.
~~~
Unfortunately, Yu Zhong made a mistake this time.
He had been kneeling for so long that he assumed no one else would dare to stand up.
But, after he left.
The group of reporters looked at each other, all seeing excitement in each other's eyes.
Today, this group of people will tell Yu Zhong.
What is meant by an uncrowned king?
Later that afternoon.
1717 Front Page
Beware of Lawyer's Letters! Demystifying the Noble Penguin Explosion!
Homeless Headlines
"When I was making games, Xinghuo wasn't even born yet! Who's angrily criticizing Xinghuo?"
NetEase Games
"Arrogant producers, arrogant penguins—whose responsibility is it that this game company can succeed?"
Weibo Games
Players throw paint to protest the terrible storyline; the producer retorts by scolding players for not knowing how to appreciate it!
~~~
With increasing media coverage.
"Scattered Explosion" became a hit, and "The Girl from the Bakery" became a hit.
But the way they set off the fire might not be what they wanted.
What's even more alarming is that some media outlets, eager for drama, released Yu Zhong's recording.
This time.
Public opinion escalated instantly.
Core fans who were already unhappy with the new version of "The Girl from the Bakery" became even more unhappy after reading the news and listening to the recording.
You're something else, Yu Zhong.
You're quite proud of yourself for making such a piece of garbage, aren't you?
Are you saying we don't know how to appreciate things?
We can't tell good from bad!
I bother!
The so-called "fan turning into a hater" can cause one's fighting power to surge dozens of times.
A group of players who were originally core fans of the game switched sides.
~~~
At the same time, many fans of the Girls on the Frontline were also angered by Yu Zhong's statement that the Girls on the Frontline's copywriting lacked literary quality.
It's possible to bring together two somewhat opposing fan groups with just one sentence.
Yu Zhong is also somewhat talented.
In the current world timeline.
The Bakery Girl doesn't have many fans, but they are very angry. They were already dissatisfied with Yu Zhong's forced ending that made players feel like they were being fed poop.
So when they start criticizing each other, one person can be as effective as ten.
Although the anger of the fans of the Battlefront Girls was not that intense, there were many of them. If each of them said something, it would be quite a big deal.
With this integration, the public opinion generated by these news reports began to ferment rapidly.
One or two hours after these news reports were released.
That evening, the official Weibo accounts of Penguin Games, Bakery Girl, and Bilibili—in short, all official Penguin and Sunburst accounts—were flooded with angry comments from fans.
These fans' actions attracted the attention of passersby.
Tencent Games already had a bad reputation in the last two years.
Now everyone is thinking, "Wow? The producers at Tencent Games are so arrogant and overbearing?"
No wonder Tencent Games is so terrible.
What are you waiting for? Spray it out!!
Ever since.
The situation has escalated again.
Not only have casual players started criticizing, but even players of Tencent Games itself, including those playing DNF, League of Legends, and CF, are retaliating for their grievances.
During this process, at 9 pm that evening.
NetEase, with its keen sensitivity to traffic, was the first to spot the key point and posted a large announcement on its official website for 7 Days City.
"If Penguins won't learn, we will! We'll learn from Spark and create high-quality games!"
Subsequently, this advertisement for "Seven Days in the Capital" was pushed out by NetEase like crazy within an hour.
Don't tell me.
The effect of this traffic is quite good.
Many female gamers and casual players alike praised NetEase's approach.
Having tasted success, NetEase immediately pressed on with its efforts.
The next morning, I actually called Lin Li.
They said they wanted to visit me in person.
Lin Li knew perfectly well that NetEase was just jumping on the bandwagon, but he didn't dare to gamble.
Not daring to gamble on whether the other end of the phone was recording, I could only smile and welcome my colleagues to exchange ideas over the phone, and even set a specific time.
In fact.
Lin Li was somewhat overwhelmed.
Even NetEase isn't shameless enough to record audio.
They simply copied Lin Li's words verbatim and placed them in the advertorial.
Ever since.
The next day, during the second wave of promotions for NetEase's "Seven Days in the Capital," a new report was immediately released.
The Chinese gaming industry needs exemplary models like Xinghuo; the Seven Days City development team is paying a visit!
Seeing so many news articles like this, I can't help but feel a sense of感慨 (gan3kai3, a complex feeling of mixed
"Is the person who wrote this going to be a future PR team for Justice Online? They'll jump on any trending topic; shamelessness knows no bounds..."
NetEase, another tech giant, is aggressively acquiring traffic.
Other manufacturers were initially just watching the show, and even thought that NetEase's behavior was incredibly degrading.
You're NetEase, a giant.
Going to fawn over a game like Spark, is that really necessary?
As a result, it was the next day.
As the entire incident gradually escalated.
As they watched, these manufacturers realized something was wrong, because they discovered that the number of reservations for Seven Days City had been steadily increasing from over 300,000.
From yesterday when NetEase started trying to gain traffic, to the next day, in just one day, relying on a few mediocre news articles, the number of reservations has already exceeded 500,000.
"Damn it! The clown is me!?"
In this situation.
Other manufacturers also couldn't sit still.
The situation escalated.
Chapter 181 Yu Zhong Misled Me!
The morning after Yu Zhong cursed at someone.
capital.
Scene from the Spring Tea Party of the Internet Society of China.
Although it was called a tea party, the meeting was actually of a very high standard.
The event was hosted by a national department, and attended by Ma Huateng of Tencent, Ding Lei of NetEase, Lei Jun of Kingsoft, Li Yanhong of Baidu, and a host of other big names from Chinese internet companies.
The meeting's topic naturally had nothing to do with games.