The whole entertainment circle thinks I'm confused

"If you were given a virtual online game sealing and testing qualification and asked you to join the construction and development of a virtual online game world, would you be tempted?"

A "Virtual Online Game Survey and Research Post" suddenly appeared on the world's largest game forum to investigate global gamers' expectations for virtual online games!
This post has been up and down for more than half a month, and finally at the end of September, it was pinned to the top of the game forum.

Netizens who responded at first thought this was a post about a big water ratio, and they responded to the post out of curiosity.

"Virtual online games? They were circulated ten years ago. Ten years later, it's still a computer game!"

"With the current level of global technology, virtual online games? Let’s talk about it in 30 years!"

"Playing virtual games, the so-called VR games are stand-alone games, connected to the Internet? At most, they are sports and competitive games... The games are stiff and boring, and the playability is extremely low! I bought a VR and passed the novel period. VR is lost in the warehouse and gathering dust!”

"Even if the prototype is really completed, it is still under internal testing. How can it be released? Just tell the truth, what game do you want to recommend!"

It wasn't until the user who posted the post shared a "Virtual Online Game Closed Test Qualification Questionnaire" with every respondent that every game forum user who opened the survey report was stunned.

[How old are you and how many years have you been playing games? 】

[What are your experiences and opinions on mmorpg online games (role playing) and survival games, sandbox games, and open world games! 】

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A series of [-] to [-]-item questionnaires were released, which confused many game forum users.

"Are you really playing?"

It can be said that the game forum users who can open this questionnaire are all hardcore game fans and have been looking forward to "virtual online games" for too long.

Among them, 70.00% of the players and users endured their patience and finished reading this questionnaire!

I am a "hardcore game fan". How can I not express my opinion when encountering similar problems?
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Mir Morrison is a hardcore game fan, whether it is mmorpg games or sandbox games, he is his favorite. He is a second-generation rich man and one of the founders of this game forum.

I once started a game company, but unfortunately it failed due to poor management.

The most important reason is that several of their shareholders are all game fans - and they are also fans of high-quality games produced by other companies!

If the boss doesn't play his own company's games and sends money to other companies, how can he play it?
These few people were not expected to start a game company at all. After the company declared bankruptcy, they listened to the opinions of their subordinates and established a game club!

After years of fighting and reorganizing in major games, his "Morrison Game Club" has become one of the top ten game clubs in the world.

Mir Morrison didn't believe it at first. As a famous rich second generation in North America and the crown prince of one of the ten pillar industrial plutocrats, he had inside information about some scientific research in the beautiful country.

Let alone 30 years, with the current global technology tree, it may not be possible to create a true "virtual online game·game" in 50 years!
In the past ten years, too many game companies have advertised on their game forums under the banner of "virtual online games"...

This leads to Mil Morrison being fooled again and again - it's disgusting.

After all, which hardcore player can resist the attraction of "virtual online games"?No surprise this time he took the bait again!
It took nearly an hour for Mil Morrison to fill out the questionnaire... He was excited for half an hour because the seventy-item questionnaire was really "sincere"!
Even though he was still "cheated" this time, facing such a "sincere deception", instead of being angry, he felt as if he had truly participated... About virtual online games!
The questionnaire surprised him with many questions.

He couldn't help but ask his inner question.

"So you should consider this?"

“Are these issues also something that needs to be considered in game production?”

Of course, there are some problems that others think are serious, but they seem "easy" to him!
[Are there different opinions on whether virtual games should use virtual helmets or virtual games and nutrition cabins?What is the price level that is acceptable? 】

If such questions are asked, can people not be interested?It's like there is a real product in front of you, and the customer service is asking you!
Mil Morrison sincerely responded to this question:
"The virtual helmet is suitable for ordinary players, and the virtual game nutrition cabin is suitable for advanced players... (A thousand English words are omitted here) The price is awesome!"

"If it were me, I would definitely buy a nutrition cabin. I could finish it with 100 million US dollars. The premise is that there really is such a game..."

In fact, all this is the wishful thinking of Mir Morrison. He knows that with the current technological dimension of Blue Star, it is impossible to create a true "virtual online game world". Filling out this questionnaire is completely a desire for virtual online games. , expectations.

He even shared his "idiot experience" with several partners, and was ridiculed by several other partners without exception.

"This is Mil Morrison, isn't he? If he ever sees this kind of post and doesn't fall for this kind of game, it won't be him."

"Indeed, over the years, as long as there are no less than [-] games under the banner of 'virtual online games', let alone posts..."

Most of the people who could start a gaming club with him were princelings.Most of the senior management below are top players and analysts who have been in the gaming industry for more than ten years.

Mil Morrison has never been a stingy or vindictive person. He is generous and enthusiastic. He does not take the teasing of partners and employees seriously at all, and even laughs at himself:
"There's no way... I need a game like this so much. Even if it requires me to invest a huge amount of money just to get a closed beta qualification from another region, I'm willing to do it!"

After filling out the questionnaire, Mil Morrison put the matter away.

There is a dream, but this dream is too far away!

It wasn't until a week later that a package from China arrived on his mobile phone. This made him stunned - "A package from China? I didn't buy it!"

But soon he thought of the name of the game company called "Yanhuang Future Technology"!

Although he is not very proficient in Chinese, because there are several very classic games in China, he still played for a while and can understand Chinese a little bit!
"The questionnaire I filled out a week ago... seems to be named after this company?"

With curiosity and doubts, he came to the community express delivery station - this express delivery required face-to-face signature.

After the danger inspection at the express station determined that the package was not dangerous, Mil Morrison took the express home.

Unpack the express and open the simple but high-end parcel box - the box is labeled "Yanhuang Future Technology".

A "helmet" that doesn't look too high-end is placed in the box.