Dragon, choose cultural victory to make money

Chapter 139: The Wonderful Creativity of Felin Game Makers

As we all know, happiness does not disappear, it just moves.

Therefore, Drogo's happiness mainly comes from his opponent in the game.

However, this way of obtaining happiness has obvious disadvantages.

Not long enough.

Only a few hours had passed and no one wanted to play cards with him.

Drogo has sucked all the joy out of everyone.

Every Yu-Gi-Oh player who participates in the event in Winter City has passed down a legend about the evil chestnut ball who likes to torture his opponents.

And a group of victims who had played against Drogo gathered together, trying to infer the entire deck he used based on their own experiences.

Then I found out that the three most critical card-cutting brothers in the Notebook Destruction deck, Detain, Forced Banbing, the mischievous twin demons, and the special card for Lingchi, Bataiwu, had never been opened by anyone from the card pack.

So everyone became more convinced that the chestnut ball was specially arranged by the organizer to disgust people.

It can be further deduced that the purpose of this ball of chestnuts is to hit the players in terms of intensity, forcing them to draw cards and earn coins intensively due to the intensity pressure, but in the end they still cannot draw the key cards.

Trust! Dog trust! Dog trust planned and arranged by the dog!
Immediately, they started a campaign to boycott the Goto Chestnut Ball, firmly refusing to fight it in order to foil the sinister plan of the event planner.

When Drogo offered a price of three stars for a win and only one star for a loss, still no one took up the challenge.

Zhuogo felt wronged. Although such arrangements to promote numerical inflation did exist when the planners were doing the planning, it was actually arranged by the operations department. But the planner was blamed for the criticism.

At this point, some people will wonder, won’t numerical inflation shorten the life of the game?

Yes, it does.

However, many games do not consider the issue of lifespan at all, such as the games he participated in.

The only goal is to make as much money as possible within a limited life cycle.

And he is not here to act as a stand-in today. His original intention is really just to spread the true meaning of Yu-Gi-Oh.

In order to continue to spread the message better, Drogo changed into a three-eyed monster doll costume midway through. Unfortunately, after persecuting two unlucky guys, he was posted on the forum.

No matter where he wanders, there will be people reporting his location in real time, reminding novice duelists to be careful of the puppet monster.

The skin-changing plan failed.

Unable to find any new victims, Drogo returned home in disappointment.

Although Drogo has left, his underworld deck was inherited by Carina, and his underworld gameplay ideas have also gained a lot of support.

Everyone said that they wanted to duel fairly and the duel would be clear and sunny.

As a result, a group of simple and honest card players in the newly established Yu-Gi-Oh forum were deeply inspired and have begun to study blood-burning card decks.

In other words, this deck does not consider monster battles at all, and simply relies on various effects to directly consume the opponent's life points.

In terms of the degree of hell, it is not much different from the destruction of the notebook.

It can only be said that Drogo has set a very good "bad example" for the card-playing environment in the continent of Felin in this test activity.

At this time, Drogo had taken off his doll costume and went to check on the game-making competition.

The venue is located outside the ice and snow park.

Mage apprentices and amateur illusionists who are passionate about game making from all over the continent gather in one round snow house after another.

There were no professional illusionists participating.

It’s not that Drogo doesn’t want to invite professional teams, it’s mainly because he has already gathered all the professional illusionists in the continent, so he can only hold a competition for school students.

These igloos are not made of pure snow, but a layer of snow is covered on the outside of the wooden houses to make them look good.

The temperature in the house can be maintained at around 20 degrees through magic.

The intensity of the production competition is already high enough, and it would be inappropriate to let the apprentices catch a cold.

The game production competition is divided into two stages. The first stage lasts three days, and each team has to complete the demo independently.

The completed demo was submitted to a review panel, namely Drogo, Flynn, and Toto.

Excellent works that have passed the review will, with the help of the Drogo Group, be expanded into trial works with a game duration of two to three hours within a week, for tourists to the North and players in the God's Skeleton Network to try out.

Whether each work will eventually get the chance to be made into a finished game depends entirely on the feedback from the trial play.

There are no media ratings or expert opinions. Players just do what they like. It is absolutely market-oriented.

It was almost late at night, but every igloo in the venue was still brightly lit.

Due to time constraints, most teams choose to work around the clock during these three days.

Adapting to the work of game production in advance is the key. While drinking the red dragon drink, Zhuo Ge checked the results of each team on the first day.

According to the rules, participating producers need to upload their produced content to the Shenhai network at regular intervals to prove that it is a live production.

As the first game production competition, the entire industry has not been developed for too long, so the topic is very simple, "Ice and Snow".

As long as the game is related to ice and snow, the specific content can be anything you want.

Drogo took a sip of the drink. Although the Red Dragon drink was named after Red Bull, it actually tasted more like Monster.

It's another sponsored drink like "I pay, you pay" but with added carbonation.

"belch--"

He burped with sparks and stretched out his claws to flip over the illusion in front of him.

Most of the works are relatively conservative in their creativity, mainly platform jumping games and puzzle games.

It is understandable. After all, these two things are easy to do. Although it is not easy to do well, the threshold is low.

However, there are a few good jobs that make Long's eyes light up.

"Final Exam Team 59." Drogo read out the abstract team name.

It turns out that college students are creatures from all over the world and all have the same stupid nature.

They made something a bit like Minesweeper, where there are alchemical bombs hidden in a bunch of boxes, and opening the boxes that don't have bombs will reveal numbers.

The numbers represent how many bombs are in the surrounding boxes, and the ultimate goal of winning is to mark all the bombs by numerical calculation.

Opening a box with a bomb inside will cause it to explode, freezing the entire game screen.

What a far-fetched way to fit in with the ice and snow theme.

The biggest difference though is that these boxes are designed in a hexagonal shape.

Drogo tried the game briefly and quickly discovered the advantages of the hexagon. It didn't happen like the original Minesweeper, where there were only two squares left that could not be calculated and had to be guessed.

It looks like there are still a few levels to be completed.

Praise.

Drogo marked it and hoped that they didn't really get 59 in the final exam.

"Have a hard time sleeping team."

Drogo tries out another demo.

When you enter the game, you will see a snowy field with no end in sight, and the character you control is a person riding a horse.

The illusion is as rough as a few polygons put together.

The operation is also extremely simple. Just press the right button to move forward, and press the left button to fall to the left or to the right.

The background sound is the sound of falling snow which keeps looping.

Then there was none.

Drogo didn't believe it and played for more than an hour but still didn't find anything new.

He was so sleepy from playing that he couldn't sober up even after drinking a lot of Red Dragon drinks.

Something is wrong!

What the hell is this game!
You also have a rebate system for when you lose money. Are you deliberately trying to make a bad game?

Drogo glanced at the name of the demo.

"Sleep Aid".

"..."

The corners of Drogo's mouth twitched. It made sense.

Watch another one and sleep.

Drogo began to look for the seed player he favored, who was obviously the chosen spell programmer saint, but not the classmate Yufei who wanted to do planning work.

"Paw Patrol."

Drogo found the Repin Study Tour Group and opened their demo for the day.

"Druid vs. Necromancer?"

(End of this chapter)