Starting with Genshin Impact, the whole world is going crazy for it.

[Could you give this young lady more privileges? I don't really feel like she's a full-fledged employee since joining your studio!]

[I'm also looking forward to seeing a video of the young lady filming her daily life at the studio. I'm curious about the scale of a studio that can produce so many games.]

Xia Tian could only say, "We already discussed this during our previous live stream... please don't ask about our studio's information."

If they release it voluntarily, then everyone should just take a look.

This was something Zhou Tiankuo had already agreed upon with Xia Tian.

"Our studio is still in its early stages, and there has been a lot of commotion lately, so we don't want to add any more unnecessary trouble to the studio."

Okay, that's enough, we support you.

[Speechless. It's just a studio, why all this secrecy? They're clearly holding back something from everyone!]

[Can people who don't like watching live streams but just want to nitpick be asked to get out of the live stream room?]

I don't quite understand why your studio is doing this, but every studio has its own way of handling things, and I can understand that.

[It's just a studio you've all spoiled; there's no need for secrecy.]

Seeing that they were about to start arguing again, Xia Tian quickly started playing the game.

Zhou Tiankuo slowly said, "Xia Tian, ​​what about you? Do you have any suggestions or expectations for this newly released game?"

Xia Tian was quite surprised by the question: "The suggestion...didn't you already make it?"

"It's almost time to go live, how dare I offer suggestions?"

Wouldn't it be too late to make changes then?

Zhou Tiankuo smiled wryly: "Then can you tell me what your expectations are for this game? I want to hear if what I'm doing is the same as what you're thinking."

Actually, making changes would be very easy for him, since he has the system.

The reason he hasn't revealed too much about the game is because he's not very satisfied with it.

The games released in this world are almost all copied from the system data.

In his view, Pokémon GO is something that can be played independently.

One very important reason is that the Pokémon games were previously based on the anime.

The animation itself is a huge IP, which then led to the development of many related products and games.

But this animation doesn't exist in this world.

In other words, it lacks the support of a foundation of sentiment.

If Zhou Tiankuo suddenly released this game, we can foresee part of the ending.

For example, its unique interactive technology has been well received when it was launched in the experience center.

However, it's not so simple to actually promote it and gain player recognition and greater popularity.

While Zhou Tiankuo was thinking, they also entered the plane in the game and prepared to parachute.

Xia Tian replied uncertainly, "Then I'll tell you?"

"As for me, I'm quite interested in traditional culture, and lately I've been focusing on researching related topics while playing games, looking for videos I could make..."

"So I would like the new game to be related to Chinese culture, but this is just my idea. I believe the studio will have games in this area in the future."

Chinese style?

Zhou Tiankuo suddenly had another idea.

The skill books I had "read" before finally came in handy.

Chapter 101 Making and Playing Games

Zhou Tiankuo was, after all, a veteran who had played PUBG many times before.

I played duo queue with Xia Tian for a while and we won every game.

Xia Tian couldn't help but say, "Playing with you feels like I'm using a cheat code..."

That's so unreasonable!

"Why are you so good at making games and so good at playing games?"

Zhou Tiankuo shook his head: "Just experience."

[This is outrageous! The whole game seems to have changed since this expert came in.]

[No, how can people be so strong? I don't understand!]

[Just be honest, how many times did you play this game before it was released?]

[After all, she's a designer...]

It would be embarrassing for a designer to not be able to play their own game well.

If you say that to the designers at those big tech companies, they'll definitely mess up their own games, because they're all making garbage.

Xia Tian continued, "Anyway, I knew you were amazing."

"The comments section is full of praise for you."

Zhou Tiankuo said, "Any game must undergo many rounds of testing before it goes online. I also played this game many times myself."

"It's no exaggeration to say that I'm almost sick of playing it."

Is this the perk of being a designer? Making your own games and playing them until you're sick of them!

[I heard I want to be a game designer too, damn it.]

When will Tiankuo Studio start recruiting? I have so many crazy ideas in my head, and I think they would be so much fun to turn into games!

[When will the expert start a class? I want to learn how to make games...]

Zhou Tiankuo glanced at Xia Tian's live stream.

Xia Tian smiled and said, "Look, now that I'm doing a live stream, everyone's attention is on you. Why don't you start a live stream too..."

"I'm not doing it anymore. My identity is that of a game designer. Now that you're in the studio, you can do more live streams, and I'll try to do fewer."

After the interview, Zhou Tiankuo was unable to get back into work mode for a long time.

He felt that this was not a good idea.

Releasing a game is ultimately a solitary task.

If he gets used to interacting with players in the chat and sees it as his normal work, it will definitely have a big impact on him in the future.

Xia Tian also said, "Okay, everyone heard that, this is our big boss! From now on, the task of doing live broadcasts will fall on my shoulders alone."

"You guys absolutely have to watch my live stream! My boss might even come to inspect my work."

Zhou Tiankuo smiled and said, "Okay, you can continue your live stream."

Aren't you going to play anymore?

Zhou Tiankuo nodded, "I still need to go and do a final confirmation on the experience center. You can continue the live stream."

After he finished speaking, he couldn't help but add something else.

"Xia Tian, ​​I feel that everyone's skill level in PUBG has improved significantly in the past two days."

Xia Tian agreed: "Yes, it feels like the strangers I met today weren't like the ones on the first day of the trip."

"Yes. If you encounter any skilled random players, keep an eye out for them. If we hold a competition in a while, we can invite them too."

Xia Tian quickly agreed.

The live chat exploded with comments.

[Can you even hold a competition for PUBG?]

If there were a PUBG tournament, wouldn't 100 players need to compete in one game?

[It feels very random!]

I feel that if PUBG were to be used for competitions, it wouldn't be a good way to showcase the skill level of each player...

[This competition is just for fun; they've even invited netizens, so how formal do you think it can be?]

Zhou Tiankuo has exited the voice chat.

Xia Tian glanced at the comments for a while and then slowly said, "Asking me is useless. How could I possibly guess what the big shot is thinking?"

"However, as you all said, it's difficult to organize competitions for PUBG, which I tend to agree with."

Imagine 100 people playing a game together...

The scene was quite spectacular.

"However, I think the boss has quite a few plans. If you're interested in these, I can ask him about them for you later."

Actually, this is something Xia Tian herself wanted to ask.

Actually, after starting work at Tiankuo Studio, she found things much easier than before.

Aside from matters related to the experience center and regularly posting announcements on Weibo, Zhou Tiankuo didn't give her any additional tasks.

In fact, Xia Tian is not quite used to being freed from the intense work rhythm of the past.

"Alright, let's not worry about that for now. This is my livestream after all, so let's not talk about work. I'm going to get back to playing games!"

Xia Tian really enjoys playing PUBG.

At first, I thought she would have a hard time getting the hang of this kind of shooting game.

Xia Tian was surprised to find that she had completely fallen in love with the place after just two days!

Xia Tian had just been matched with a random passerby.

[Hey guys, doesn't this ID look familiar?]

[Holy crap, isn't that that arrogant random guy from the first day of the game download?]

[Quickly open your microphone to him and ask him if he even knew that you were the ones queued up that day!]

[Hahaha, this is amazing! They actually have after-sales service!]

[I was the only one who quickly checked the live stream replay, and it really was that random passerby.]