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

In other words, all the players present can see the same sprite.

Perhaps all players can interact with the sprites, or perhaps only a certain player can catch them, or more likely all players who see them will receive an Easter egg reward.

This will encourage players to use all their skills!

However, under the same conditions, extremely rare Pokémon may appear, which are very difficult to catch.

After confirming the game's potential to become a huge hit, Zhou Tiankuo has made an emergency update, opening up all the available Pokémon.

There were dozens of varieties in the morning, but now there are 153.

As a developer, Zhou Tiankuo scouted the area near the experience center and felt that his data settings were quite reasonable.

Although the system-provided items were also used for confirmation.

That's the [security insurance] purchased from the online store!

It must be said that after the system repeatedly hinted to him that "if he doesn't grow, he will be abandoned," the system shop and roulette wheel have also been refreshed with many useful new items.

For example, when he purchased this safety item, the explanation was: "A good game designer needs to ensure that players will not be in danger, at least in terms of numerical settings!"

In other words, Zhou Tiankuo himself couldn't go to some very far places, so he didn't know if there would be any danger if Pokémon spawned in those places.

All of this was handed over to the system.

Of course, he also referenced some of Dog Brother's maps.

Zhou Tiankuo hadn't forgotten his previous ideas about "Classic of Mountains and Seas," but now that he saw the game's explosive popularity, his thoughts had changed somewhat.

The mechanism can remain the same, but everything else can be decided by oneself.

Therefore, all the feedback and opinions from players regarding Pokémon GO are very useful to him.

These are all necessary preparations made for creating original games!

Meanwhile, outside the experience center, Mu Yining found a place to sit down.

She discovered that the places she had explored had all become real scenes, but places that were far away would become blurry backgrounds.

This is the effect after turning on AR mode.

Mu Yining thought for a moment, then turned off AR mode and found that the interface in front of her had changed to the default game background.

I'm sitting on a park bench right now, with the experience center diagonally opposite me, and the game interface is all green.

Perhaps it's because the landscaping in this area is so well done!

She carefully reviewed the information she had gathered, and it seemed that she could briefly discuss both the game itself and the techniques for catching Pokémon during the live stream.

Mu Yining opened her phone and sent a message to Xia Tian.

[Hey operations manager, I'd like to do an outdoor livestream. Can I give you some spoilers for this game?]

Xia Tian replied very quickly, as if she had already started using this account as her work account!

Of course, it would also help us generate buzz.

It's actually because of helplessness.

I said beforehand that I couldn't reveal too much, but I couldn't stop all the information from flying around online.

It's hilarious, I can't control it at all.

Mu Yining thought for a moment, replied with a cute emoji, and then took out the other phone she was carrying.

"Is anyone online? Want to start a quick live stream?"

When Mu Yining first started her live stream, there were very few viewers, but soon people discovered that she was near the experience center, and her popularity soared!

Holy crap, can this really be streamed live?!

[It turns out the streamer I was following was lying to me; Tiankuo Studio never said I couldn't stream!]

Is this really okay?

[I'm fucking stupid. I thought Tiankuo Studio could really manage so many people.]

Seeing these questioning comments, Mu Yining hurriedly explained, "I asked the operations manager and she said it was okay before I started broadcasting. I hope everyone will stop questioning me."

After saying that, fearing there would be trolls and argumentative people, she changed the title of her live stream.

[Authorized: Try out Pokémon GO on-site!]

After securing the phone, Mu Yining took the game console provided by Tiankuo Studio and began introducing it to everyone.

"I saw some spoilers online before, so you've probably all seen this already..."

What she was holding was a white game console, which actually looked similar to a mobile phone.

"This is a game console that was custom-made for the experience center, but I think it's no different from a mobile phone except that it can't insert cards."

[Really custom-made? Tiankuo Studio is really loaded...]

[It's worth it just for this game console, can I just buy it and take it home?]

[Haha, it must be very expensive, what kind of rich person is thinking upstairs?]

[I'm guessing they won't sell them, but will just compensate for any damage? The experience center will probably add other new games in the future.]

Mu Yining nodded: "It should be. I think Tiankuo Studio is really amazing. It seems like they have a lot of surprises in store!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a Pokémon appeared in the game console!

Its small, yellow body resembles the tail of a lightning bolt.

Mu Yining read it aloud in confusion: "Pikachu? What's that? It's actually quite cute?"

She's ready to make the arrest!

"Pikachu, here I come!"

Mu Yining shouted!

I'm really envious of Chapter 117, but I'll wait a week.

"You need this ball to catch Pokémon..."

Despite her surprise and excitement, Mu Yining didn't forget that she was live-streaming, and quickly explained the game interface.

"Based on my experience today, when catching a Pokémon, there will be a small circle above the Pokémon's head, with red, orange and green representing the difficulty respectively."

"Right is probably the hardest to catch right now!"

She threw a Poké Ball!

Perhaps because I wasted some time talking to everyone, I didn't catch this Pikachu.

Mu Yining was a little sad: "It's so rare to meet someone so cute..."

She had been trying to catch Pokémon, but none of them were as cute as this Pikachu.

[It's okay, streamer. The next one will be better.]

What's so strange about the name Pikachu?

[Haha, the streamer's broadcast was a disaster right from the start.]

[Pikachu! Next up, catch Pikachu!]

Most viewers didn't know what the game was about, but as Mu Yining played and explained it, the viewers in the live chat started to understand.

Some people have started saying they want to play this game.

When will the experience center close?

Not being in that city... isn't good.

[It's too far away. I'll wait until the game officially launches. They say it'll be released in a month?]

[A month is too long! Why is it so much slower than the experience center?]

After seeing these comments, Mu Yining thought for a moment and sent them all to Xia Tian via her private WeChat.

Anyway, these are all player feedback, so it's good to show them to Tiankuo Studio.

Xia Tian also forwarded them to Zhou Tiankuo.

Zhou Tiankuo saw the discussions among players, including those he had seen online and on forums, and the most common complaint was about the release date.

Why can we only play at the experience center?

Does not being able to go to the experience center mean you can't play?

[It's been a month since it was released, the hype has died down, does your Tiankuo Studio really have that much influence?]

I don't care, I'm going to play Pokémon GO tomorrow!

and many more.

Zhou Tiankuo was helpless.

They had already adjusted the launch time, and now they've gone even further by issuing a Weibo announcement.

"Pokémon GO will officially launch in a week. Please be patient. I think we should respect the players who come to the experience center, but I will not forget that there are many more players who are waiting patiently."

There shouldn't be any problem with what I said, right?

Zhou Tiankuo posted it directly.

Soon, many people were commenting.

[Thankfully, I can wait another week!]

You're smart to be so considerate, otherwise I would have had to kneel down and beg you!

[Could you please release an online encyclopedia first? Otherwise, I have no idea what these things are!]

There are really too few spoilers online right now, which I think is really affecting the hype. Why don't you release more information?

Zhou Tiankuo had anticipated this and launched the newly completed Pokémon GO website.

Publish the URL.

The entire page is very simple, with many little sprites around it, and the layout is similar to a recruitment poster.

There are only a few options in the middle.