Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

But he had no choice.

However, when Dawei saw that Qin Yi was showing him a screenshot of a Weibo post, he was still a little slow to process it.

"Whose Weibo is this?"

After looking at the screen for about a minute, he suddenly slammed his hand on the table.

"Who the hell posted this on Weibo?!"

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Just as David slammed his fist on the table...

Fu Han is in his office, using his own ID to chat with other people online.

The person who made Dawei slam his fist on the table was none other than someone else.

It really was her who posted it.

The content wasn't particularly noteworthy; it was just a complaint about the company shutting down overseas activities.

It uses a lot of metaphors.

For example, she could describe the event as a performance she had meticulously prepared.

She also mocked Qin Yi on Weibo, calling him a petty person who was incompetent and jealous of others.

The last short essay also mentions...

"It's so hard to get anything done in this world. A carefully prepared performance was ruined by a bunch of idiots."

The article also mentions things like, "Upon seeing short sleeves, one immediately thinks of bare arms, and then of nudity; these are the only things that can be thought of in some people's minds."

Originally, this Weibo post was written by Fu Han to complain that her overseas activities were inexplicably shut down.

But she didn't expect that.

My own Weibo account, because I had previously reposted many news articles about Honkai Impact 3.

This Weibo account also facilitates interactions with artists and other related individuals.

Among miHoYo's insider followers, this is a Weibo account that receives significant attention.

As a result, the Weibo post was discovered by players as soon as it was published.

The players then discovered...

Good guy.

This is outrageous! After all that, you're expected to issue an apology announcement and be treated unfairly?

Soon enough, an argument broke out in the comments section of this Weibo post.

Fu Han was already in a bad mood when she posted this Weibo.

The activities she had worked so hard to organize were suddenly canceled, and in her view, the domestic public opinion crisis had nothing to do with her, as she was the person in charge of overseas operations.

Now, because Qin Yi is incompetent, he has even dragged her down with him.

Yes, even at this moment, she didn't think there was anything wrong with her activity.

So what if it's a casino and there are bunny girls?

In her view, Honkai Impact 3rd, or any other anime-style game, is essentially selling RSQ (a type of virtual currency).

If Dawei simply doesn't play games...

So Fu Han has absolutely no concept of games.

She simply used a method that could earn her a salary and lead to a promotion.

Therefore, looking at it from her perspective...

She was indeed implicated by Qin Yi, which is why she harbors such resentment.

I originally posted a short essay on Weibo.

My mood had just started to improve when a group of people started going crazy on her Weibo, asking her if she even knew anything about Honkai Impact 3.

I'll ask her later if she knows what a Valkyrie is.

This made her mood, which had just started to improve, become irritable again.

So they started arguing back and forth.

Not only did she criticize, but she also dragged the other girls in the department into a verbal battle.

It should be noted that...

At this moment, Fu Han had no idea what this matter meant for the company, nor did he know what was happening on the internet at that time.

She didn't understand those things herself; for her, this job was just a job.

As she continued to hurl insults at others, more and more players joined in.

Perhaps they sensed something was wrong.

She simply turned off her comment section and started deleting posts.

If I can't beat you, I'll shut you up.

Fu Han was deleting and cursing at the same time, feeling relieved, when she heard a knock on the office door.

"Who?"

No one responded to her.

The operations team rushed in and yelled at her.

"Control her!"

"PR! Quickly issue an apology announcement on her Weibo account."

Fu Han looked on blankly as the group of people rushed in.

Then, using her computer, she immediately started writing an apology letter.

"What are you doing! This is my computer."

"You are violating my privacy!"

"If you don't stop, I'm calling the police!"

However, this group completely ignored Fu Han.

The more this happened, the more guilty Fu Han felt, and the louder he shouted.

If you don't know the facts, and only look at Fu Han's aggrieved state, you might really think that she is the victim.

"I want to see Brother Dawei, and I'm warning you all! This isn't over between me and you."

"Don't think you have Qin Yi backing you; I have someone backing me too!"

have to.

At this moment, Fu Han still thought that Qin Yi was the one who did it.

They're still making a fuss, demanding to see Brother Dawei.

However, at this moment, David certainly wasn't in the mood to pay attention to her.

Because right now.

In the conference room, Cai Hao spoke.

miHoYo is actually a very interesting company.

In the course of development over the past few years.

Cai Hao has always been involved with product development, leading the development of new games, and rarely appears in public. Luo Yu is responsible for project development and basically doesn't care about the company's operations.

Dawei is mainly responsible for operations, domestic team management, and external communication, and doesn't get involved in game development much.

These past few years have been filled with trials and tribulations.

From a purely business perspective, not from the player's point of view.

The three key figures at miHoYo each have their own roles, and the trust and tacit understanding between them is rare among startups.

Therefore, in David's view, he will still be able to get the support he has in the past this time.

However, Cai Hao broke this unspoken agreement.

"I believe that, in the current form, a full shift to the Spark model may not be a bad way out."

Cai Hao spoke out.

David, however, stuck to his old excuse.

"Brother Hao, as I just said, it's not that I don't want to follow the Spark model, but that we don't have the foundation for it right now."

"The system that Lin Li developed is suitable for Xinghuo, but it may not be suitable for us."

"Besides, none of us have ever played that kind of game before."

"As you all saw with Honkai Impact 2.5, if we follow the Spark model, the final profit will actually be about the same as it is now."

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"Therefore, I still hold the same view: making good products is the core of profitability."

"Without a good product, any business model will be wrong."

This is the real decision-making process.

There is no right or wrong; everyone's words seem to be correct.

They all have their reasons.

Do you think David is wrong? Not necessarily.

But there's a fatal flaw in David's statement.

That is, miHoYo's current monetization model has affected the company's ability to create excellent products.

This is something that is difficult to notice.

Especially those involved.

In the future, miHoYo will only begin to feel the effects when it reaches the final zone.

After all, zero is a good example.

In order to make way for numerical values ​​and gacha pulls, the battle mode was drastically reduced to the point that it lost its fun.

But in the present moment.

David's words were met with approval from everyone in the conference room.

However, the reason why Cai Hao is in Cai Hao.

It's because he has an intuition.

As the person in charge of product development, Cai Hao, like Luo Yu, is more familiar with games.

Even at this point, Cai Hao and Luo Yu had already focused their efforts on the initial project approval for the Starry Sky Railway.

However, both of them are familiar with Honkai Impact 3, including its payment model and gameplay, which can be said to have been planned by him.

Because he understands his product very well.

Therefore, when Punishing: Gray Raven, a competitor to it, came out, Cai Hao was clearer than Dawei that as long as Punishing: Gray Raven didn't make any unexpected mistakes, it would be a real battle with Honkai Impact 3.

Honkai Impact 3's revenue will definitely decrease.

This was a consensus among everyone at the time.

Therefore, neither Dawei nor Luo Yu objected when Dawei proposed the operational plan.

After all, as long as Honkai Impact 3 can continue to operate smoothly.

The water flow is slowly decreasing.

It can be considered a success.

But no one expected that Honkai Impact 3 would have problems with its reputation on the first day of its release, and the situation worsened on the second day.