Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

"Of course not. It's so hot. Wouldn't it be better to stay in the dorm with the air conditioning on and play games?"

Wang Jiayi actually wanted to go.

That's how it is in university dorms; if you're going, everyone goes together. But if even one person doesn't want to go, they'll do everything they can to prevent everyone else from going.

If you have even a little less willpower, it will quickly escalate to the point where the entire dorm stops going.

Hearing my roommate say they weren't going, and considering that the afternoon class really wasn't very interesting, I decided to go.

After struggling for about three seconds, Wang Jiayi made the decision to skip class.

Um..

Three seconds is already giving the teacher a lot of face.

Return to the dormitory.

I turn on the air conditioner, take off my shoes, put on slippers, hang up my clothes, plug in the charger, and lie down on the bed.

The gods return.

Wang Jiayi turned on the computer.

He prefers using a computer-based mobile phone emulator to using a mobile phone.

He played Honkai Impact 3 and Onmyoji, which were very popular a few days ago, using a computer emulator.

Playing such large-scale 3D mobile games on a mobile phone is still a bit difficult.

His laptop has high-end specifications, so playing games with an Android emulator not only provides smoother graphics but also makes the operation more convenient.

Like many game locusts.

Oh right, Wang Jiayi is also a gaming addict.

They flock to play whatever game becomes popular, regardless of its genre. But usually, they only play for a few minutes or a day or two before quitting.

Wang Jiayi played Onmyoji like this: after browsing around, he felt that there were indeed many people playing it.

The game is quite fun.

But after playing for a day, Wang Jiayi gave up on the game.

Chapter 111 The Ultimate Weapon [Bonus Chapter, Please Recommend, I'm Begging for Everything (^o^)/~]

There are too many activities in the game.

At first, it was quite fun to unlock them one by one, but after playing for two days, it didn't feel right.

Even if you do nothing all day, it still takes one or two hours to complete all the activities for the day.

If you want to farm Soul Stones, you can keep farming as long as you have stamina, which will give you even more time.

This experience reminded him of Moonlight Blade, which he played in July of this year, although the game types, art styles, and even platforms are different.

But the feeling of playing them is the same.

Isn't it fun? Actually, it has its highlights.

However, keeping up with the pace required far too much time, and the experience of playing the game every day felt like going to work, which directly discouraged Wang Jiayi.

In addition, the in-game monetization points were blatantly thrown at you, so after playing for two days, Wang Jiayi uninstalled Onmyoji.

On the contrary, another game, Honkai Impact 3, is still on my computer.

Use a gamepad and add emulator mapping.

You know what, it's actually quite fun to play.

In addition, Honkai Impact 3's graphics are indeed quite good, and the combat is also decent, so Wang Jiayi would play it occasionally when he had free time.

"Wow, Honkai Impact 3rd has already made 30 million in revenue!? And it's only been open for a few days, that's incredible."

"Onmyoji has surpassed 100 million views."

"They've made so much money but haven't given out any benefits! NetEase and miHoYo are so stingy. In this regard, we at Xinghuo Games are the best."

"I remember last time, when Battlefront Girls' monthly revenue exceeded 30 million, what kind of lucky bags did our Spark Games give out?"

Zhou Shenlin spoke naturally, repeatedly referring to "our Spark Games," acting like a veteran fan of Spark Games.

"Ten quick builds and one random discount coupon."

Wang Jiayi answered casually.

"Speaking of this discount coupon..."

"I know you got a 90% discount coupon and only paid 6 yuan for a skin. That was so long ago, why are you still bringing it up?"

Wang Jiayi interrupted Zhou Shenlin and then brought the topic back.

"By the way, is FGO launching today? Are you guys playing?"

For a Japanese FGO player, Wang Jiayi's attitude towards the Chinese server is somewhat ambiguous.

Whether he plays the Chinese server or not depends entirely on whether his friends play it or not.

After all, what's that saying again?

The hardest part about playing games is finding people to play with.

Many games that aren't particularly fun can still be enjoyable when played with friends.

Many fun games lose much of their entertainment value without friends.

"Sure, are there any events starting today?"

Zhou Shenlin and his roommates were typical people who played FGO out of curiosity.

I'll definitely download it, but how long I'll play it after downloading depends on the quality of the game itself.

Fortunately, they were all players who had watched the Spark Games press conference, so they still had a little bit of confidence in the quality of FGO.

"Hey, I don't really want to play it. Wouldn't it be better to just wait for Destiny's Path to be released and play Destiny's Path directly?"

Another roommate, lying in bed, voiced his objection.

This isn't just his opinion.

In fact, many casual FATE fans share similar thoughts.

For players on the Chinese server...

The Fate/Destiny Trajectory of FGO on Bilibili and Spark Games.

It's like Honkai Impact 2 launching while simultaneously announcing Honkai Impact 3.

For many players, whether or not to start playing FGO becomes an option, or even if they do start, they will definitely be more cautious when spending money.

Nobody's money grows on trees, except for whales (people who spend a lot of money on in-game purchases).

Nobody wants their game, which they've spent money on, to shut down after a year or two, or to be betrayed by the official team.

Wang Jiayi also understood.

However, before he could even speak, Zhou Shenlin, who had just accessed the FGO official website, suddenly sat up in bed.

"Holy crap!!! The Saint Quartz I spent on FGO will be refunded when Fate/Tales launches!!!"

"What!?"

"What do you mean? I don't understand."

"Your Chinese teacher must have taught you PE, which means that the money you spend on FGO will be returned to your account when Fate/stay night launches."

"Huh?! This actually works?!"

"Then we have no choice but to play."

"Hurry, hurry, download the game, the server will open in two hours."

Wang Jiayi had already downloaded the game. The game window was always open on his computer, displaying a very clean and large original artwork along with a login box. His account was already logged in, and he had also selected the server region.

We're just waiting for the server to open.

Hearing his roommate's exclamation, he grinned and said, "Keep your voice down, we have class this afternoon. What if the counselor comes to the dorm? We'll be in big trouble."

On the other hand, they quickly logged into the official website on their mobile phones to check the information.

You wouldn't believe it until you looked it up; what I found was truly shocking.

This morning, Spark Games released a global announcement stating that, prior to the launch of Destiny Trail, Saint Quartz recharged through three tiers can be exchanged for Destiny Trail at a proportional rate.

The first step is 1x, the second step is 0.7x, and the third step is 0.5x.

Then, immediately afterward, before domestic players could even get into the swing of things...

Bilibili announced a deep cooperation agreement with Spark Games.

They promised that the Chinese version of FGO would be the same as the Japanese version, and even directly mentioned Bilibili and Xinghuo Games, as well as the FGO and Fate/stay night IPs in their promotions.

This buy-one-get-one-free promotion instantly went viral in both the Japanese and Chinese servers.

From the official FGO forum to major news websites, QQ groups, and various online communities, both domestic and international, the buzz has exploded.

Lin Li's move was like throwing a large chunk of sodium into a basin of water.

It instantly caused an uproar in the entire gaming industry.

Players weren't just frantically discussing the news itself; almost simultaneously, they were also discussing it on official accounts of miHoYo's Honkai Impact 2 and Honkai Impact 3, NetEase's Onmyoji, and a whole host of other games.

Players have been attacking the official team.

"Look at Xinghuo Games!!! Can't Honkai Impact 3rd learn from them?!"

"I'm not asking you to return the exact same amount as others, but even half of it would be fine."

Although, the players were having a lot of fun.

However, every single game developer, except for secretly cursing Spark Games as a complete idiot, dared not utter a sound on the surface.

Lin Li's move was truly ruthless.

It wasn't until the afternoon of that day that the public relations departments of major manufacturers began to step in, launching a weak counterattack with statements accusing Spark Games of using any means necessary for publicity and of malicious dumping.

The reason it is described as faint is...

It's because players aren't stupid.

However, precisely because everyone is not stupid, after making a fuss for a while and seeing that other manufacturers did not react, everyone stopped making a fuss.

Everyone knows that other manufacturers are unlikely to participate in this event with Spark Games.

Moreover, as many analyses and reports have shown, this is a method devised by Spark Games to promote FGO.

It is a typical futures contract.

However, despite this.

However, this did not stop players from turning it into a meme and spreading it everywhere.

such as

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Onmyoji: Our game revenue has exceeded 100 million!

FGO: Return Saint Quartz.

Honkai Impact 3: We've surpassed 10 million players!!

FGO: Return Saint Quartz.

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Players highly approve of the Spark Games event.

Don't talk about whether it's a futures contract or not. The official statement clearly states that it's a direct proportional return.

Moreover, Spark Games isn't some company like Tencent; it already had a good reputation, and this move has only made it even better.

Even if we know that they are trying to reduce the pressure on players to get into FGO and spend money in this way, it is still a benefit given in real money.

What about you?

A bunch of scum who only know how to leech off players!