"Comrades!" Seeing Little Cold Hands say this, Ye Xiu immediately began lecturing him: "If our team wants to have a long term development, then this is the right way to think and have the right attitude. Everyone needs to straighten up! I have Lord Grim, Bao Zi, Bao Zi Invasion, Little Tang, Old Wei. How will these accounts go in the future? For an old man like Old Wei, he'll definitely retire in less than two years. Are we just going to let him take these accounts away? When the time comes, we'll discuss it again? What if we can't reach an agreement? Without these accounts, what will the team use to compete in the future? "
"Also, Old Wei has 20 million right now. He has already invested 2 million into buying materials for the team. Then, in the future, when the team officially registers and establishes a Club, what percentage of shares will this investment be considered?" Ye Xiu asked.
"Two million is your errand fee." Wei Chen waved his hand generously.
"Alright, I already have two million to buy materials and invest in the battle team. Then, in the future, when the battle team is officially registered and the club is established, what percentage of shares will this investment be considered?" Ye corrected himself.
"F * ck, you really aren't polite." Wei Chen said.
"These things, if we don't pass the Challenger League, then forget about it. But if we pass the Challenger League and officially enter the pro scene, then we need to figure it out. In order for the team to continue operating without us, "Ye Xiu said.
Wei Chen didn't say anything. He was someone who had experienced the pro scene. In reality, he had personally witnessed the situation that Ye Xiu was talking about. It was in the early days of the pro scene. Because of the immature thinking, many teams with potential relied on hot-bloodedness to form a team without proper management and operation. In the end, they couldn't avoid the fate of falling apart.
In reality, Wei Chen really liked this hot-blooded method of forming a team. At the time, he had been a bit conflicted with Blue Rain's standard management. But reality was like a slap in the face. They could share trials and tribulations but not share riches and honor. Although this kind of thing was very despised, it was always repeated over and over again. It was difficult to find an exception.
Wei Chen felt a little embarrassed to be asked such a blatant question, but he knew very well that Ye Xiu was right.
"Cough!" After all, he was from the pro scene, and he was a senior, so Wei Chen felt that he needed to set an example. He cleared his throat and said, "What's there to say? My account belongs to the team, so it's decided."
"Mine is fine too!" Tang Rou immediately said. Even though she didn't have any experience in the pro scene, she was a smart person. What's more, Ye Xiu's situation wasn't something that only happened in the pro scene. It was a very common phenomenon. Tang Rou clearly understood the reasoning behind this and handed over the character in her hands without any hesitation.
"What do you mean?" When it came to comrade Baozi, he was confused. But daring to express his opinion without understanding the situation was Baozi's style. As a result, Bao Zi quickly said, "In any case, I'll do whatever you want. Does that mean my account also belongs to the team?"
"Good job, Baozi!!" Wei Chen immediately praised him.
"That's right!" Baozi was happy.
"Boss, look. From now on, these accounts are actually all yours," Ye Xiu said to Chen Guo.
"Ah …." Chen Guo couldn't react for a moment.
"Don't screw us over!" Ye Xiu said.
"What are you saying!" Chen Guo was furious. This guy actually dared to question her character!
"The accounts are now used by the team. If you want to take them away in the future, do you think I'll make things difficult for you?" Chen Guo also expressed her opinion.
"Managing the team, isn't that the wrong way of thinking? If there really comes a day when we all come to ask for the accounts, will you really give them to us? When that time comes, what will the players in the team use to compete? "Ye Xiu said.
Who would have thought that Chen Guo would only laugh: "The question is, will there ever be such a day?"
Everyone had happily handed over their accounts to the team. This was a sign of their trust in her as the manager. At the same time, her attitude was also a sign of her trust in everyone. She believed that these people would not do anything to make things difficult for the team.
"That's hard to say." In the end, Ye Xiu just had to ruin the mood, "Some people really don't have a bottom line."
"Right! You have to be on guard against him. "Wei Chen immediately stood up and said. These two guys began to mock each other again …..
Chen Guo naturally wouldn't pay attention to these two guys' trash talk. Instead, as the boss, she found Little Cold Hands in the team chat and discussed a few issues in a businesslike manner.
The conversation went smoothly.
Little Cold Hands thought of even more things than his boss, Chen Guo. Speaking of which, this couldn't be blamed on Chen Guo. After all, apart from Little Cold Hands, the rest of the team was built on a foundation of friendship. With Chen Guo's personality, even if she noticed some issues, it would be hard for her to talk about them. She would feel embarrassed.
As for Little Cold Hands, after he spoke in a more businesslike manner, Chen Guo found that a lot of things were easier to clear up. For example, in the upcoming Challenger League, everyone did indeed go as a team, but in reality, the Challenger League was mostly about participation. Enter the pro scene? That was mostly just a fantasy. Apart from the Club teams, there wasn't a single team that seriously considered themselves as a pro team from the start. In most cases, it was just a few good friends in real life or in the game. They rushed to form a team before the competition, then signed up and everyone walked around freely.
Perhaps during this process, some outstanding players would be noticed by the pro scene, but at most they would be poached by the pro teams. Up until now, there hadn't been a single team that entered the pro scene like this.
As a result, Chen Guo and Little Cold Hands had a serious discussion about whether or not they would be considered a pro team in the Challenger League.
If they were considered a pro team, then they would have to sign a contract and pay their wages. But under normal circumstances, in the Challenger League, the players would form a team out of interest. Talking about wages was a bit laughable. Who was begging who to join? Pay them wages?
Chen Guo originally wanted to treat Little Cold Hands this way. But then she remembered that Little Cold Hands was a talent that Ye Xiu had spent a lot of effort to recruit. Even though they weren't as valuable as pro players, Ye Xiu had been a spy in a top guild like Tyrannical Ambition for so long. After seeing so many Clerics, didn't he only pick Little Cold Hands?
Little Cold Hands, even though he wasn't as good as Ye Xiu, he was more than enough. To say that he was irreplaceable was a bit of an exaggeration, but to say that he was dispensable, did you really think that Ye Xiu had transformed into Unrivaled Super Hottie just to pass time?
For this problem, Little Cold Hands was much more difficult to deal with than Wei Chen and Baozi. These two were friends, so it didn't take long for them to come. During this period of time, Chen Guo had taken care of everything, so she didn't mention how the Challenger League worked. But how should she talk to Little Cold Hands?
Chen Guo hesitated for a long time before starting the discussion, but it went surprisingly smoothly. The reason was because Little Cold Hands had a clear understanding of the situation. In terms of character positioning, he knew the height of the heavens and the depth of the earth. Before entering the pro scene, everyone was just a bystander, so he accepted it very well. But the problem was that their team's goal wasn't to be a bystander, and the players in the team weren't bystander level either.
In the end, it was Little Cold Hands who reminded Chen Guo: don't treat God Ye Qiu like a bystander. If he really was just a bystander, then the entire team would be bystander.
Chen Guo was clearly used to not treating Ye Xiu seriously. But how could Little Cold Hands, who didn't know the inside story, know that Ye Xiu had been picked up by Chen Guo by accident? She definitely hadn't burned incense and prayed to Buddha. There was still some time before the Challenger League, so Little Cold Hands was quite nervous about what would happen to Ye Xiu during this period of time.
Chen Guo thought about it and understood. In the eyes of normal people, did Ye Qiu need to form a team and take such a huge risk to return to the pro scene? No, not at all.
With Ye Qiu's identity, if he really wanted to return to the pro scene, all he had to do was say that he wanted to return, and he would attract a lot of attention. Even if he took into account his age and the one year gap, it wouldn't be hard for him to find a pro team to play in. No matter how you looked at it, it would be more reliable than forming a grassroots team and killing their way through the Challenger League, right?
So in Chen Guo's eyes, Little Cold Hands wasn't too familiar with him, but in Little Cold Hands' eyes, Ye Qiu was the most troublesome person in the team, right?
"You don't have to worry about that. Ye Qiu is the leader of this team. "Chen Guo said to Little Cold Hands.
"Then does he count as a technical investment?" Little Cold Hands asked.
"Of course, of course." Chen Guo hadn't thought about these questions until Little Cold Hands' account issue. Today was the first time they had seriously discussed the investment ratio of the team. Before, they had used Wei Chen's investment as an example. Now that Little Cold Hands had reminded her, Chen Guo realized that Ye Qiu really did count as a technical investment, and the value of his technical investment was very high. Apart from that, Wei Chen's investment was one aspect. The skill book farming method he had researched could also count as a technical investment, and they were already using it.
If they really had to calculate all of this, it would be really troublesome!
Chen Guo didn't really know how to calculate all of this, so she asked Ye Xiu and Wei Chen for advice. These two experienced people just so happened to be people who had experienced the earliest days of the Battle Clans. Regarding how the Battle Clans started, they had some say. Hearing the two say this, Chen Guo finally understood. In the early stages, there were many teams that were hot-blooded and didn't have much starting capital. It was already good enough for a bunch of players to have enough food and lodging. They didn't have any extra fixed wages. Their income came directly from the various income earned from the operations of the battle teams.
As for this percentage, it was based on everyone's investment. And at that time, the most important thing that everyone used to invest was their own account.
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It should be the third update today, right? It's only the first update right now. The pressure is a bit high! (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to qidian.com to vote for me. Your support is my biggest motivation.)
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