"Geez, yeah, there's even a tutorial?"
"My goodness, it's so detailed!"
"According to the tutorial, it seems like we can make these four maps ourselves? Anyone can make them? "
"Gosh, isn't that the same as Plants vs Zombies? And it's much richer than Plants vs Zombies. You can mix and match hero skills, create items, and create levels! "
"That's insane! Isn't this like Warcraft's game editor? "
"Yeah, a designer's game editor needs the designer's permission, but this editor doesn't need permission at all. It's very simple too, as long as you follow the mechanics of Warcraft, you can make a lot of fun games!"
"I can't take it anymore, I'm going to try it out!"
"Many people have made new modes in Plants vs Zombies, and the ones with high ratings are really fun. I'm looking forward to seeing other players make these maps in Warcraft!"
"I heard that there's a god in Plants vs Zombies who was recruited by Chen Mo to be his assistant because of how well he did."
"Really?"
"I don't know, just heard about it."
"My goodness, I want to work at Thunderbolt Entertainment too! I'm sure there'll be a lot of money! "
… …
After playing the RPG maps, the players were all interested. It didn't matter if they had the talent or not, they all tried to learn how to use the world editor and try to make their own maps.
Of course, less than one percent of the players were able to make a finished map, let alone a high quality map.
A high quality map required a certain amount of game design knowledge, inspiration, as well as feedback from the players, making changes day after day. It was no easier than making a simple game.
However, Chen Mo's goal was achieved as long as most of the players were interested in the maps.
Moreover, with the popularity of RPG maps, Warcraft's sales were on the rise.
Many players dragged their friends over to play. These new players weren't interested in traditional RTS games, but with the addition of RPG maps, Warcraft became a way for friends to play online, causing the sales of Warcraft to increase.
Very quickly, Warcraft became just like Plants vs Zombies, with all sorts of RPG maps popping up. Although the maps looked simple and primitive, it was a good start.
Once the passion of the players was aroused, their growth would be rapid.
Don't ever doubt what players can do if they are given enough autonomy.
…
The development of Warcraft had come to an end.
For the players, the game was still in its development phase.
The battle mode was in full swing.
Batch after batch of Great Gods appeared in the ranking competition.
More and more players were joining Warcraft in other countries.
RPG maps attracted a large number of non-RTS core players, and many people were making new RPG maps themselves.
But to Chen Mo, the development of the game had pretty much come to an end. He had done everything he could and had the players on the right track. Now all that was left was for the players to enjoy the game to the fullest.
At this point, RTS games would slowly decline. This was an inevitable trend, and Chen Mo couldn't change it.
Chen Mo had basically been working since he started working on Warcraft. He was a bit tired and decided to take a break for a bit. Since he started working on Warcraft until now, he had been ravaging the ladder, developing the international version, and making RPG maps.
Thunderbolt Entertainment relied on Warcraft as a breakthrough into the RTS game industry, crossing over from mobile games to PC games.
Of course, this didn't mean that mobile game development was over. It was up to Chen Mo to decide what game to make.
What should he do next? Chen Mo didn't have much of an idea.
…
Chen Mo received a phone call from Lin Mao early in the morning.
"Hello?" Chen Mo was still a bit sleepy.
Lin Mao's voice came through the phone, "Hey, Chen Mo, I just made a small game using the Warcraft game editor. Can you recommend it to me in game?"
Chen Mo was amused, "What, you're playing Warcraft too?"
Lin Mao replied, "Yep. Geez, I wasn't an RTS player in the first place, so I bought Warcraft to pass the story. But after the update, I realized that the map editor is pretty fun. I didn't notice it before, so I made a map to practice. "
Chen Mo replied, "I've been too busy lately, so I haven't been in touch."
Lin Mao: "Hey, don't be so formal. You must be busy making such a big game. Speaking of which, your game is amazing, you even sold it overseas. You're quite proud of the game designers in China. "
"Geez, it's nothing. By the way, I haven't heard from Zhao Zihao in a while, what's he been up to?"
Lin Mao replied, "Oh, I think he went overseas for some personal business. I didn't ask what it was. He's a rich kid, so it's normal for him to go out and have fun every now and then. By the way, it's been a while. Should we go out for dinner some other day? "
Chen Mo sat up from his bed, "Why another day? Let's do it tonight, I don't have much going on lately anyway."
Lin Mao replied, "Alright, let's do it tonight. I'll see where we can eat, and you can check it out too. We'll talk about it after we've decided. By the way, did you see the announcement on the game editor? "
Chen Mo was confused, "Announcement? What announcement? I haven't logged into the game editor for a few days now. "
Lin Mao was speechless, "… Don't ignore something so important, I was just about to talk to you about it. Alright, take a look first, we'll talk more when we meet. "
Chen Mo was confused after hanging up. What the hell, why was there an announcement?
Chen Mo got out of bed and opened the game editor. As soon as he logged in, he saw an announcement on the front page.
Chen Mo was confused, as he had never seen something like this in the game editor.
The Fantasy Game Editor was developed in China. As a game editor that could make VR games, many of its technologies were related to VR.
Obviously, the background of this game editor wasn't simple. It was the only game editor in China, which meant that it wasn't something a normal company could make. It had the support of the country.
It was because of how much countries valued VR that they invested huge amounts of money into developing a game editor that could build a VR world for the designers to use for free.
The Fantasy Game Editor and the official app store were all closely related to the government, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to build such a large and complete system, allowing designers to start their own companies, starting from the bottom, and growing step by step.
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