Pei Qian really wanted to change to another hero, but he had already locked on to it and the game was about to start.
He had no choice but to make do with it.
Before entering the game, Pei Qian had already noticed a rather bad sign.
Everyone had chosen their own lanes very tacitly!
There was a label next to everyone's profile picture. The other three quickly adjusted their labels to show 'mid lane', 'roaming', and 'bottom lane'.
Ma Yang also pretended to change his label to 'commander'.
Pei Qian clicked on the label and found that there was only one label left: 'top lane'.
Pei Qian could not help but be shocked. Wasn't this the classic splitting mode in his memory?
Something wasn't right?
Pei Qian suddenly felt as if he had traveled through time and space.
The names of the top, middle, and bottom lanes did not change, but the names of 'jungler' and 'support' were changed to 'roaming' and 'commander'.
In Pei Qian's memory, the splitting of LOL had already appeared in S1.
Although the game was not fully formed in S1 and the splitting of lanes was still in a state of chaos, the top teams in Europe had already figured out such splitting during the S1 World Finals to ensure that the team's resources were maximized.
After that, this splitting method became known as the 'EU Style'. It continued to flourish and was later officially named as the standard splitting method by Fist Games.
Reality had proven that the benefits of this splitting method far outweighed the disadvantages.
The biggest advantage was that it greatly reduced the difficulty for newbies to get started.
Every splitting had a clear standard with suitable heroes and playstyles. Even if newbies did not know much about the game, as long as they faithfully completed their duties according to the splitting method, the five rookies would be able to work well together.
At the very least, the team would not fight each other for resources and cause internal strife before the game even started.
No matter what, this method would only appear in at least a year.
Why did it appear in GOG so early?
Although the specific names were different, there was no difference in the actual effect.
Moreover, Pei Qian did not know who was so sneaky as to call the support a commander instead of a support.
It was no wonder that Ma Yang, who liked to steal the limelight, was willing to play this position …
Pei Qian felt that something was wrong. However, after some thought, he decided not to panic or be anxious.
He had just entered the game. He could only make a conclusion after fully experiencing the game.
Pei Qian first looked at the Coin Scattering Hedgehog's skills.
Passive skills cost money.
The Q skill was to scatter coins after being backstabbed.
Skill W was to expel employees from working overtime.
Skill E was to send employees on a trip.
The R skill was to continuously stab oneself in the back …
Pei Qian's face turned green.
Who is this designer? There was a big problem!
Innuendo, absolute innuendo!
If this had happened in the evil old society, literary inquisitions would have been arranged!
However, on further thought, this was a bright new society. As a boss, he had to be more magnanimous.
Forget it, where it is possible to be lenient, one should be lenient. When the time comes, it will just be a paid trip to the Great Rift Valley or a surprise haunted house package.
As the game progressed, Pei Qian discovered more problems.
Compared to Gods Rising, the difficulty of this game was much lower!
You could also earn money by landing the last hit. You wouldn't lose money if you died. You could earn extra money if you killed someone. You could also reduce the size of the map so that your teammates could provide support faster …
Pei Qian felt that something was amiss.
It was much easier to learn now!
However, as he played, Pei Qian found some optimistic factors.
First of all, the game's balance was broken.
Pei Qian realized that Modest was too strong!
Not only was it very tanky, but the basic damage data was also very impressive under normal development.
As long as he entered the field at the right time, he could stir up trouble in the team battle. He could use W to block the enemy's retreat and then rush into the crowd to scatter coins.
Even when escaping, he could cause damage to the enemy while running.
He could even use E to throw Old Ma into the crowd. It was very fun.
Of course, Old Ma quickly swallowed Pei Qian's hero with Taotie and spat it into the enemy as revenge.
However, the results of the two were worlds apart.
As a tanky top-laner, Pei Qian could output while being beaten. Old Ma spitting him in was equivalent to a perfect team opening.
On the other hand, Old Ma's Taotie was only a tankier support. After Pei Qian threw it in, it was quickly focused and beaten up.
Of course, the other side did not dare to really kill it. Old Ma escaped with a symbolic hit.
After all, he did not want to lose his job.
After feeling it for a while, Pei Qian realized that GOG did not seem to have considered the problem of balance at all.
Or perhaps it had, but it was not enough.
The gap between a strong hero and a weak hero was so huge that the weak hero could not be played at all.
Secondly, although the game could be played, there were still some small bugs from time to time. It might not affect the normal operation of the game, but it would always make people very unhappy.
Moreover, some of the details were not done so perfectly.
For example, the hero's modeling, movements, style, and some specific mechanisms in the game still had a lot to change.
In short, the game was only a half-finished product, and it was still far from a finished product.
…
After the game ended, Pei Qian gave a comprehensive evaluation of the current version of GOG.
In fact, the current advantages of this game were nothing more than fixed lanes and changing the gold coin earning mechanism in the game.
For the most important aspects of a MOBA game, including game balance, game quality, character IP, and other aspects, GOG did not do well.
What's more, GOG had not done the 'lowering the game's threshold' to the extreme.
To be fair, the current GOG was still far from that.
Pei Qian felt a little more at ease. This game should not cause any waves in the short term.
As for the problem of Modest's malicious innuendo towards Boss Pei …
Pei Qian decided not to pursue the matter. After all, the strong and useful hero showed that the designer had a conscience.
However, he could let the hero go, but not the game.
That was because the game still had hidden dangers.
Looking at the half-finished GOG, Pei Qian fell into deep thought.
The most important thing now was to figure out who these changes came from …
He Desheng came over. "Boss Pei, what do you think of our suggestions? Not bad, right? "
Pei Qian: "?"
He was a little lost for a moment.
"Your suggestions? What suggestions? "
He Desheng was stunned. "Suggestions for game modifications! Increasing the economy of the soldiers, shrinking the map, fixing the lanes … these are all suggestions!
"The original intention was to give Boss Ma a better gaming experience, but the results are quite successful!"
He Desheng's face was full of praise.
After all, Dream Realization Ventures had nothing to do since investing in Finger Games.
He Desheng's immediate superior might be Ma Yang, but everyone knew very well that Boss Pei was the overall boss.
If they served Boss Ma well, wouldn't it be for nothing if Boss Pei wanted to lay them off?
Therefore, He Desheng wanted to seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform in front of Boss Pei.
He had to let Boss Pei know that although Dream Realization Ventures was not working recently, everyone was still doing their best to serve Tengda Corporation!
Moreover, this was not considered asking for credit. After all, these things were indeed done by everyone's collective efforts, and they had indeed received very good results.
GOG's Boss Ma's special version was more popular in Fish-Catching Internet Cafe than the ordinary version. This was clearly reflected in the data.
He Desheng thought that even if Boss Pei did not increase everyone's salary immediately, he would at least silently remember their contributions in his heart, right?
Indeed, the corners of Boss Pei's mouth curved slightly, revealing a meaningful smile.
"Yes, your suggestions are very good, and they are very helpful!"
He Desheng was a little embarrassed. "Boss Pei, you flatter us. This is what we should do!"
Pei Qian smiled on the surface but sniggered in his heart.
Caught the dog!
What's more, it took the initiative to bite the bait this time!
Pei Qian had not considered this at all. He had thought that the changes to GOG must have been done by Li Yada's design team. What did it have to do with Dream Realization Ventures?
In the end, this He Desheng self-destructed and took the initiative to confess!
Good job, He Desheng. I shouldn't have kept you when I saw your name!
Pei Qian still maintained his smile. "Why did you think of submitting suggestions to GOG?"
He Desheng smiled and explained. "Actually, our original intention was to make the game mechanism no longer restrict Boss Ma's outstanding gaming talent.
"Moreover, we did not just provide suggestions for GOG. We also sent the same suggestions to Finger Games.
"Boss Pei, you don't have to worry too much about it. We're just doing what we can. We're just doing our best!"
He Desheng had a humble look on his face.
Pei Qian could not help but be stunned, and his train of thought changed.
He did not care about He Desheng's polite words but the middle sentence.
He sent it to Finger Games as well?
Didn't that mean that IOI and GOG were on the same starting line again?
No, IOI would definitely be ahead of GOG. After all, Finger Games had invested more, had been developing it for a longer time, and had more manpower.
Hmm … it was a false alarm.
Since IOI was still far ahead of GOG, there was no need to worry too much.
In any case, there could only be one winner in the end.
Even if GOG could make some money in the short term, as long as they were diligent in buying copyrights, they could spend all the money without causing any trouble.
Pei Qian heaved a sigh of relief at that thought.
Fortunately, He Desheng didn't deserve to die.
Pei Qian almost wanted to arrange for him to travel to the Great Rift Valley in East Africa.
Since that was the case … he could avoid death, but he could not escape punishment.
He could not let them continue playing games!
Pei Qian looked at Ma Yang and then at the gold-medal players around him.
Think about it carefully. Where did all these problems originate from?
GOG was changed to be more friendly to newcomers because He Desheng and the others had given suggestions.
They had given suggestions to take care of Boss Ma's gaming experience.
Boss Ma played games every day because …
He had nothing to do.
Why did Ma Yang have nothing to do? That was because Pei Qian did not give him any more money after he spent the twenty million yuan. Dream Realization Ventures had completely stopped operating.
Pei Qian pondered. No matter how he thought about it, the main culprit was still himself?
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