Not to mention, he also personally wrote a brilliant and ingenious design document that was truly amazing...
As long as his name is on the list, even if only one game name is confirmed, everyone at Blue Star Studio will immediately stand up and raise their hands in approval.
Honestly, having such a god-like boss who guarantees every project will be both critically acclaimed and commercially successful is a kind of luck that most people can only dream of.
In this world, some bosses have very good tempers and are easy to talk to about anything;
Some superiors are generous and often treat people to meals;
Some bosses are very charismatic and can lead everyone to enjoy the development process...
However, the most realistic point is that all of the above are secondary considerations.
The most important quality for a leader is the ability to lead everyone to make a lot of money.
That's right, money is the core and root of leadership!
To date, every project Mingyan has spearheaded has become a huge success, and every single one of them has resulted in significant profits.
This is the only explanation for how he was able to maintain maximum authority in the studio.
Even if he had a bad temper, it would be considered a quirk of a great person... and people might even call it "gap moe" (a cute contrast between his outward appearance and his inner character).
The victor is king, the loser is villain—that's the reality of this world.
...
Amidst the jubilant celebration of Blue Star fans, numerous other news stories were unearthed.
For example, Cruise Capital had already invested in several sandbox games that resembled Minecraft.
However, under these circumstances, the other party dared not make any major promotional moves.
Even if the game itself only borrows ideas and cannot be said to constitute plagiarism, the market doesn't care about such things.
With Minecraft dominating the sandbox game scene, all other imitators must temporarily avoid the limelight and lie low in the shadow of the giant.
The previous wave of criticism against League of Legends has reached its end.
The haters can only seize on one flaw: it's all League of Legends' fault, making professional players in League A unwilling to train and all "losing their ambitions for gaming"!
Do you still remember "The Goddess's Kiss," the professional player in the Chinese Super League?
His fans are going crazy because he's not just addicted to League of Legends himself...
He even recommended the game to all the professional gamers he knew!
Oh my god!
Those professional gamers who gathered together for closed training were all top performers on the field, towering figures in the sport.
Fans were really looking forward to seeing them train hard and become famous after they finished their training.
But to everyone's surprise, after they came out, one by one... they all became addicted to League of Legends.
—Have you considered the feelings of your fans?
At first, everyone was completely dumbfounded.
Then the sky collapsed and the earth cracked!
In the end, all I wanted to do was grab onto that "goddess's kiss," shake him a thousand times, and demand: "Brother, do you have a clear conscience?!"
Day after day, bad news kept coming in.
"Goddess's Kiss," who ranked in the top 50 of the national competition, is a card summoner by profession but is obsessed with assassins.
A mage player who ranked in the top 100 of the national competition is obsessed with marksmen, claiming to have "explosive output," but he dies instantly in team fights!
This veteran of League of Legends was surprisingly bad at the game, stuck in the Silver rank and unable to climb any higher.
And he won't admit he's bad at it!
Despite his fans' earnest advice, he wouldn't listen at all and even changed his blog name to "I'm not a human being until I reach Platinum rank".
Moreover, because of this conflict, this bigwig in the Jia League has actually seen a surge in popularity, which is quite puzzling.
In the end, his fans were so angry that they spontaneously formed a team to snipe him in the Silver rank.
If you're facing him, die in the bot lane and gank him to death!
They put him on a bad team, then relentlessly "trolled" him, earnestly urging him to go back to training for the next game...
However, there are so many players in the Silver rank of League of Legends that it's practically impossible to find a match you want.
The fans failed to persuade the bigwig to return to the league, and instead, many of their own people were thrown into trouble.
That's roughly it—
Phase 1 (Incubation Period): "What's so fun about this trash game! Once I've mastered it, I'll bring him back."
Phase 2 (mild symptoms): "It seems kind of interesting... Anyway, I haven't been matched with anyone, so I'll just play by myself for this game."
Phase Three (Rapid Intensification): "What's League of Legends? What's live streaming? What's an idol? Don't bother me while I'm playing League of Legends!"
People in the fourth stage (when the disease is terminal and incurable) have already stopped speaking.
Because he no longer visits any forums related to the Chinese Super League, and basically no other forums either.