Vol 2 Chapter 804: Just can't see

Chapter Eighty Four

Just can't see

Thousands of players are online!

Since Lin Feng created the "Second World" in 2000 and introduced the legend to China, creating a new wave of the Internet era, after three years of operation, the industry has already had a fairly mature concept of online games. According to industry statistics, when an online game can have 100,000 people online, the game can continue to operate; when an online game can have millions of people online, its game operating company’s monthly net profit will be several. Ten million yuan; and when the number of online games reaches ten million, the profit of this online game will be immeasurable.

Witnessing the popularity of virtual life, many game companies are full of jealousy about the "Second World". In the past, a simple crazy farm that couldn't be simpler swept the world. Now it contributes tens of millions of dollars in profits to the "Second World" every month. This financial statement makes all companies look jealous and painful. Now, a virtual life has once again created an online record for large-scale online role-playing games, which makes all game companies at home and abroad deeply jealous.

The lucky Chinese let him find a way to make money again. —— "Nintendo" President Satoshi Iwata said bitterly.

Since the last time Lam Fung acquired the "konami" company in Japan and created the "Second Game", a salary increase order has directly led to an exponential increase in the staff costs of domestic game companies, which has made many domestic game companies hate it. Into the bone. Now that Lin Feng's virtual life has once again created brilliance, how can he not be jealous as a friend of his colleagues. Of course, compared with domestic online game companies, companies such as "Nintendo" are not so tasty. Anyway, their main force is in the home stand-alone game market and has nothing to do with online games. They only need to guard their one-acre three-point land.

However, to a certain extent, the more successful Lin Feng's "Second World" is, the greater the benefit of his "Second Game", which may also have a greater impact on their interests. In short, still unhappy.

The real headaches are still domestic and European and American online game companies. Of course, compared with domestic online game companies, their market share is limited, and it really doesn't matter to them that virtual life is not listed. No matter how the market share is compressed, no matter how small the share is, their games are still games after all. There are always merits, and naturally there will always be people playing. Therefore, in a practical sense, the success of virtual life has nothing to do with them. Big. Of course, this is purely an "ostrich policy." If you dig your head into the mound, you won't see anything, so you don't have to worry about it all day.

But I have no choice but to witness the success of the "Second World". Now domestic online game companies can only put on a posture that a dead pig is not afraid of boiling water. No matter what games you launch in the "Second World", their market share is already It is no longer possible to be compressed to the smallest possible size. It can be said that it doesn't matter anymore. You can play whatever game you like. ——This mentality is also forced out by the "Second World", otherwise the CEOs of many game companies may go crazy.

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However, many game company bosses are quite relieved that compared to the game mode of virtual life, domestic players are not too fanatical about it. Domestic players currently prefer the kind of personal heroism, passionate, and killing online games. Games like virtual life that require everyone to work together and work together, and require a lot of communication, are not very enthusiastic at present. Of course, because there are too many female players in the virtual life, these male players will always invest a little time in every day.

The game companies in Europe and the United States are the ones who have suffered the most. Originally there was no virtual life, and European and American players also honestly played games such as eq, fierce battles of sea, land and air, but the launch of virtual life took away a large number of their players in an instant.

Originally, the Sims launched by "ea" had a large customer base in Europe and America. Now the virtual life launched by "Second World" integrates the elements of Sims and Sim City, allowing players to start by building their own city, and then Experience the leisurely life of a city citizen, and during the construction process, players need a lot of cooperation and communication between players, which is very in line with the game orientation of European and American players. For European and American players, in addition to enjoying the thrill of clearance, the game lies more in the joy of playing with friends.

At present, whether it is eq or other online games, the teamwork is not very good, but the virtual life reflects this very well, which makes European and American players extremely satisfied. Especially thinking that I can change the appearance of the city I live in real life, which is too challenging for European and American players. What's more, virtual life is completely free forever, which makes European and American players happy.

Although Europe and the United States belong to the developed countries of the West, it is undeniable that there are also poor people among the players. Especially when playing any game in Europe and the United States has to pay a high price, a completely free online game suddenly appeared, which is really gratifying. In a short period of time, countless young people from Europe and the United States plunged into this completely free virtual life world. And this is exactly what makes many European and American game companies complain.

Originally, most European and American players play games with great self-control, and it is impossible to indulge. Although the game is fun, players can distinguish the difference between reality and the game, and can control themselves. Although this may seem bad for online game operators, it is exactly in line with the ideas of European and American online game operators. Players have self-control to experience several games at the same time, and everyone can make money. But nowadays, in virtual life, most European and American players do not come out after plunged into it, and are actually addicted to it. This surprised and annoyed many European and American game companies. All go to play virtual life, who will play their games?

This is actually not to blame European and American players, but to blame virtual life for their appetite. In the game, it is really exciting and inspiring to see that the city where I live is undergoing subtle changes every moment with the efforts of myself and my friends. And because completing different tasks will get different "citizen honor points", this is also about the city's right to speak in the future, which has to indulge many European and American players, hoping to get as many "citizen honor points" in the early stage. "To lay the foundation for the city mayor and other officials in the future.

In addition, recreating a city is an extremely cumbersome, extremely subtle matter, which requires the completion of massive tasks, and it is reasonable for European and American players to indulge in it. What's more, don't forget that the "Second World" official will select all the cities in its virtual life in one month. From the first to the last, a one-by-one assessment will be conducted, and the advantages and disadvantages of each city will be listed and announced on the website.

In this case, as the creator of a city, who wants his city to lag behind others, and who wants to see his city ranked low on the Internet. A sense of honor and a sense of devotion make it a matter of course for European and American players to fall into it.

Damn it, it's free forever, I think how do you carry so many server maintenance costs and labor costs? ——Many online game companies scolded in indignation.