The gas that Silla Entertainnt had released so far were innovative, but they lacked in IP, or intellectual property, according to so critics.
They said that the gas did not consider the users’ needs and preferences when creating the content.
But the few gas that they quietly launched this ti were different.
“Fantasy Life”
It was not revolutionary, but it was a significant improvent over the existing gas in the genre. And it had plenty of content to offer.
People were very familiar with mobile gas, so they could tell whether a ga was good or bad after playing it for about 30 minutes.
They had a rough estimate of its potential.
—Wow, the graphics are amazing. I’ve never seen such graphics on a mobile ga before.
—I don’t know how they optimized it, but my phone doesn’t get hot at all.
—The sub-content is pretty solid too. Fishing alone could be a separate ga and sell well.
—You can even read all the books in the library… The chronology alone would fill several books.
The ga was set in a fantasy world, but it had a lot of detail and realism that drew rave reviews.
And the interaction with the NPCs was unparalleled by any other ga that had co out so far.
The NPCs in the ga reacted to all kinds of keywords, and they even had different repertoires.
—I went hunting with an adventurer who asked to join him, and I was having fun until I realized he was an NPC lol
—I’ve never seen a ga with such diverse and complex NPC routines. Is this really a mobile ga?
—Hey, this sailing and trading part could be sold separately and be super fun.
—If this is what they ca up with after absorbing the developnt staff, how aweso will their next ga be?
The most praised aspect was that the BM, or business model, was not too harsh.
There was no gacha system, and the only benefits they offered were related to storage or costus.
So users even started to feel anxious about it.
—It’s good that they block the nuclear whales, but I wonder if they can maintain it like this.
—It reached 500,000 concurrent users in one day, but why isn’t it lagging? Sotis we need so disconnection or rollback to feel relieved.
—Are the operators artificial intelligence? They only give the answers I need. It’s amazing.
—This is a gift from Yu Ji-ha to us. So enjoy it as much as you can.
The users and the industry who had been waiting for Silla Entertainnt’s gas cheered or were disappointed.
The forr cheered that the ultimate ga in terms of gaplay had appeared, and the latter were disappointed that Yu Ji-ha’s takeover of the industry did not have much side effects.
They were especially shocked that he released such a high-quality ga without any monetization incentives.
—Did they develop it themselves…? There’s a rumor that the staff they absorbed only did the finishing touches.
—All the future gas will have to be compared to this one. How can they compete with that content realistically?
—The answer is to catch the nuclear whales. That ga is almost perfect, but it doesn’t satisfy the needs of the nuclear whales.
They were mistaken about one thing.
The nuclear whales also liked gas with a lot of people.
That way, they could show off their level or equipnt.
But there was nothing to envy in this ga, and it was not easy to control it by making a clan.
There was no one to control.
The bosses that often appeared in typical fantasy gas did not exist, and mines and such were owned by countries or nobles.
You could own a mine if you beca a powerful noble, but you had to pay a lot of taxes to the country, and it was very difficult to get there.
Fantasy Life was a ga where you hunted moderately, sold things, and socialized with people, as its na suggested.
The nuclear whales who were disappointed by this ga had a hard ti going back to gas with gacha systems.
The companies that made gas with excessive gacha systems were classified as gambling businesses.
Gambling had been decriminalized in Korea for quite so ti, but gambling was still not well regarded.
There was hardly any support, and they had to pay a lot of taxes, and even then they could only operate in limited areas under strict conditions.
So argued that classifying them as gambling businesses just because they had so BM was too harsh.
But they had to lower their voices enough.
Wasn’t it better to keep their lineage than to disappear overnight like M Company?
And Silla Group was planning to support the ga companies that overca all these hardships.
The representative of a ga company was stunned when he saw the official docunt sent by Silla taverse.
“They’re giving us all the servers? And they’re providing us with a universal ga engine for free and even supporting the training? Am I reading this right, team leader?”
“···It’s hard to believe, but I guess it’s not a joke since it has Chairman Arma’s seal on it.”
“How much money would it cost to do this ourselves? And they’re giving it all for free? I can’t believe it.”
The problem was how much support they would get.
The ga developnt tools these days were user-friendly and even provided resources, so there was not much inconvenience.
The servers were also based on the cloud, so they could receive services according to the traffic.
There was not much reason to abandon the well-established cloud platforms and switch to the service provided by Silla Group.
If sothing went wrong and the service stopped, they would get all the bla.
But so companies that lacked money quickly changed their servers and enjoyed a very pleasant environnt.
—We don’t need to worry about optimization ti schedule. The server does everything for us when we upload the data.
—Live updates are also very easy and convenient. It’s worth paying for this level of service.
—The implentation of features is also simple, and especially extracting DB is possible with one click. We can analyze our ga from a different perspective.
—The best thing is that all this is free.
As the pioneers praised it, other companies also started to use the cloud service of taverse.
It was not inferior in quality or functionality, and it was much more convenient, so why bother spending money?
The foreign dia expressed serious concerns about being too dependent on Yu Ji-ha.
—What if Yu Ji-ha suddenly dies? What will they do then? It’s common sense that the system will collapse if the dictator disappears. How will they cope with that risk?
—The Korean ga industry is in a position of a dog that got beaten by its owner and lowered its tail. It’s pitiful.
But the actual reaction of the ga companies that beca his subjects was different.
—Yeah. We’re no different from dogs on a leash. But the leash is 1 kiloter long and the garden is over 10,000 square ters. At this point, we can live a decent dog life.
—They say if we move to the southern gacity, everything is free, from rent to electricity and water. Should we move our company too?
—The problem is Silla Group, but Chairman Arma announced that she would personally move the entire group. Then our company can also give it a try.
—But I don’t know what Silla Group gets out of doing this for us.
“It’s aningful in terms of enriching the ecosystem of the gacity.”
Yu Ji-ha was a war generation, so he didn’t like spending money on unnecessary data.
The data included things like inflated finance or gas.
To put it bluntly, the world’s GDP, the boom in the financial sector, and the apartnt prices were all aningless in the face of a plague attack.
He knew that future very well, so he had no reason to care about the scraps of data.
“I was going to do that…”
But Arma’s persuasion changed his decision.
“You need diversity in a small ecosystem like a gacity. It would be better if there were things other than the content produced by the group.”
“That might be true… Do whatever you want. It’s not like it takes a lot of resources.”
With his permission, Arma took charge of the entire Korean ga policy and gave out many benefits.
Thanks to the translation and balancing benefits through artificial intelligence, more and more companies wanted to put on his leash voluntarily.
They felt like they were missing out if they let others take everything.
—They’re very helpful and generous even to a two-person company… Lucia is an angel, an angel.
—They say the ga commission will be abolished soon and the procedures will be greatly simplified. And there are more gas being localized. It’s a good ti to play gas.
—-I know dictatorship is bad, but it’s so sweet and warm that I wish it would stay like this… I don’t want to go outside.
—These days, foreign ga companies are setting up branches in Korea to get benefits. They were all talking nonsense when they said they wanted to kill him.
However, the gas released by Silla Entertainnt were so masterpieces that other gas were pushed back in the competition.
Arma also had a ticulous plan to absorb the staff of those companies.
He would absorb all the companies into the gacity and put them under the administration bureau.
That was part of the roadmap for the reconstruction of the human alliance.
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Christmas 2029.
The Moonlight Project finally got on track.
They had been building a base on the Sea of Tranquility for a few months, but this was the first ti they sent tourists after training civilians.
Everyone expected Yu Ji-ha to be the first passenger.
He was the owner of the entire Silla Group, so it seed natural.
But the person who was chosen as the first passenger broke everyone’s expectations. He was Bill Ryan, an Arican who donated land to Starfield.
Yu Ji-ha kept his original promise.
He was moved and gave interviews to various dia outlets.
“He kept his promise exactly! To be honest, I never thought it would happen.”
“How much land did you donate?”
“A little over 10,000 acres. Actually, this is nothing. Neither the seller nor I took that docunt seriously.”
The reporter smiled and nodded.
“He’s a notorious dictator, but he has a surprising side, doesn’t he?”
“Well, I don’t know about notorious, but he’s definitely very capable. Hurry up and make reservations. You can go on a moon trip for just 100,000 dollars!”
It was high for a trip, but it was different if it was a three-night four-day trip to the moon.
The space travel so far was only about orbiting the earth a few tis and coming down.
Most countries couldn’t even produce proper astronauts, let alone travel.
Of course, you couldn’t just go to the moon by paying 100,000 dollars.
You had to undergo intensive training for a month at a specialized training facility in Naro Space Center, and you also had to sign several agreents.
But still, there were plenty of people who wanted to go to the moon.
—Instead of going abroad a few tis, I’d rather save money and go on a moon trip.
—But is it true that there are 120,000 reservations… It will take at least 10 years.
—Wait. Starfield announced a new spaceship.
The spaceship for this trip had a completely different diamond-shaped appearance from the existing Terra launch vehicle.
People who saw CGI said it looked like sothing from an Sci-fi movie.
—But where does the rocket connect to that?
—There is no rocket. It just flies like that.
—-What? Did they make an SSTO? Does ion propulsion have that much thrust?
Starfield was really crazy.
SSTO ant single-stage-to-orbit vehicle, which did not require separate fuel tanks or boosters.
In other words, it was a spaceship that flew directly into space after taking off.
It sounded easy, but there were many problems to implent SSTO realistically, such as re-entry and atmospheric pressure changes.
But Starfield actually showed people a single-stage-to-orbit vehicle.
When Yu Ji-ha entered the press conference hall, the cover that wrapped around the spaceship was removed.
The black exterior was revealed, and hundreds of reporters who gathered raised their caras at once.
“Let introduce you. This is Settler, which will handle travel in the Moonlight Project.”
Yu Ji-ha didn’t just spout out grandiose words.
He explained while showing them.
“This Settler is a single-stage-to-orbit vehicle, as you can see, and it does not have any stage separation. It only uses its own propulsion to take off, break through the atmosphere, and fly into space. Let’s watch it together.”
Soon after the countdown ended, Settler spewed out plasma and floated into the sky.
And then there were very short bursts from various parts of the fuselage, and it flew away.
It was an unbelievable sight.
“Wow.”
“Is this an Sci-fi movie we’re watching, or is this reality?”
As the reporters murmured, Settler quickly broke through the atmosphere and entered space.
“Yes! Space!”
“Screw Earth! I’m in space!”
As the cheers of the passengers, including Bill Ryan, were broadcasted to the world, the real Settler was watching them from a very far place.
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