"This person's ga is quite interesting. Let's ask if they're willing to sign a five-year contract and join Yoga for five years."
In Yoga's conference room, Teng Feng, the overall head, looked at the recent ga download data on the platform.
The ga called "Get Over It: Digging for Ascension" had experienced an incredibly rapid increase in downloads. In just three days, it went from being unknown to reaching the top position on the popularity chart.
Day One: It was just Brother Yin playing the ga.
Day Two: His fans joined in, causing a frenzy.
Day Three: The entire streaming platform, including non-gaming strears, started playing the ga encouraged by their fans.
Soon, it beca a mont of universal heartache.
With simple mouse-based gaplay, it provided everyone with the most intense pressure.
Unlike the popular "1-hit KO" gas flooding the market, where players can pay to level up and beco stronger quickly, this ga was designed to be exceptionally challenging, causing players to feel a mix of emotions.
"Finally, talk to him about buying the rights to the ga. It's a waste for him to operate it. Selling the ga permanently for 10 yuan? That's just devaluing the ga!" Teng Feng watched strears madly smashing their keyboards.
Even netizens comnted under various clips: "The ga designer must own a keyboard factory."
So observant netizens even noticed a significant increase in keyboard sales on a certain online shopping platform.
Custor service representatives from various stores received many peculiar questions:
"Is this keyboard of good quality? Can it withstand being smashed several tis?"
"Is there a pressure test? Is it waterproof?"
"Can you give a discount? I want to buy more, so I won't mind if it gets damaged."
...
Teng Feng snorted. If he were managing the ga, he would definitely introduce so features, like allowing players to pay to revive once, buy skins for various containers, or purchase grappling hooks for temporary rescues.
Of course, each session would have limited uses, and VIP players could use them more tis.
Looking at the ga designer's profile, he couldn't help but sigh. The student was still in school and didn't understand business at all.
Kids at this stage were very naive when it ca to ga developnt, not considering money-making aspects.
"Let's get a designer to contact him and invite him to our company. His talent is quite good, and he's worth cultivating." After saying this, Teng Feng closed the designer's profile.
There were dedicated staff mbers responsible for contacting Ye Feng about this matter.
The content on the multi-functional screen in the conference room changed after the information about "Get over It: Digging for Ascension." It switched to preparations for the TGA annual awards at the end of the year.
It was only March, but they were already getting ready for the year-end event.
Although Yoga was a gaming platform, their people were also involved in ga developnt.
"This ti, our target award is the Best Independent Ga." Teng Feng spoke seriously.
This award, established over a decade ago, was ant to recognize outstanding works in the category of Best Independent Ga. It was aid at honoring those gas that cannot invest a significant amount of money in developnt and promotion but excel in innovation and fun gaplay.
The people in the conference room nodded in response, but there wasn't much excitent.
Because it was the sa every year.
...
That day, Ye Feng received a ssage from Yoga.
"An offer to join? And a proposal to buy the ga? They want to buy the rights to the ga for two million yuan?" Song Shan stood beside Ye Feng, his breathing becoming rapid.
He looked enviously at the email Ye Feng had just received.
"That's amazing! You'll be part of the Yoga in the future! Isn't this job too good?" Song Shan exclaid.
This was one of the benefits of becoming famous while still in school. Many big companies would extend invitations, and with a simple agreent, one could join them and receive a generous salary.
Ye Feng glanced at the email, showing no emotion in his eyes.
In fact, he didn't even hesitate. He imdiately replied to the email.
[Thank you for the invitation, but it conflicts with my career plans. I'm not considering it for now.]
Song Shan couldn't even stop him in ti before Ye Feng had already sent the email.
"What are you doing? This is a rare opportunity!" Song Shan quickly grabbed the mouse, trying to retract the email, but it showed that the recipient had already opened it, making it impossible to retract.
Seeing his reaction, Ye Feng smiled.
From the original host's mories, Song Shan was the person he was closest to in this world.
If he hadn't co from another world, agreeing to this job offer would have been the biggest achievent of his college life.
Song Shan genuinely cared for the original host.
"I sent you so weapon information to your email. Go ahead and create the models." Ye Feng directly handed over the file to Song Shan.
"What do you an? Do you know who you just rejected?" Song Shan was speechless. Was this guy serious?
"Digging for Ascension made so small money, so this ti, let's invest in creating a new ga." Ye Feng turned to look at Song Shan.
"Do you call two million a small sum of money?" Song Shan was astonished. Wasn't this a considerable amount?
"This ti, how much do you plan to invest?"
"Of course—"
"All in!" Ye Feng handed the ga proposal to Song Shan.
[Dead Cells]
Song Shan opened the ga proposal and found that it contained everything from level design to weapons, various monsters, and special abilities...
Basically, all the essential elents for a ga were well-defined.
Now, he finally realized that Ye Feng was serious about this.
"Starting your own ga studio? That's quite a big leap..." Song Shan was at a loss for words.
"That's why I need you to help . Otherwise, I'd have to work on this forever," Ye Feng replied.
"Alright, since you're going crazy, I guess I have no choice but to accompany you. Just rember to take care of the food!" Song Shan laughed and returned to his computer desk. He opened the email that Ye Feng had just sent him.
"My goal isn't grand; I just want everyone to give a comnt of 'Super Hard' !"
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