Chapter 1494: Did He Request For The High Rail Ticket?
Translator: Atlas StudiosEditor: Atlas Studios
February 25th, Monday.
Pei Qian ca to the office as usual and briefly explained the current situation of the various departnts.
Settlent was on Thursday. No new products were to be released from the various departnts. They had basically arranged for sudden spending. However, whether they could incur losses or not would depend on this last bluff.
Until now, it was not safe to incur losses.
Pei Qian paid attention to IOI first.
Pei Qian had not heard from them for a while ever since the four-man team went to talk to Dayak Corporation.
The main reason was that there was a ti difference between the two sides. What’s more, Pei Qian felt that he could not help much and asked the four of them to take charge. ng Chang finally decided that it would be enough as long as they could reach a deal.
He did not know about the internal news, but it was quite difficult not to pay attention to external news.
Last Tuesday, Finger Gas released so negative news. For example, they wanted to rge with the sub servers and organize a paywall on April Fool’s Day. That caused Finger Gas’ share price to plumt.
Aweek had passed, and the decline was almost over.
That weekend, Finger Gas created a new ss.
First, he announced the redo plan of so heroes with lower chances of winning. Second, he made so adjustnts to the ranking rules.
‘These two matters were not announced at the sa ti. Instead, they were announced two days later. However, without exception, they caused negative public opinion!
First of all, it was a good thing to redo the plan. After all, the ga had developed until now. The chanisms of many heroes that had been designed in the past were no longer in line with the current ga rhythm. There was no chance to play at all. It was very difficult to balance the system alone. Thus,
it was reasonable to redo it.
However, the problem was that Finger Gas was producing new heroes too slowly!
Previously, when IOI and GOG were on fire, Finger Gas produced new heroes very quickly. However, as IOI beca worse, they spent a lot of ti and energy to create various skins. The production speed of new heroes had been greatly reduced.
Under such circumstances, there was actually such a large-scale redo plan.
Naturally, gars would wonder: Can you produce new heroes?
Redoing old heroes could also bring so novelty, but how could it compare to new heroes?
This gave people the feeling that 101 heroes were in their twilight years, lost their ambition, and began to gnaw on their old books.
The adjustnt of the ranking rules had also been scolded.
Finger Gas claid that in order to bring all players, especially new players, a better gaming experience, the new ranking rules would make so adjustnts to the matching chanism. It would more dynamically balance the number of players on both sides and different segnts.
At first, gars thought that this was good news. However, insider news quickly spread that the new ranking rules were to make it so that most gars’ chances of winning were about 50%!
Why? That was because it would maximize the retention of players and ensure the number of players.
That was because most players’ chances of winning were maintained at 50%. Coupled with the additional winning points, it was guaranteed that they would definitely be able to play well. Even so relatively rookie players would be able to experience the feeling of lying down and winning after losing too
much, The ga would bring them a better experience.
For IOI, it was currently facing the serious situation of losing players from the fish pond.
The loss of Fish Pool players would cause the entire ranking pyramid to collapse from the bottom to the top. It would cause the ranking of all players to drop collectively, resulting in very serious consequences.
For a ga like GOG that maintained the growth of players and had a huge player base, this was not a big problem. However, to IOI, this was obviously directly related to its survival.
Previously, he had said that he wanted to rge with the sub servers because of this consideration. He wanted to better ensure the depth of the fish pond.
However, this brought a new problem. Those who would play more but were not strong enough to be professional gars would feel very uncomfortable!
That was because the system had to ensure that the ssed up players could maintain a 50% chance of winning while lying down. That ant they had to sacrifice the gaming experience of so outstanding players.
After a player’s winning streak, they would definitely frequently encounter scamming teammates and forcefully lower their winning rate. In the end, everyone’s winning rate would be roughly maintained at 50%. Even if the winning rate of powerful players was slightly higher, it would not be much
higher.
‘The chances of winning could be maintained between 70% to 80% unless so particularly powerful god-like players or professional players were to die in the ga. It was very difficult to break through 50% of the winning rate. The most likely outco was to leave an entire page of SVP.
From the perspective of a ga rchant, this seed to be a perfect choice.
For so players who were more ssed up, they would not be dissuaded from continuously kneeling, As long as the number of ranking competitions increased, they would be able to see their rankings slowly increase. For those players who could relatively C, even though they were very unhappy with
the 50% win rate, they had C at least. It was SVP. They had only been arranged by their ssed up teammates. It was not worth it to leave the ga in anger because of this.
Originally, this rule was intended to be updated secretly. At that ti, gars would not be able to sense it for a short period of ti. They could pull a wave of retention.
Unexpectedly, this rule was leaked out for so reason!
This was explosive.
From the perspective of Finger Gas, this new ranking chanism could indeed improve the gaming experience of new gars and prevent the further loss of the fish pond. However, this was very unacceptable to more capable gars.
‘What right do you have to match with a ssed up teammate and forcefully lower my chances of winning to 50%?
The ranking competition should be based on one’s own skills. In the end, I C-ed so many tis and so many promotions were done by those slackers. Why did I work so hard to train my skills and seriously want to win the competition?
I put in so much effort to train my skills, and in the end, I’m lonely?
His ideals were voluptuous but they went against the consensus of most gars. That was why he was scolded badly!
The consecutive negative events caused Finger Gas’ share price to fall again. It felt like it was about to turn cold.
Pei Qian’s heart began to race.
‘What was going on? Everything was going according to plan.
‘What was wrong with the upper echelons of Finger Gas? Did they give up on themselves? Why did they start lowering their intelligence?
What about the CEO of Finger Gas? Can he manage it?
However… on the bright side, perhaps the acquisition of Finger Gas would be smoother that way?
Pei Qian could not understand if the upper echelons of Finger Gas were collectively crazy or if it was because they were ‘unable to transport heroes’. In any case, he was getting more and more confused about Finger Gas.
Just as he was thinking about this, he heard a knock on his office door.
He looked up and saw Lu Mingliang.
“Boss Pei, I’m here to admit my mistakes. When I was debating with Nie Yunsheng of Shengyun Corporation on Saturday, I subconsciously said so inappropriate words because I was too emotional. I also pulled a lot of hatred. I’m willing to take all the responsibility.”
Lu Mingliang had gone to Shanghai to et Nie Yunsheng. He had indeed arranged for it. However, the words that he had said on the spot were very improvised.
So had indeed been thought of to expose the hypocritical veil of Shengyun Corporation, but so had been improvised and said out loud.
Now, the live-stream had already caused a heated response online. From the looks of the results, Lu Mingliang had beco famous in one battle. Upwind Logistics’ reputation had skyrocketed, and the express delivery business had skyrocketed.
However, he had to admit that Lu Mingliang had not asked Pei Qian for instructions or confird so of his words before he spoke. Lu Mingliang was not sure if Boss Pei would support his words or not, and whether these words would affect Upwind Logistics and the future developnt of Tengda
Corporation.
‘Thus, Lu Mingliang decided to wait until Monday to report to Boss Pei.
After a mont of silence, Pei Qian said, “Have you paid for your overti pay on Saturday? Have you paid for your high-speed rail ticket?”
Lu Mingliang was stunned. “Er… they’re all open.”
Pei Qian imdiately grinned. “That’s good! Other than that, that’s not a big deal. I watched the video of you attacking Nie Yunsheng. It’s quite good. There’s no problem.”
“The most important thing is to announce to everyone that Upwind Logistics will not increase in price for ten years and that we will be subsidizing on a large scale. That has completely won my heart! That’s great!”
“As for attracting hatred… those companies deserve a good scolding! I hope that they can work together to deal with Tengda and create so difficulty for !”
“What’s more, you’ve done a good job of turning that express deliveryman over on the spot. You’ve even combined it with the recent special recruitnt examinations and gave a brand new idea.”
“I want to give you a fixed quota to poach people!”
“Tl give you so slots alone. Go and poach the employees who used to work in Shengyun Corporation. Since we’ve already fallen out, we might as well tear them up even more completely!”
“If we can achieve good results by poaching people this ti, we can popularize this rule and let the other departnts imitate it!”
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