Game Designers: You Don’t Understand Charity

   "Our overseas manpower is limited, it is difficult to wrestle with Fengyun Studio." Wu Ke said in a deep voice.

  Yan Kang: "It's okay, sometimes you don't have to use your own knife to kill someone."

   "Okay! Then I'll be with you." Wu Ke nodded.

   "No, you stay here." Yan Kang turned his head and looked at Wu Ke calmly.

   "The matter is of great importance, but someone must take care of the affairs here. During this time, it can only depend on you."

  Wu Ke's heart sank. This was the first time the two of them parted ways.

   "With domestic Yunfeng not coming out, I can see that Fengyun Studio's methods are still a little immature. As long as you play steadily, they will be a big deal."

   "Now the overseas side is the most important thing. I won't let Fengyun Studio be so easy." Yan Kang's mouth slightly raised.

  The other party is playing a game where the enemy is clear and we are dark. If he doesn’t intervene, then he won’t be called Yan Kang anymore.

  Wu Ke was silent, and then nodded vigorously.

"it is good!"

  …

  Overseas, Biyu headquarters.

   "This is what you told me everything went well, now it's all ruined!"

  Frank's hand hit the table heavily, looking at the two people in the video conference, his tone was a little angry.

   "In just this short week, not only did the previous public opinion not continue to play a role, but its influence was greatly weakened!"

   "Now the popularity of Fengyun Studio's revenue is slowly recovering, and all the previous work will be in vain."

   "What the **** are you doing?!"

  Pukakon's side, Jack frowned slightly after hearing this, and began to growl in dissatisfaction.

   "Hey, Frank! Back then, the three of us agreed to this plan secretly. It would be a bit unkind for you to pick yourself out now."

   "Who knew such a coincidence would happen, and Fengyun Studio is not a vegetarian."

   "Shortly after the public opinion fermented, they added a strong review and reporting mechanism to their major games, targeting uncivilized behavior in the game and banning them for a long time without explanation!"

   "The manpower we arranged to stir up the muddy water is completely inadequate, and it will be gone before the waves are turned."

  Snowstorm Headquarters, Hua Er adjusted his monocle, a little puzzled.

   "Such a rough ban, will there be no accidental injury?"

  Under such a mechanism, their water army has no room to play, but it will definitely affect many players.

   "There were indeed voices of dissatisfaction, but they were quickly suppressed by Fengyun Studio. They probably also anticipated this situation and set up a special human resource window to provide complaints, barely suppressing the protest." Jack explained.

   "That's a lot of courage." Frank narrowed his eyes.

  The behavior of such a large screening of players should be handled with caution by any game developer.

   The benefactors who made the money are all gone, who will guarantee the revenue of the game.

   I have to admit that most of the krypton gold players who have contributed a lot in the game are far from as high-quality as imagined, and uncivilized behavior in the game is inevitable.

  Under the current operating mechanism of Fengyun Studio, at least 20% of heavy krypton players will be dissuaded, and the impact on turnover will be even greater.

  Frank couldn't understand why the other party had such courage.

  He also met the overseas leader of Fengyun Studio several times in public, and he has the impression that the other party is definitely not so bold in his actions.

   What they don't know is.

  Yan Linfei did not have such courage and courage, but Yun Feng did!

   That day, after the video edited by Wu Bing gradually became popular, Yun Feng issued this order vigorously.

   Yan Linfei who was present was stunned in shock.

  Using Yunfeng's original words at that time.

   "Games serve the entire player community. Some pests that live in a messy network environment are not within the scope of our game services. There is no need to care about such turnover!"

  The entire overseas branch started to move vigorously that day, adding a large number of review mechanisms, optimizing the entire game environment in an almost tragic way.

  If there are ten sailors who have been kicked out, then there are a hundred uncivilized players who have been banned.

   But the subsequent effect is also significant.

  Popularity and fame are recovering, and at a speed that Frank and others are afraid of.

   If this continues, the situation they painstakingly created will be ruined once again.

   "Start the plan directly!" Frank said in a decisive tone.

   "You mean?!" Jack looked up with surprise on his face.

   This is the bow, but there is no turning back.

   "Yes, that's right!" Frank nodded vigorously, looking at the two of them.

   "Hold a game conference!"

  …

  Fengyun Studio, overseas branch.

   "Tsk tsk tsk, the list of banned players from Hell on Earth, the list of banned players from CrossFire, the list of banned players from PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds..." Lao Mo was amazed while shaking his paper fan.

   He looked at Yun Feng, who was sitting on the sofa and was dealing with mountain-high data, and joked.

   "I didn't expect you to be a dignified general manager, but you are working as a grassroots employee, Yun Feng."

   "Stop making trouble." Yun Feng gave Mo Peifeng a helpless look, lowered his head and continued to process the documents.

   It's just different from others, the pile of documents on his desk is being digested at an extremely fast speed.

   "Here." Soon, Yun Feng sorted out a list again and handed it to Mo Peifeng.

   "This is the information of the navy personnel suspected of being arranged by the three companies. With your ability, you should be able to easily track down the hidden IP address."

   "That's ~ playing this in front of me, that's playing big swords in front of Guan Gong." Lao Mo took the list and said while shaking his head.

   "However, with your list, I can almost lock these people."

   "Well, so fast?" Yun Feng smiled.

  Old Mo's handling ability is indeed more reliable than he expected.

   "I'm just curious, what are you going to do after these people?" Lao Mo looked like a curious baby.

   "They are just small characters who fish in troubled waters, so you don't need to go to war."

   "Could it be that you're still planning to let them evaporate." A glint of obscurity flashed in Lao Mo's eyes, "I can help, but...that's another price."

   "No." Yun Feng raised his hand to stop, "Don't talk to me, if you want to know, I will tell you."

   "All ears."

  Yun Feng coughed, "The next thing I want is not to deal with these people, but I hope you can send someone to keep an eye on the movements of this wave of people."

"Oh?"

   "Although the matter has been largely resolved this time, the real highlight is still to come. The three game companies are not so easy to let go."

   "The other party will take action soon, and when the time comes, there is a high probability that they will join this group of people."

   "That's why you took advantage of this ban. First, to clean up the game environment, and second, to completely liberate this group of people. It is futile for them to arrange manpower now." Old Mo thought deeply.

   "And when the time comes, once they receive new orders, we will be able to investigate their changes and find out their plans."

   "As expected of you, Yunfeng, I want to applaud you." Mo Peifeng couldn't see his expression under the sunglasses, and praised him generously.

   Turning his head, Lao Mo realized that Yun Feng was looking directly at him.

   "Let's be honest." Yun Feng suddenly smiled, "You already have information, don't you?"

  Old Mo froze for a moment, then sighed in frustration, "I really can't hide it from you."

   "It seems that the other party's actions are faster than I imagined." Yun Feng took a sip of tea.

   "And you talk so much and show off so much, you must have figured out the other party's plan."

   "Tell me, your intelligence."

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