The Boss Behind The Game Chapter 6
Chapter 6: The New Game’s yer Killer List
Trantor: Larbre Studio Editor: Larbre Studio
After deciding on quitting Antis, the gang chose to submit their resignations to the master of the
team.
They then settled on a time to gather at a restaurant outside.
“Do you regret making this decision?” Chen Ziyu, as the team leader, asked while he looked at the rest.
Wang Damang spoke, “Captain, we’ve been gaming together for so many years. We are sensitive to
the changes in the gaming market. We just felt that the game Battle Online had a huge potential, and
that’s why we quit Antis firmly without turning back. I don’t think there’s any need to regret that.
Moreover, as the first batch of yers, we have a significant advantage. Why should we worry about
our earnings in the future?”
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Xue Li who was secretly eating raised her head, “That’s right, and you won’t believe it, I can’t find the
top-up channel. That’s really sad…”
Xue Li said what was on everyone’s mind.
Not only Xue Li, in fact, everyone who was present had thought of topping-up cash to purchase epic
equipment.
Who knew that the game really did not have a top-up option, just as stated in the description. They
were absolutely speechless.
To them anyhow, as the game developed, the gamingpany would also want to make cash. It was
only a matter of time until the function was made avable.
Moreover, soul coins in the game were extremely rare, so they totally could hoard the coins for sale.
Making money was not something to be worried about.
“Then, is everyone thinking of building a guild in this new game, so we can continue to y together?”
a smile appeared on Chen Ziyu’s face.
“Of course! We have our own system of dividing the loot after killing a creature anyway. It’s not a
problem. Though, there is something I find strange. I’ve searched many gaming tforms without
coming across any advertisements of this game at all. What is thepany even thinking?”
“Exactly. If I hadn’t identally clicked on it, I wouldn’t believe an epic game like this would appear on
the homepage of a small gaming site,” Wang Damang spoke immediately after Wang Chao.
Probably the boss who created the game is too rich. They could only draw such an inference.
…
At the same time, Lu Wu and Bei Li were in the house having a bowl of instant noodles, wolfing down
their food.
“Lu Wu, you really are broke!” Bei Li scrunched her face as she took another bite of the noodles.
Lu Wu’s face reddened and heughed awkwardly, “When the number of yers increases, there will
be numerous ways to earn money. At that time, I’ll bring you tovish feasts and raise you into a sturdy
and fair woman.”
Bei Li nodded her head, looking adorable. She stirred her noodles with her chopsticks and slurped
them loudly.
“By the way, why do you need to eat, too?” as he ate noodles, Lu Wu asked out of curiosity.
“There are physical and spiritual bodies in the underworld. Since I’m a physical being, of course I need
to eat,” Bei Li answered as a matter-of-fact.
Lu Wu suddenly realized that Bei Li was always a physical being, and that he could touch her.
After finishing their noodles, they discussed how to promote the game again.
Small gaming sites had very low traffic flow. Not many yers would click on it.
However, in order to promote the game, an enormous sum of capital was needed.
For example, a certain short video tform had abundant traffic flow, but advertising on the website
required a sum of money to be saved into their ount.
Only then the tform would post the advertisements and the link.
Every time visitors clicked on the link, the tform would deduct the advertising fee in the ount.
Even if it was an unintentional act, and the visitors soon closed the link after losing interest, the money
would still be deducted.
Using the above method, it would cost at least a million a day, given therge traffic flow of the huge
tforms.
Moreover, Battle Online currently had no options for microtransactions. The expense was humongous
while they had no ie, so Lu Wu gave up on the above method at once.
Therefore, the duo had to seek other ways. They were surfing through several gaming tforms in
hopes of finding some sort of special marketing event.
After going through ten or more sites, Lu Wu actually did find a free promotion event held by arge
gaming tform.
“The Best New Game’s yer Killer List”
In hopes of seeking the best new game of the year, tform173 is starting a voting event to promote
new games. All certified and registered gaming websites are weed to pick a self-made game to
compete in the tform173 yer Killer List Contest. All contesting games will be evaluated by our
game evaluators by a total score of 10 during the event period.
Games that achieve a score of eight and above will be given a homepage promotion on the tform for
one day, and the voting session will be pioneered by yers.
Event Evaluation Period: 30 days
First Prize Award: A 10-day tform173 homepage promotion resource, a five-minute CG game
production
First runner-up: A five-day tform173 homepage promotion resource
Come and read on our website wuxia worldsite. Thanks
Second runner-up: A two-day tform173 homepage promotion resource
All interpretation rights of this event belong to tform173.
…
Lu Wu and Bei Li saw the announcement and exchanged nces, both exuberant.
To be rmended on the homepage of a huge gaming site like tform173 would definitely direct a
considerable traffic flow to the game.
Most importantly, the event was unbelievably free of charge.
Of course, it would only happen provided their game could achieve a score of eight, the minimum score
to be rmended.
Nheless, Lu Wu was not worried about that.
A game that felt a hundred percent realistic did not exist in the current market. He was absolutely
confident in winning the top three prizes, or even the championship!
As he saw that the registration deadline was only three days away, Lu Wu clicked on the participate
button at once. He sent the details and certification of his small gaming site and waited for a reply.
The customer service department of tform173 was efficient. Lu Wu’s message was soon replied to,
and he received a link for his game to be reviewed.
Clicking on the link, Lu Wu entered the details of his website and registered an ount. At the same
time, he uploaded Battle Online to the review page.
A prompt then popped up:
The content is under review. You will receive a reply in three to five days. Thank you for your patience.
Afterpleting everything, Lu Wu and Bei Li discussed the optimization of the game.
Their discussionsted for three hours. Lu Wu and Bei Li had a piece of draft paper as they nned
the main quest of the game.
A main quest would of course be based on the battle theme and developed ordingly.
Recalling his old ancestor’s great ambition, boldness grew in Lu Wu. As long as the game was popr
enough, he would own a countless, inexhaustible source of undead yers that served him. While the
yers would have be more powerful, he would not just go for the mere Land of Beiqi, but the
entire underworld!
Bei Li who was familiar with thendform of Beiqi was his army adviser. She reminded Lu Wu of the
several powers he had to be cautious of.
ording to Bei Li, the King of Beiqi owned an army that consisted of three Ghost Kings and ten Ghost
Generals. The demise of the king was followed by the segregation of the entire Beiqi into thirteen
regions by the said powers.
The Mansion of the Dead was located in the East region, upied by a Ghost General named Cha Na.
Therefore, how to snatch thend back from Cha Na was the main starter quest Lu Wu was
considering.
Lu Wu set the main quest to start at Level 15. After all, if the yer’s level was too low, they would not
be able to kill even a ghost soldier, which in turn causes them to be unable to even form arge scale
combat power.
At the same time, both of them contemted the design of the non-yer characters, or NPCs.
To produce the NPCs who would improve the yability of the game was easy. Converging a body
using battle artifacts was all that was needed. The important part was how to endow the NPCs with
intelligence.
NPCs yed a crucial role in making the game outstanding, and the key was to bestow them with
autonomy.
Lu Wu was not able to tackle the problem, so he could only throw it to the game developer, Bei Li.
Much to Lu Wu’s surprise, Bei Li patted her chest confidently.
“Just leave it to me. It isn’t that difficult. You know, the underworld is the abode of creatures. We can
find those who are newly born in the underworld, who haven’t attained intelligence. Then, we can
modify them by using the artifacts to rbine their souls. With this, we can bestow them with a new
memory and mission.”
“Where can we find souls like these?” Lu Wu was astonished.
“The creatures that have died will be randomly born in the underworld, so anywhere will be a possibility.
We can totally release a quest so that the yers can find newborn ghosts for our NPCs!”
“Sure!”
Lu Wu nodded, using his consciousness to release a new quest in the game:
“Perpetual Quest: Soul Collector”
Seek ghosts who are newly born in the underworld. Upon discovery, they can be sold at the shop at a
rate of 100 soul coins per soul.
At the same time, in order for the yers to understand newborn ghosts, Lu Wu asked Bei Li to design
pictures and link them to the quest list. The yers would be able to discern the souls more easily.
The reward of the quest was the best out of all. Quests that solely depended on luck like this also made
the game more interesting.
Whether it would be a lucky day or not solely depended on the yer’s looks.