For example, Leblanc has a displacement skill, Shadow Lord can swap with his shadow, and Swift Blade has a speed that makes even Question Mark unable to catch up with his E minions...

It's so interesting.

After the experience, A-Dai chatted with Wang Chuan for a few minutes and raised the question of whether it was possible to broadcast live.

Wang Chuan did not refuse this.

Then he left and went to chat with other players.

Collect feedback from other players.

After a stroll, Wang Chuan also understood the players' feedback.

Players have roughly three main types of feedback.

First of all, there are veteran Warcraft players like A-Dai who are familiar with the game settings and feel that the novice guide is too detailed.

But I am full of praise for the gameplay.

At the same time, they are very quick to learn the game and basically, after playing a few games, they will understand how to use the hero's skills.

The second type is players like Huang Shanshan, who have some understanding of "Warcraft" or even have had some simple contact with it, but not in-depth knowledge.

They have a very good impression of "League of Legends", thinking that the game is very simple and much more fun than "Warcraft".

The last group is players who have never played Warcraft and don’t understand it.

As for the feeling of "League of Legends", I think it is pretty good and it is playable.

In response, Wang Chuan just smiled.

He knew that these players would be like this at the beginning, but after a while, they would understand what was really good.

The game "League of Legends" is not the kind that you will fall in love with at first sight. Instead, you need to savor it carefully. The more you look at it, the more beautiful it becomes. It takes time to develop feelings for it.

After all, this game sells gameplay, not content.

Only by understanding the most basic gameplay in the game can you experience the fun of the game.

Therefore, it is impossible to capture players' attention instantly like those masterpieces with subtle plots and exquisite graphics.

......

This day.

In the conference room of Huangtu Game.

Wang Chuan was assigning tasks to everyone.

"Zhao Jing, you'll be responsible for the promotion of the game. I want League of Legends to be available both online and offline. Can you do that?"

Wang Chuan turned to look at Zhao Jing and gave her serious instructions.

"able!"

Zhao Jing nodded and answered confidently.

After all, with so much experience, she has her own experience in operation and promotion.

Although judging from the current progress, neither game manufacturers, players, media, producers, nor even other people in Huangtu Games have realized the potential of "League of Legends".

But Wang Chuan did not dare to be careless. He was not like some supporting characters who had a great advantage but insisted on making trouble and ended up killing themselves.

Since he has a big advantage, of course he has to carry out a large-scale promotion and try to spread the situation of "League of Legends" when it goes online.

Make it famous and occupy more market share.

"Also, Wei Wei and Qin Ming, you guys will be busy from now on."

"I need you to quickly update the later versions. When the game goes online, it must be updated once a week. Moreover, each update must include four heroes, no more, no less."

"Of course, as for the content, I will give you the requirements in advance."

Wang Chuan looked at Wei Wei, Qin Ming and others and said slowly.

As soon as the voice fell, Wei Wei, Qin Ming and others opened their eyes wide unconsciously.

Oh my god, an update once a week, and at least four heroes in each update?

What is this for?

Blitzkrieg?

Wang Chuan didn't care about the surprise of several people, but continued to assign tasks to others.

He had the experience of his previous life to draw on, so he naturally knew that "League of Legends" could become popular so quickly and become the leader of the global MOBA game.

It has a lot to do with its fast-paced update speed.

In the early days of League of Legends, large-scale updates were carried out at a rate of once a week or two weeks.

Moreover, in this process, many very distinctive heroes emerged.

For example, heroes like Swift Blade and Shadow Lord.

These highly entertaining heroes have also become the boosters for the rapid global popularity of League of Legends.

Of course, there are pros and cons. With such a frequent update speed, it is impossible to be error-free.

For example, if an updated hero is too powerful, it will affect the balance of the game.

However, these issues will be fixed in a short time.

So it can still be forgiven.

If this doesn’t illustrate the importance of fast updates, there is a counterexample that can.

In the past, there was a PC game called "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds", which was later surpassed by "Fortnite".

Excluding the problem of plug-ins, there is still the problem of updates.

Compared to PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which is updated annually and has limited content.

"Fortnite" is much more sincere. On a weekly basis, it frequently releases huge content updates and adds new gameplay.

It can be said that with the large-scale and comprehensive updates, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" started off at the top and was pushed to the bottom.

However, it is precisely for this reason that "PUBG" cooperated with Mr. Ma to launch a mobile game version.

Just like the update speed of "Fortnite" in the beginning, it quickly occupied the market of mobile platforms, and in turn pushed "Fortnite" to the bottom on the mobile side.

I have to say that this image conceals the meaning of "Thirty years in the east, thirty years in the west"; don't look down on the young and poor.

It was precisely because of his experience from his previous life that Wang Chuan did not introduce too many heroes at the beginning.

This is not only to keep the content from being bloated, but also to be able to maintain fast-paced and high-quality updates after the game is launched.

We will resume normal updates after we have fully occupied the market.

"Oh right, there's also the server. Liu Qiang and Zhou Wei, you two have been in charge of the Warcraft server before, so I'll leave it to you this time."

"I only have one request: raise the maximum concurrent online users to four million!"

Wang Chuan turned to look at the low-key duo and said in a loud voice.

"Huh? Ah! Got it!"

The two were frightened by Wang Chuan's words, but still nodded and agreed.

Raise it to four million?

The highest number of concurrent online users in the world for "Warcraft" was only four million.

And "League of Legends" has to be adjusted to this value from the beginning?

It’s not global yet, just domestically?

Mr. Wang, are you so optimistic about this game?

Although the two were very puzzled, they didn't say anything.

After all, Wang Chuan's personal prestige in the Royal Road game is very high.

They just do what others say.

PS: This month, every day will be 10,000 words, no less, and there will be three chapters in the evening (not counting the word count)