High registration rate does not mean high activity rate, and high activity rate does not mean that you can make money.

Games are very mysterious. Sometimes all the elements are present, but they are just not fun. This situation does happen.

And at this stage, what kind of games can survive? It is those legendary web games with intimidating pay-to-win systems that can survive well.

Xu Zheqing has played his own game many times, and he knows very well how inhumane the in-game krypton gold system is.

At this time, Teacher Gou was still happily playing on the continent of Teyvat.

"Brothers, look at this move I learned. I'm invincible!"

Teacher Gou enthusiastically used the elemental combat skills he had just learned, using wind balls to suck in the slimes around him.

The poor slime struggled to escape, but to no avail, and finally died tragically under the bladeless sword of the little yellow-haired man.

After defeating several slimes, Teacher Gou felt great joy.

Before, he didn't care about the guidance of the guiding figure (I think his name was Paimon) at all, and wandered around the map by himself, and ended up being beaten by a flower.

That flower was three people tall and could spray ice. A single blow to the head would take away half of the blood. It was super scary. Teacher Gou suspected that he had seen a future boss.

After setting a goal, he became keen on fighting monsters and leveling up everywhere. At first, he could only chop with a sword, but later he learned combat skills by touching the statue, and finally evolved from a primitive man to a primitive god.

The number of viewers in his live broadcast room is gradually increasing, and there are more and more barrages, which is simply unbearable to watch.

【Just arrived, what game is this? 】

[I want the name of the game. Can anyone tell me the name? I want the name of the game. Thanks!]

What kind of game is this? Why is there Chinese dubbing?

【The one in front, because this is a Chinese game. 】

...Teacher Gou had no time to answer these comments. He was still immersed in the excitement of just entering the open world.

"What is this?" Teacher Gou saw an object floating in the air and ran over excitedly. Some information popped up on the screen instantly, but he accidentally closed it.

The floating spirit in the air (a name he gave himself) floated slowly, and he followed behind it for a long time, and finally opened a treasure chest.

With a loud crash, a lot of things exploded on the ground. After he put them all in his bag, he opened his backpack belatedly.

There were more than a dozen experience books in the backpack. After he poured them all into the little yellow-haired boy under his control, his level instantly reached level 1.

"Holy crap guys, it turns out this game has experience books! I was wondering why I got so little experience from killing monsters, so why did I go through so much trouble just now?"

The live broadcast room was suddenly filled with laughter.

After leveling up, Teacher Gou instantly felt that he was invincible. The monster that he had been attacking back and forth just now, he could now defeat with just one sword.

However, he also had doubts: this game also has experience books for upgrading, so wouldn't it be possible to reach the top level very quickly?

So what to play next?

So where is the krypton gold point?

Is it like World of Warcraft, where reaching the top is the only way to start? Do you need to upgrade your profession, join a guild, and fight in a group?

This doubt continued until Teacher Gou obtained his first controllable character and was able to draw cards, and then it was slowly solved.

Teacher Gou stared at the card drawing interface, opening and closing it for a while. After a long silence, he suddenly said:

"Brothers, I suddenly realized that the mall system of this game is so hidden."

Currently, there are roughly two modes of game krypton gold, one is the Hubei factory mode, and the other is the Pearl factory mode.

The Hubei factory model is a typical face-to-face activity with various paid message pop-ups.

As soon as you open the game, seventeen or eighteen pop-up windows will pop up in your face, and it will take several minutes to click the cross to close them.

At first glance, those pop-ups are all about various benefits, but after playing for a long time, you will find that it is just a krypton gold system in a more subtle way.

This model is like the landlady urging you to pay your bills, which can become quite annoying after playing for a long time. A typical example is the game "Heroes of Glory" produced by Hubei Mobile.

Disgusting as it is, this kind of game is really good. For E Factory games, the gameplay is secondary, it is more of a social prop.

Once you have a stable network of contacts in the game, user stickiness will become quite good, and there is no need to worry about driving users away.

Another model is the bead factory model. This model is much more restrained and will not have so many pop-up windows when you start the computer.

But there are also pop-ups, such as daily gift packages, weekly gift packages, monthly gift packages, first-time recharge benefits, cumulative recharge rewards, VIP levels...

But this game seems to have none of the above.

Teacher Gou entered the game store, observed it carefully, and then found that this game was made with heart and the players spent money on it.

There are no first-time recharge benefits, no cumulative recharge rewards, no recharge rebates, no VIP levels... none of that!

In terms of krypton gold, there is only very simple recharge. The gift package contains some resources besides a monthly card and something similar to a battle pass, and the amount given is quite stingy.

After studying the mall for a while, Teacher Gou said:

"Brothers, we have to recharge sooner or later anyway, so why not I do it first? This way I can be one step ahead of others."

As he said that, he opened the mobile payment app, called out the names one by one, and recharged all the first-time double deposits.

Teacher Gou is actually not that rich, nor is he stupid. On the contrary, he is quite smart.

If a game anchor wants to make the game content interesting, he or she must recharge more than the average player.

If he plays the same game as most players, why don't players play it themselves?

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