"Your team's Tracy from before? Oh right, you went to the same company. Is this the product your company makes?"
"Yeah, it's me and Tracy in our group, we're at Red Fox right now."
"You're really lucky, kid. You got involved in the production of this project. You might even be a veteran from a major game company."
Tracy didn't have that level of skill back then. Based on what I know about her, she was at least a step below the art level shown in your gameplay demo videos.
If she has that level of skill, Tencent definitely wouldn't let her go easily.
"Won't others improve?"
"Come on, it's not that easy to make progress in the field of art. We're all seasoned veterans here, don't try to fool me."
Those who can improve can show their potential in less than a year. She worked at Tencent for over three years; if she had this potential, Lao Wu would have developed it long ago.
"Okay, okay, we have external help in art. We hired top-notch people from Europe and America to do the selection and style integration."
"I told you, you're still trying to fool me! Do you need more people? I'll come and join you."
"Yes, we're short-staffed. We've been recruiting all along. You've seen the CG animation and gameplay videos for 'Wings of the Breaker.' This game has an investment comparable to AAA titles, so we're definitely short-staffed."
Moreover, we want to develop VR platform games, and there are very few people in China with VR development experience; most of them are in large companies.
We offer compensation comparable to Tencent, and the work location is in Dongguan. If you'd like to join us, I can help you get a referral.
Our current boss is Old Chen, Chen Ran; you should know him.
The reason why employees of large companies are keen to refer others is not because they want to form cliques, but because they can get a referral fee when the people they refer successfully pass the interview and get the job.
The amount of money depends on the referrer's rank, and can be as high as over 100,000 yuan.
The rewards are quite generous; some people at big companies earn more from this than their regular salary.
As an employee who came from Tencent, and given that Red Fox Studio was indeed short-staffed, Chen Ran and his team adopted this system.
"We know each other and have chatted a few times before. Chen Ran has a broad perspective and his own unique understanding of games."
It's not surprising that he led the team; I've always thought Chen Ran just lacked an opportunity.
Could you please refer me to a position? I'm really thinking about making some changes.
Some people wanted to go to Chihu, while others didn't want to move. After learning the news, they informed their superiors.
The news was leaked just like that.
Tencent quickly learned that the production team of "Wings of the Law Breaker" was basically Tencent's own people.
Tencent's investment department originally had a sufficient budget each year and was going to use all of it.
Even in today's stagnant economy, Tencent, as the de facto monopolist in China's social media sector, has less capital available for investment, but it is still a massive amount.
Moreover, with its success in science and technology innovation, Tencent's investment department has more authority to invest in companies with real core value.
The fact that Chen Ran and Chen Chi were able to obtain tickets to the finals so easily in Shenzhen was also due to instructions from Tencent executives.
They wanted to take this opportunity to talk to Chen Ran and reach an agreement on investing in him.
"Kid survived! Using the terrain advantage of Apollo's Bow in the Fra Cave, Kid killed both of Faze's remaining members!"
"Yes, Kid survived to the end, and IG became the winner of the final game. They fought to the very end."
"Thus, after a month of competition, IG won the first 'Heroes of the End' Global Finals Sun Cup with the highest total score!"
"It was really tough. The four teams were very close in strength in the final. IG's victory had an element of luck, but the decisive factor was definitely their own strong strength."
"faze's performance in the final circle of the last game was a bit off. Why did they run into the Fura Cave? They could have easily fought Kid outside."
"Perhaps they want to find the divine fire. After all, Kid is holding a divine artifact, and even if it's two against one, they don't have a sure chance of winning."
"They just didn't expect Kid's last two arrows to be so accurate, leaving them no chance of survival."
"I think it's because when Zeyuan was commentating on the last match, he said that FaZe had the best chance of winning the championship, and later in the final round, the two remaining players started 'buying' it out loud on their keyboards."
"This is not my fault. In the first three rounds of the competition, including FaZe's performance in the European leagues this year, it was indeed the best."
It can only be said that winning an esports championship requires a combination of skill and luck.
"The principal was smiling smugly."
"Definitely, after all, IG won not only the first World Championship trophy in China, but also the first World Championship trophy in the Global Heroes: Doomsday Project."
"Yes, and it was witnessed by 30,000 audience members at the scene and tens of millions of viewers in front of their screens."
This level of attention makes the competition far more valuable than the League of Legends Season 1 championship.
Back when League of Legends Season 1 started, there were only a few dozen spectators. At that time, probably no one in the audience could have imagined that just five years later, the same match would have tens of thousands of spectators.
Chen Ran couldn't help but sigh, "That's the fun of esports. No wonder people say that it's endlessly enjoyable to compete against others."
“Our next game will also be a PvP game, and I want to create a similar ecosystem.”
Chen Chi said, "Actually, we can create a series of games around the Feather of the Breaker."
“We can create different types of games based on worldviews and storylines.”
"Blizzard's Warcraft universe has created a series of classic works, and Dota 2 is one of them."
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