There is a Problem with This Online Game Planning

  Chapter 4 Mu Wanqing

   I have to say that Lin Yao is facing an almost unsolvable situation.

  It is really difficult for her to let Lin Yao, who is only a bare-handed commander, change a game.

  It is normal for Lin Yao to feel depressed.

  She looked at the ceiling and began to be in a daze.

  No way for now.

  Then let’s put it down for a while before talking about it...

   "Lin Yao?"

  Suddenly a gentle voice came from behind.

  Lin Yao subconsciously let out an 'hmm', leaned against the back of the chair, raised her snow-white chin, leaned back forcefully, and looked behind her.

  Like a salted fish looking up.

  The soft light shone on a tall figure with a mature and beautiful face.

  Behind Lin Yao stood a lady of about twenty-five or sixteen, wearing a pair of thin-framed glasses, with her hair coiled up, wearing a white lady's shirt and black suit trousers, she was smart and beautiful.

   "Manager Mu..."

  Lin Yao subconsciously yelled when she saw someone coming.

"what are you doing?"

  The woman Lin Yao called Manager Mu put her arms around her chest and looked down at her.

  Lin Yao tilted her head, subconsciously replied: "In a daze?"

   Manager Mu choked for a moment, and opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something.

   But finally swallowed it back.

  She breathed a sigh of relief, lowered her arms that folded her chest, and said with a little helplessness: "Daze is not like this. You can look at the webpage, don't stare at the ceiling motionless, so as not to fall into the truth."

  The other party persuaded with kind words.

  Lin Yao had no reason to refute anything, so she could only nod and agree: "...OK."

  Manager Mu asked softly: "You plan to leave the job after the game is shut down, right?"

   "Uh..." Lin Yao was at a loss for words. She originally planned to do so, but the appearance of the ghost animal life trigger made her hesitate again.

Seeing that Lin Yao was speechless, Manager Mu thought she was embarrassed. After a short silence, he said in a low voice: "When looking for a job again, remember not to write the name of the game that you are in charge of. This is not a glamorous experience. At present, This game is already the laughing stock of the industry."

"Besides, the next time you encounter something like this, don't say a word, and refuse when it's time to refuse. It's obviously not a good idea to take the blame... But you're leaving your job too, so this is a lesson, okay? remember."

  When she said these words, she was a little awkward.

   Obviously not very good at comforting people, but the meaning of the lesson was conveyed well.

  Lin Yao didn't say anything, just nodded.

  Manager Mu looked at Lin Yao who was leaning on the back of the chair and looking back at him, and hesitated for a while.

  Then stretched out his hand, crossed Lin Yao's jade shoulders, and lifted her white T-shirt up, covering the faintly visible delicate collarbone.

   "Also, although you are sitting in a remote place, please pay attention, you are a girl."

  Lin Yao looked at her clothes and was stunned, her pink face slightly reddish.

   But soon.

   She thought about it again, and felt wrong again.

  I'm blushing.

   While she was struggling with this, Manager Mu had already left.

  Lin Yao sat up straight, kicked the ground lightly with her toes, turned the chair, and looked at Manager Mu not far away.

  Her name is Mu Wanqing, with a very poetic name, and she is the development manager of the game.

  But just like her, she is responsible.

  The shit-stirring director of the second development department has already run away in order not to be implicated, and by the way, put all the responsibility on this Mu Wanqing.

  Now the planning team is so run away that only Lin Yao is left with the main plan, not even the execution plan.

  Before, I was in charge of the art and program of this game. Although the main program and main art are still under the name of this game, they are all busy with other projects.

  The outsourcing aspect has also been cut off.

  The entire project team is left with only an empty shelf.

   And this is to deal with the internal control investigation of the group, otherwise there would not even be such an empty shelf.

  The two are brothers in trouble, sisters who are blamed.

  ...But, is she so talkative?

  Lin Yao looked at the back of the 10cm stiletto heels in the distance, looking taller and taller.

   fell into deep thought.

  Although her tone just now was a bit weird, there is no doubt that she was concerned about herself.

  But in Lin Yao's memory, she doesn't seem like the kind of person who cares about people.

At the beginning of the game's filing, she fought with the director online to oppose the production of a turn-based game. Later, during the production process, she was also very tough. The most prominent thing was that she confronted the director of carrying buckets... She tried her best to prevent unrealistic plans, and at the same time Strictly implement the functions of the manager, whether it is the establishment of various functional groups, the determination of personnel, or the cost estimation, each can be properly arranged.

  Lin Yao remembers that she was the one who faced her in the final round of interviews when she entered the job.

   All in all, not very likable.

  In Lin Yao's memory, she was a workaholic with a cold face and no emotion.

   But looking at it now, she used to be able to comfort people. Could it be that she is that, that... arrogant?

  Lin Yao looked at Mu Wanqing who had disappeared out of sight, and an inexplicable thought popped up, then she turned her head and glanced at the A4 paper on her desk.

  The first item written above is - how to convince the superiors to make a major version update for this dying game.

   Originally, this seemed impossible, but now, it seems that there is a little hope.

   Why don't you try writing a business proposal?

  Lin Yao held the mouse and opened the word document.

  But soon, she realized something was wrong.

  Wait, that's not right.

  I am sick, why set goals for myself as soon as I came here?

  How is it the same as being lowered?

   Are ghosts and beasts so scary as launchers?

   Is there nothing more worthwhile to do besides working?

   Yes?

   Isn’t it just fishing?

   Come to think of it.

  Lin Yao quickly closed the word, turned around and opened the browser.

  …

noon

  Lunch break.

  Lin Yao went downstairs to buy bread and lemon tea, and returned to her place, biting the bread, looking at the sample game plan on the computer screen while cocking her round thighs.

All right.

  She overestimated the fun of fishing in this world, it's boring.

   Might as well try to find something to do.

  As for why she has to read the model essay of the planning case instead of writing it directly.

   is very simple.

  Before, to be precise, she worked on the original painting of games in her previous life, and most of them belonged to the art part. She was indeed related to game production, but she had almost no intersection with the core planning team.

  So she only has a half-knowledge of how to write a planning case.

  If she really wants to write a plan that is enough to save the current turn-based online game, she will definitely not be able to understand it with a little knowledge. This is a huge project.

   Don't look at a game as if it can be made with three positions-planning, art and programming.

But under these three types of work, they can actually be divided into nearly 20 functions such as system, copywriting, numerical value, level, engine, interface, client, server, database, 2D, 3D, art style, character, scene, and original painting. Not counting audio.

  Lin Yao wants to bring the current turn-based online game back to life, so almost all the functions mentioned above will be involved.

   It's not just that she says she has a good idea, or goes through it in her head.

   Fortunately.

  The planning of this world is quite simple, probably due to the fact that it is just getting started, and there is more or less no established format, so there is a lot of room for free play.

  Lin Yao looked at it for a while, and probably knew how to write it.

  (end of this chapter)