Chapter 14: The first payment (below)

"very sorry……"
The beginning is such a sentence.
White kept watching.
"Thank you for your support of the blog, but we currently don't have this idea."
So...
"What to do? I refused." Evelyn asked.
"Cut it off." White exited the mailbox.
Evelyn looked disappointed, "Is the game so useless?"
White poked the lid of the transparent plastic cup with a straw, his face casual.
"Don't waste it, this happens to be an opportunity. The blog is not adopted this time, and there will be no response even if it is posted a few times. In this case, I happened to take this opportunity to launch the game independently." White stared at the screen and said ambitiously. .
When these words came out, both Iverson and Evelyn were a little startled, looking at him blankly, not knowing what to say for a while.
White thought to himself, this blog is really ignorant, since it doesn't have the ability to discern talents, it's not far from death. Perhaps this is also a warning from the heavens that he should not hang himself on this tree.
What surprised White was Iverson's reaction.
Iverson had long been optimistic that this game could be bought by blogs. At this moment, he did not mock White. Instead, he opened his mouth to support: "I don't need to rely on blogs to make small games and make money by myself."
"Aren't you a loyal user of blog? What I said, I look down on it." White laughed.
Iverson said: "A long time ago, I felt that the blog has gone downhill. Whether it’s stuck on the page, or buying gold coins, I don’t optimize the program, but I’m thinking about how to make money. It’s useless, there’s just no app. Being able to replace it gives it the opportunity to monopolize the market on its own."
"Buy gold coins?" White doesn't play blogs and doesn't understand these.
Iverson nodded: "It is said that there will be a hierarchical system in the future, my God? Who can stand this."
White understands that using money to charge up the ranks, once such a system is issued, things like hanging girls, basically it will not be the turn of poor college students like Iverson and White.
A thought came up in White's mind.
First of all, start with stealing food and see the reaction in the market. If it is good, then you can slowly launch games like farms.
White told Iverson about this idea, and Iverson’s praise was received.
Iverson said: "You should have been like this a long time ago. After you follow the blog, you will no longer have the copyright to use the software. If you buy it out, you will lose huge profits."
White also makes sense.
In a way, Iverson, who studied in the financial industry, has a long-term vision. This is why White often shares things with this roommate.
After bidding farewell to Evelyn, White and Iverson hurried back to the small apartment and nestled on the sofa in the living room where games are often discussed. White turned on the computer and began to re-examine the game. He needs to increase the memory a bit to make the game experience more smooth and perfect.
The distribution of small games is not as simple as imagined. White first set his sights on websites such as online games, and after communicating with website personnel, the games were posted on the website.
This method of casting is very dangerous, Iverson also mentioned it.
"Once you are plagiarized, you have no chance to refute it," Iverson said.
auzw.com White lighted a cigarette to himself at this time. Recently, his addiction to cigarettes has been on the rise again. When thinking about problems, he often needs to bring a cigarette to his mouth.
White said: "Yes, but I don't think you need to be afraid. The plagiarist can get the game flow and the game concept?"
What kind of confidence does it take to say this? After hearing what White said, Iverson couldn't help but slap his tongue, nodding admiringly.
White is not saying how confident he is. He simply felt that a game that has not been tested and tested, where can it be refined? People who will steal this semi-finished product will not have much success in the future, so White shouldn't be afraid.
Some time before the game was launched, White had no profit. He just used such a platform to test the feedback of the game. Since there is no need for a blog, time is not so urgent, you can take it slowly.
It will take a while to accumulate a group of loyal players.
"Wait for the feedback rate to reach 70%-no, 65% is enough, take the game off the shelves." White thought this way, and the mailbox made a "dingdong" sound.
Huai Fei opened it and saw that it was an email from Brooklyn.
Brooklyn clearly stated the illustration requirements, background, object, and time in the letter-and before that, they had signed a contract with a three-month period.
Under the conditions that Brooklyn initially offered, the time was six months, but under White's insistence, Brooklyn had no choice but to shorten the time to half.
Of course, White has reason to do so.
It would be too unkind to say that, but he did think so.
Let’s take a look at the feedback of the R-2 series launched by BSB. If the feedback is not high, there is no need for White to continue to sign with this company.
As for these three months, it just happens to be a buffer period for entering Google.
White wants to slowly accumulate some personal wealth through these three months.
Brooklyn's requirements are very simple and harsh. The product will be launched at one o'clock in the morning, so I hope that White can rush the draft as soon as possible and send it to him before six in the afternoon.
This seems to be a very unkind request.
However, at one o'clock tomorrow morning, you can always follow the player's appreciation on the official website's data network.
This will be a sleepless night
During the whole afternoon of the weekend, White rushed to the room. Although the dozen pages of projects were a bit huge for him, it was not impossible. After all, he had already worked overtime to develop his iron head skills before being reborn.
A puppet model figure was placed in front of White's desk. By twisting the model figure into different postures and shapes, he preliminarily drew a rough shape on white paper, and then proceeded with construction.
White still has a strong black and white style. On the one hand, he also wants to see how much Brooklyn's R-2 series can achieve. Generally speaking, when the feedback value reaches 30, the profit can be doubled. After it exceeds 50, every point of increase will double.
This is only the first day of the game release, and will continue to be released in the future.
But the data on the first day is also the most important.
The pencil keeps flying in White's hands, and White uses the transformation flexibly, feeling the brain congestion, and he is extremely happy--
"White, I'll come in." Iverson said.
White answered, "Come in."
White thought Iverson had something important, but Iverson walked in and just handed him a box of tissues.
White glanced at it, his eyes straightened, and said: "Jing is making trouble."
At five o'clock in the afternoon, the exhausted White sent the manuscript to Brooklyn, then fell on the bed and fell asleep snoringly. Until one o'clock in the morning, the adjusted alarm clock woke both White and Iverson.