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"If you haven't tried it before, you should play 'Minotaur Survivor'. I guarantee you'll be satisfied."

"As a copycat game, with Vampire Survivor as an example, you're telling me you can't even copy it properly?"

"Although Starcard Games only took about a week to produce 'Vampire Survivor,' it doesn't mean you can do it too. The management is truly amazing; they can make an egg in a day!"

"I feel that although the two games have the same gameplay, there is a huge difference in their essence."

"Yes, I feel the same way, but I just can't quite put my finger on it."

Intentionally manipulating her character to their death, Su Tao leaned back in her chair, glancing sideways at the comments on the secondary screen as she waited for the results screen to appear.

Viewers in the live stream were discussing how, despite the two games having the same gameplay, the latter completely lacked the feel of "Vampire Survivor," as if something was missing.

Su Tao chuckled softly, adopting the air of a learned master, and pointed out the crux of the problem.

"While Cowboy Bebop copied the gameplay of Vampire Survivors, this was only one of the core attractions of Vampire Survivors. The other core attraction was completely ignored by the development team of Cowboy Bebop."

At this point, Su Tao deliberately paused for a moment, just like some programs would always take a short break before reaching a climax.

Seeing the anxious urging from the viewers in the live chat, Su Tao finally understood why the villains in the action movies she watched always liked to deliberately stop at crucial moments to enjoy the struggle, desire, and pleading on the other person's face.

This feeling is kind of exhilarating.

However, Su Tao knew that there was a limit to how much she could tease someone, otherwise it would only have the opposite effect.

So, she opened "Vampire Survivor" on her computer and shared her understanding of the story.

"While 'Minotaur Survivor' imitates the gameplay of 'Vampire,' it ignores the meticulous treasure acquisition and upgrade path of 'Vampire,' which is precisely the key point that makes 'Vampire' stimulate the release of dopamine in the player's brain."

"What players really like is not the simple, mindless monster-killing and leveling-up gameplay, but the diverse combinations of treasures and the different effects that treasures can bring after upgrading."

"Unfortunately, as a poorly made product that was hastily launched in an attempt to gain popularity, 'Nun' failed to grasp the essence of the game."

As soon as she finished speaking, the live stream chat went silent. Everyone was thinking about Su Tao's words and found them increasingly reasonable, so there was no time to post comments.

The treasures in Vampire Survivors not only have different effects, but also unlock special functions after being upgraded to a certain level, bringing players a great sense of novelty.

The gameplay mechanic of simply killing monsters, gaining experience, leveling up, increasing combat power, and then killing monsters again isn't particularly fun.

All I can say is that "The Cowboy Survivor" vividly demonstrated to the viewers in the live stream what it means to imitate someone poorly.

"I've learned a lot from you, host. As a way of repaying you, I won't choose you tonight."

"ha?"

Looking at the comments scrolling across the screen, Su Tao had a puzzled expression on her face.

next second.

Su Tao realized what was happening and pointed at the camera with a face full of shame and indignation.

"You brat, don't you dare use my photo for anything weird!"

"That's the pose, that's the expression! Don't move, streamer, let me take a screenshot!"

Upon seeing the other person send another strange comment, Su Tao quickly regained her serious expression and called the moderators to kick the viewer, who seemed to have masochistic tendencies, out of the live stream.

"Haha, I didn't expect the streamer's warning to actually make that guy feel good."

"Maybe being kicked out of the live stream was part of that guy's plan. Let's hope he doesn't actually get his way."

"Wow, if that's really the case, the battle of wits will be just as exciting as Zhongli's feigned death!"

"The string doesn't look right, send it back for re-stringing!"

Seeing that the comments had returned to normal, Su Tao breathed a slight sigh of relief and turned her gaze back to the screen in front of her.

"Playing 'Tauren' was pure torture. Now, I'm going to head to Hell to fight monsters!"

"I'm setting a goal for tonight: if I don't reach level 50, or survive for at least 30 minutes, I won't go offline!"

Rolling up her sleeves, revealing her fair and smooth arms, Su Tao wore a do-or-die expression.

however.

When a long-time fan in the live stream saw Su Tao casually making another prediction, they couldn't help but leave a comment.

"Full of fighting spirit in the early stages, dizzy and confused in the mid-stages, and in the late stages, who am I, where am I, and what am I doing?"

"Dude, you're playing the seer, right?"

"Here's a piece of advice for newcomers to live streaming: once a streamer sets a goal, they're basically going to be up all night."

It must be said that although Su Tao's gaming skills are only at the level of an average player, she cannot improve the gaming skills of the viewers in the live stream.

However, playing games is just for fun. If you have to go through all the trouble of learning this and that, what's the difference between that and going to school?

Therefore, Su Tao, a streamer who is sometimes serious and sometimes abstract, has gained considerable popularity on the Maozhua live streaming platform.

Looking at the barrage of comments in the live stream and the nearly 4 viewers in the upper right corner, Chen Dong picked up his water glass and took a sip. An idea inexplicably popped into his mind.

Perhaps we could collaborate with a streamer to play games under Starcard's umbrella and provide them with nitpicking and critical reviews, thus giving players a channel to vent their dissatisfaction with the games.

StarCard Games can also use this channel to understand players' dissatisfaction with the game and make targeted improvements.

For a game company, being unable to see the flaws in its games is undoubtedly a terrifying thing.

Even though the games Chen Dong redeemed were of high quality, that doesn't mean they were without flaws.

What he wanted was to build a massive gaming empire and, incidentally, reverse the world's stereotype that China couldn't produce good games.

Therefore, it is crucial to establish a player feedback channel as early as possible.

however.

Having experienced being relentlessly attacked by StarCard Games fans, Chen Dong knew that this was an extremely dangerous job, one that most streamers would probably not accept.

"Finding a streamer willing to cooperate is probably not an easy task, let's take it slow."

Chen Dong had no choice but to write down the idea for now, planning to discuss its feasibility with Yin Qingying after returning to the company the next day.

However, the thought that the livestreamer he was working with might become the leader of StarCard's haters in the future made Chen Dong want to laugh a little.

What the hell? What do you mean by the true identity of the "anti-fan leader" being a partner of Star Card Games?

Then.

After posting "Moderate gaming is good for the brain, but excessive gaming is harmful to health, streamer, please take care of your health" in the live stream, Chen Dong left the live stream.

After washing up, I went to bed on time before 12 o'clock.