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Chapter 13: Getting Started

"It's up. The data has increased. Oh my god, 2 orders sold in 980 hours.?"

Liu Yao stared at the sales data statistics chart in front of him in amazement.

Just like the stock trend, it was declining all the way before, but suddenly rose today.

And it is still continuing to rise.

My goodness, it was because the store’s sales were not good that the leader thought of hiring an anchor to live broadcast and sell goods at a high price, and spent 20 to buy traffic, but in the end he still lost money.

Now? The upward trend is still going strong! Six more orders have been sold in this short time.

Liu Yao is very excited now. This is a good sign. As long as he maintains the trend, he can build up the online store.

He also knew why the store suddenly received a large number of orders. The reason was nothing else but Star Games!
He took advantage of the right wave of popularity and did it at the right time. His decision was right!

Now is the time to strike while the iron is hot. We must immediately formulate promotional activities and preferential policies to stimulate consumer purchases.

"It's useless to buy traffic for 20 yuan. It's better to find Star Games to place ads for 14 yuan."

"But it's only a week, let's see what the trend is. If there are signs of a decline, we'll have to do some other activities and then renew the contract."

As Liu Yao spoke, he opened the PPT and began to work on promotional activities late into the night to maintain the hard-earned sales.

He thought about it and decided that since he was just trying to ride on other people's popularity, he might as well do it to the end!
So I put the event title:
[The same beer as "Devil's Roulette"! Delicious and refreshing, with many discounts! Star Games highly recommends it! ]

Then, start writing content.

Deep city.

Ding Yi was also browsing players' reactions online to see if this business order had caused any adverse effects.

The result was unexpected. Everyone showed great interest in the new props.

Many people said that this item was a good one and increased the survival rate of players.

There were even people posting on the First Poisonous Cancer website, saying that this item helped him break through the bottleneck of 500 million US dollars and reach the current 800 million US dollars.

Someone else replied that he almost died several times, but it was this new beer prop that helped him turn the tide, causing the demon to miss the target, thus saving his life and winning a narrow victory.

Some people even said that the previous beer props would randomly eject bullets, sometimes producing blank bullets, which put the situation into crisis, causing people to be afraid to use this prop indiscriminately.

But now that the new beer is out, it is 100% real, and it is simply a wonderful experience.

In short, players have given rave reviews to this kind of props which are not only free but also can enhance the gaming experience.

This also made Ding Yi feel relieved.

Now is the stage when word of mouth is recovering, and he doesn't want anything to go wrong and make the previous work go in vain.

But fortunately, everything went well.

Next, it’s time to move on to the next step.

"Now that we have the funds, it's time to earn fear value."

Ding Yi looked at the time and it was already 0 o'clock in the morning.

He got up, washed up, sat in front of the computer, opened a txt document, and started writing the game plot.

Sleep? No time.

He is full of energy now.

Don't waste time sleeping.

So, a night passed.

The next morning, Ding Yi contacted the game modeler without even having breakfast, and sent a message that stunned the other party.

[Hello, we have an important project that needs your help, but we need to sign a confidentiality agreement. Don't worry, the price will not be low. Are you willing to take it?]
After waiting for a long time, a message came from the other end.

[Your company is Star Games, right?]
[We have seen the new props in that game. Please rest assured that although we are part-time workers, we also have professional ethics.]
[So can you tell me what the important project is?]
After seeing the reply from the game modeler, Ding Yi did not hold back and directly explained the situation.

[We currently have a game project, but we are short on manpower and the schedule is tight, so we urgently need to outsource some of the art resources.]
[These are all related to modeling, including six-dimensional design drawings. You can just follow the design drawings.]
After sending it out, Ding Yi put down his phone and continued writing the game plot.

To be honest, he is not worried about the gameplay modeling leaking the game's art resources, and he doesn't care about it.

This team of part-time college students even runs a personal shop. Can we expect them to own a company?
I guess they don’t even have a public account or official seal, so if they want to leak it, they can leak it, and if they don’t want to, then forget it.

The confidentiality agreement is just a constraint for them, letting them know the urgency and seriousness of this job.

If they really leaked it, Ding Yi would be happy to expose it. After all, the news leaked from others is more interesting and uncertain than the news leaked by himself.

It's just like Ubisoft in its previous life, asking someone to 'accidentally leak' "Assassin's Creed Unity" on the Internet.

Therefore, the so-called confidentiality agreement is just a kind of "alarmist" that makes things take things seriously.

More importantly, the game modeling charges are cheap, which is the main reason for choosing them.

At this point, the gameplay modeling was restored.

[Thank you for your trust in our team, but we are just college students and are not sure if we can do this job.]
[After discussing with other members of the team, we decided not to accept the offer. We are very sorry because we are concerned about our own level of competence and are afraid that our incompetence will affect the progress of your project.]
[We can make some small items, but when it comes to a huge project like a game, our capabilities are really limited. I hope your company can find a suitable outsourcing team, and I also wish your new game a big hit.]
Just a few simple sentences revealed the character of this college student team.

Knowing that I was not capable enough and was afraid of affecting the progress of the project, I did not dare to take it head on and chose to give up.

Ding Yi is very satisfied with this team that has a clear understanding of itself.

What I’m afraid of is those teams that take on everything for money, but end up doing nothing well.

But
I've tested you with the smooth beer, and I don't need any awesome experts here.

Therefore, it doesn’t matter whether it is done well or not, as long as it can be done in time, and the rest will be left to the system.

How can I find a cheap outsourcing team again? I am afraid that 14 yuan will not be enough.

So, Ding Yi still chose them.

[Thank you for your sincerity, but it doesn’t matter, please believe in your own level.]
[We can give you a few small jobs to practice first. As long as you can make a model that is as good as the one that makes the beer, we can charge you by piece and calculate the price by quantity.]
After the message was sent, the other party did not reply for a long time.

After a while, new message came.

[Then let’s try out simple objects first. If the quality is good, we can then do large-scale modeling step by step. Is that ok?]
At this moment, Ding Yi smiled.

[Of course, then, the contract has been sent, please check it.]
(End of this chapter)