Hello everyone, I'm the Dance of the Heavens Dance, a game commentary.
For a long time, Fantasy Westward Journey has been the pinnacle of domestic turn-based games, and its existence once made the same type of game out of reach, even if it is the well-known Shenwu and Qingdao, in front of Fantasy Westward Journey is a younger brother.
Obviously, Shenwu and Dao Dao sincerely called Dream Westward Journey Big Brother.
Among the three turn-based games of the same type, only Fantasy Westward Journey lives as a paid Big Brother and nothing else, because of the rich gameplay and equivalent item rewards of Fantasy Westward Journey, as well as its own ridiculously strong economic system.
The existence of the economic system has made the items of Fantasy Westward Journey and the consumption props required for in-game gameplay have reached a balance, it can almost be said that Fantasy Westward Journey has no thing that is worthless, if there is, please do not say experience, experience can also be counted as money, but experience can be ignored in the process of normal play.
Thanks to the excellent economic system of Fantasy Westward Journey, the point card of Fantasy Westward Journey is still played even if it is increased to 0.6 yuan an hour, although it is largely impossible for ordinary players to survive, but the existence of the Martial God Altar allows profit-making players in the game to find a very outrageous but very realistic way to play.
These games are no less than gambling, but this is easy to circumvent because this is the odds, the odds exist, and you can't say it's gambling. Just like arms, you enjoy scratch fun with just a click of the mouse, but can you say that playing with arms is scratch fun?
Apparently not.
Therefore, Fantasy Westward Journey has tested the player's bottom line again and again, and it is likely that this kind of thing has been planned since before the Three Realms Merits were launched. Their purpose is probably to avoid some kind of risk, and try to balance this risk with a certain amount of time, and I don't know why I thought of this stubble, but I have this hunch, because of a very basic logic, assuming that the point card game opens its own mall to sell players the prop rewards that can be produced by in-game gameplay, then it must be known that players will be disgusted.
Because you increase the amount of props produced in the in-game store, it is equivalent to weakening the output of items in the gameplay, and I usually refer to in-game item output as a reward. Now there is a problem, the in-game reward output is limited, you increase the in-game mall prop output, undoubtedly need to reduce the in-game player reward.
So I'm wondering, since I, a gamer, can see it, a classic old game that has been in operation for so many years can't see it? But the strangest thing is also here, they are obviously smart people, they can see the corresponding feedback, and they can even effortlessly absorb players' helpful suggestions for the game and stop losses in time.
But why do they cut the reward step by step as if they can't see, and they are unstoppable, and they seem to have been instructed at a higher level. But they know the specific situation, I don't know! So can we boldly guess, guess that the stock of high-value items in the game is too much, if we continue to allow these high-value items with too much stock to continue to increase, and these high-value items cannot be absorbed and consumed by the market, then it is equivalent to an invisible huge bubble bomb is forming, and this bubble has two solutions.
One is to slowly deflate and let the foam return to a state of greater elasticity. This state is very controllable, and at the same time there will be no particularly harm, even if this bubble explodes, but because of the large elastic space, it will not cause any serious consequences.
The other is very terrifying, the bubble expands to a very terrifying stage, and as soon as you burst, it is equal to the first economic bankruptcy of the virtual world!