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Chapter 111 - 111 61 The Flowing Water Rankings are
Chapter 111 - 111 61 The Flowing Water Rankings are
?Chapter 111: Chapter 61: The Flowing Water Rankings are Released!_1 Chapter 111: Chapter 61: The Flowing Water Rankings are Released!_1 After a whole day of intense competition at the Ice and Snow Festival, the rankings were gradually taking shape.
No matter if it was the D~C level regions, B~A level regions, or even the higher tiers.
Card-drawing games almost completely overwhelmed the pay-to-own model, firmly occupying the top 20 spots in each sub-ranking.
Although players from Blue Star were gradually experiencing aesthetic fatigue with card-drawing games, logically speaking, the gaming market should have been due for a change.
But it’s undeniable that gamers as a demographic still constitute too small a base percentage of the global population.
So small that even the graphics card company NVVDA (intentionally misspelled, fictional world view) rooted in gaming
was slowly abandoning the gaming market, shifting towards larger sectors like enterprise, intelligence, technology, and medicine.
Looking at the previous eight major arts: painting, sculpture, architecture, music, literature, dance, drama, and cinema.
Only sculpture and drama have seen a gradual decrease in their audience.
The other arts, in terms of both audience/users and practitioners, all overwhelmingly eclipse gaming in scale.
This has resulted in a majority of non-gaming bystanders.
If they were to encounter gaming, the purely luck-based gameplay of card-drawing could bring a very thrilling experience upon first try.
So what if the user demographics don’t match?
Over thirty and not fond of anime-style card drawing?
No problem.
How about card-drawing in RPG style? Like it?
What about historical-themed card-drawing? Or sports?
Various simulation-rich sports club themes, where spending money gives you a chance to draw famous stars and create a star-studded team! Do you like that?
As long as there is a market, manufacturers can make anything for you.
Moreover, the world will always have its younger generation.
For the new generation on Blue Star, card-drawing games were not only not tiring, but rather exciting and novel.
“The competition is as fierce this year as it has always been,” Yu Xiao remarked at noon the next day, during the same time slot when the previous day’s rankings were refreshed.
Yu Xiao was gathering in the conference room with several core executives from his company—directors, planners, supervisors—all seven or eight of them having a small meeting.
Watching the first day’s ranking projections.
Although there wasn’t much of interest in terms of revenue regarding the company’s new games this year, it was still good to see if any hit titles had broken through early, setting a direction the company could replicate for its next game.
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