Song Zhicheng was operations director, after all, and one of the few people at Dream Builder who worried every day about the online public opinion surrounding Frost Snow Project.
His job duties required him to constantly monitor public opinion trends, figure out how to respond, and reverse unfavorable narratives.
On one hand, seeing and hearing so much about it meant he was inevitably influenced to some degree.
On the other hand, his schedule was relatively tight, leaving him no heart to start playing games right after getting off work like his subordinate employees did.
His impressions of Frost Snow Project's new gameplay still lingered only on paper.
With no intuitive grasp of it, it was naturally hard for him to possess Xu Meng's kind of confidence.
--If Xu Meng were to say those same words to the employees who had been playing games together in the office these past few days, they would undoubtedly shout excitedly, "Yes! Yes! Yes!"
They wouldn't spend a single second wondering whether it would work.
Realizing this, Xu Meng said, "How about this? Forget about all that internet stuff for now. Team up with me after work today, and let's play some games together."
"Before the new gameplay is released, you need to be completely familiar with the game."
In Xu Meng's view, how could someone working in the gaming industry not love games? Even if he didn't love them, he at least needed to play them.
How could he possibly do a good job in operations if he didn't even play games?
"Okay." Song Zhicheng hastily nodded to show he understood.
As soon as he left the office, he immediately went to find someone to install the internal testing client on his computer.
The moment off-duty time arrived that day, he teamed up with