The deputy general managers of MORE VFX and ORANGE FX arrived at Future Technology early as well.
MORE VFX's deputy general manager was a woman in her early thirties, while ORANGE FX's was a middle-aged man in his forties.
Guo Yuan and Wang Hui invited them into the company's conference room.
"General Manager Guo, Manager Wang, let me introduce myself. My name is Sun Xiuying, and I'm the Deputy General Manager of MORE VFX." Sun Xiuying introduced herself openly and gracefully.
The middle-aged man in his forties beside her spoke up as well. "Hello, you two. My name is Hou Jianguo, and I'm the Deputy General Manager of ORANGE FX."
Guo Yuan and Wang Hui introduced themselves in turn.
After the introductions, Guo Yuan did not interfere with Wang Hui's subsequent negotiations. Instead, he kept as low a profile as possible and handed control of the pace over to Wang Hui.
Seeing Guo Yuan's attitude, Sun Xiuying and Hou Jianguo both concluded that he was the kind of boss who specialized in technology but knew nothing about management.
Their negotiations today would mainly be with Wang Hui.
Guo Yuan had already told Wang Hui his bottom line.
Any of the three versions of the Starry Sky Engine outperformed foreign game engines by a huge margin. They could greatly reduce manpower and material costs, and the savings from using the Starry Sky Engine would definitely be substantial.
In Guo Yuan's original plan, the first version of the Starry Sky Engine would be sold directly to the public through a payment model similar to a paid membership.
The mainstream 3D graphics production software currently on the market generally cost around 7,000 to 8,000 yuan per year.
Guo Yuan planned to set the commercial price of the first version of the Starry Sky