But it also reminded him that doing this carried considerable risk.
Of course, the final decision was his to make.
After all, Old Li was the main supervising instructor at the startup incubation base, and he had the final say in many matters.
Deceiving the supervising instructor was no joke. Besides, they would be seeing the instructor every few days, so it would be difficult to keep it hidden.
Mo Xiangwen thought it over and decided to go back and consider it some more. He took an application form and left with the others.
Even if he made up his mind right away, the form would not be so easy to fill out.
Besides, if things really were as Wang Bin had described, he needed to make more thorough preparations.
Perhaps seeing his furrowed brow, Su Mengyao walked up to him and comforted him with a grin. "It's fine. Worst case, you can just rent a place outside."
Mo Xiangwen froze and fell into thought.
Rent a place? That did not seem necessary. He had only wanted to use the startup certificate as an excuse to slack off a little anyway.
If he could not get one, then he would just work on it honestly in the dorm.
So he shook his head. "It's fine. Worst case, I'll just do it in the dorm."
"You're doing it all by yourself?" Su Mengyao looked at him strangely. "Can you even finish it alone?"
"It's an indie game. Plenty of them are made by one person from start to finish." Mo Xiangwen shrugged. "If it's a relatively simple game, it should be fine."
As for programming, the key was learning while doing and doing while learning.
He had been keeping cheats running every day. It would be absurd not to use them.