Lorne isn't simply following the Pokémon template. Suitcase Beasts aren't a buy-to-play model, so if Lorne wants to profit from this, he has to innovate.
The rich map ecology of Fantastic Beasts is the core competitiveness of this game. He did not intend to make things difficult for players in this aspect, so he decided to set up selling points in the acquisition of resources and materials.
Hagrid played until the afternoon without even having lunch; the exciting storyline and the Fantastic Beasts that might appear on the next map kept him hooked.
He was about to control the little man to rescue the injured Graphorn when he was told that he didn't have any more Rejuvenating Grass, and there was no suitable environment for the Graphorn to survive in the box.
"Don't do that," Hagrid shook his head helplessly, " The Graphorn is on the verge of extinction, I must save it!"
However, to obtain excess Rejuvenating Grass, you need to go to the previous map to find a humid area to plant crops. Rejuvenating Grass seeds require frequently defeating the berserk Puffskein.
But he didn't have a team to fight against, so he could only slowly grind it out with his Salamander.
The chest has reached its capacity. To expand the space, you need to find colorful stones in the mine, and to create a new environment, you also need to collect sand and long grass.
In short, it's difficult.
Just as Hagrid was worrying, he suddenly noticed that each material had two common options under the acquisition method: the shop and linking the fire.
He could understand the mall, but what was the "passing on the fire"?
Send a message to your friends on Cuckoo Messaging to invite them to visit the Suitcase Beasts!
That's perfect, he was just about to recommend such an excellent game to others.
Send it to all the professors first. Lorne should be happy to see his game recommended, so send that one too.
Harry sends it once, Hermione sends it once...
Suitcase Beasts are all the rage.
The widespread and spontaneous enthusiasm among players, coupled with the game's inherent quality and the support of numerous Fantastic Beasts enthusiasts, even led to numerous posts about the Suitcase Beasts on social media platforms like Cuckoo.
Suitcase Beasts doesn't rely on stats or gacha mechanics, making it a truly fair and accessible game for all ages. Whales can use redemption codes to gain a competitive edge, hardcore players can tackle two main storylines and still have time to post reviews and guides on Cuckoo, casual players enjoy interacting with the Fantastic Beasts in their suitcases, hardcore players can follow legendary Pokémon and explore PvP gameplay, and social players can use the Fantastic Beasts trading feature to play with others.
By the time Harry finished entertaining Mama Sains and Cedric, game guides and reviews were already everywhere.
[Help! How do I tame the Demiguise? Why can't I find it whenever it runs into town?]
[On the impact of choosing the starter Pokémon on the difficulty of clearing the game]
[A real man should enjoy the thrill of battle! A single Mooncalf pushed its way to the eighth gym. Isn't the battle system in this game really interesting?]
[Basic Combat Gameplay Guide: Materials Required for Building Various Ecosystems]
Wizards were very receptive to the Cuckoo Forum; they immediately understood that it was a newspaper where anyone could post news, and some businesses had even started advertising their shops minutes after the Magic Mobile Phone went on sale today.
Cedric finally got his Magic Mobile Phone, and he also received a Magic Mobile Phone case as a free gift from Sains. Director Lorne looked very haggard, but he patted him on the shoulder and gave him a small redemption code.
The moment he got to play with the Magic Mobile Phone, he finally understood why so few people at school owned Magic Mobile Phone, yet their voices were so loud.
He really wanted to recommend it to his best friend!
Lorne and Quirrell sat exhausted in their chairs, and even Dobby, who was usually standing respectfully on the floor, slumped over the table. Only Sains managed to muster the energy to take his mother for a stroll in Diagon Alley.
Dobby never wants to talk Yaoyao again. Dobby never knew talking could be so tiring.
Quirrell really wanted to say the same, but when he opened his mouth, he felt a cloud of smoke rise in his throat, so he quickly took two sips of tea and tapped the table to show his agreement.
Lorne sighed, but still set an example as the boss. "Today was a great success. All three thousand Magic Mobile Phone were sold, and we also have several hundred delivery orders. Thank you all for your hard work. Bonuses will be awarded, and the store will be closed for three days. I will definitely hire more people next year so that everyone can have a relaxed anniversary celebration."
Harry was the only one with nothing to do all day. Although he knew it wasn't a good time to bother everyone, the contents of the Suitcase Beasts left him scratching his head in frustration.
"Sorry, Master, you just need to nod or shake your head," Harry kindly handed over a cup of hot tea. "At what level do Salamander reach adulthood? Is it possible before level 30?"
Lorne refused to answer.
On August 9th, Lorne slept soundly until dawn. When he went downstairs, everyone except Harry, who was playing with his Magic Mobile Phone inside the closed shop, was still asleep.
Seeing Lorne come downstairs, Harry thoughtfully asked, "Master, would you like a sandwich or a pea pie? I fried a couple extra, just in case you get hungry after you get up."
No one cooked this morning; even Dobby was so tired he was snoring. Chef Harry took charge of the cooking himself.
"Thank you, Harry, I only need a little." Lorne was afraid Harry was just being polite, but also afraid that refusing would hurt the child's enthusiasm, so this perfect answer instantly popped into his mind.
Lorne ate quickly, then suddenly remembered the system task he had completed before opening the shop.
[Task: Gather the Power of Emotion of those like you]
[Progress: 8896/8000]
[Reward: Unlock a limited-time rare item shop; purchase limit is three items]
[You have completed the task. Would you like to claim your reward?]
Yesterday he actually gained nearly two thousand points of Power of Emotion! It was worth spending the whole day as a loudspeaker on the carriage roof.
Lorne immediately clicked to claim it.
[Ding! Claim successful. The limited-time rare item shop is now open. Limited to three items per purchase. Repeated purchases of the same type of item will also be recorded. Please select carefully.]
Lorne immediately began searching.
Given the unexpected situation encountered on yesterday's launch day, Lorne decided that the first item he would choose must be something that could solve the current shortage of Magic Mobile Phone.
He needs a way to mass-produce Magic Mobile Phone, and it would be even better if it could also solve the employment problem for Hogwarts' seventh-year graduates.
Lorne already had an idea in mind, so he stared intently at the screen, carefully searching for keywords.
You're the one!
-- "The Complete Guide to Advanced Magic Power Matrix".
Lorne already knew from " A Basic Introduction to the Magic Power Matrix " that inscribing Magic Power Matrix required leaving magical grooves on a special stone slab. His Etching Charm could easily do this, and the Branding and Scoring Charm from the existing spell system could also achieve it with some effort. He could easily recruit Hogwarts seventh-year graduates, train them, and have them inscribe Magic Power Matrix for him and create Magic Mobile Phone.
The " Complete Guide to Advanced Magic Power Matrix " contains the matrix needed to make mobile phones. Lorne only needs to extract this part and compile it into a book or send people to teach it, and his Magic Mobile Phone manufacturing factory will be ready in no time.