In the Internet age, who still makes traditional games?

Xu Meng didn't act immediately, but waited until the next day.

From this day on, the work state of all employees of Zhumeng, from top to bottom, underwent a change.

After yesterday's fashion show team-building activity, the previous dissatisfaction and doubts about the boss's decisions were greatly reduced.

They truly felt the unique charm exuded by the models when they displayed their figures.

This, in turn, generated confidence in the boss's decisions.

— If we modify according to the boss's requirements, the "Frost and Snow Project" might really be able to come back to life!

As long as they go all out and allow the characters in the game to convey that kind of charm, the players will definitely be able to feel it too!

The company's resurrection is not a dream.

What bankruptcy, layoffs, and rent are no longer problems.

As a result, the work enthusiasm of almost everyone soared to unprecedented heights.

Xu Meng first went to find Ding Nian, asking her to temporarily put aside the work of changing clothes for the red-haired mature woman, Tong Que, and first concentrate on completely refining the concept art of the curly-haired girl, Heyin.

After that, he took the concept art and ran to Peng Linmu and Chen Wanzhong, asking them if they could make the model run, jump, and fight freely in the game without revealing any parts that shouldn't be revealed.

The honest man Chen Wanzhong was completely stunned.

"Boss, you want to… model a character who isn't wearing underwear? ? ?"

Even Peng Linmu felt it was a bit outrageous: "Boss, the industry's universal rule is to add leggings. I can understand if you don't want to add leggings, but not even underwear…"

"Isn't this also…" Several words churned in his mouth before he finally chose a relatively euphemistic one, "A little too open?"

Xu Meng immediately shook his head in denial: "No, underwear still needs to be added, otherwise the game may be taken down if it is reviewed."

After all, they weren't making H-games.

"But that's not the point, whether or not there is underwear is actually not important."

Xu Meng continued:

"Doesn't the character have a hem that exceeds the length of the knees?"

"Set all the dynamic details so that no matter how the character moves, the cheongsam's hem can just perfectly cover the key parts."

"That way, no one will be able to tell whether she's wearing it or not."

"When the time comes, as long as we don't explicitly confirm it ourselves, this will be Schrödinger's underwear."

"Our goal is: although we put it on the character to pass the review, we want most players to be willing to believe that she's not wearing it."

Peng Linmu and Chen Wanzhong's eyes widened, their faces full of 'Can it be done like this?'

"How is it, can you do it?" Xu Meng asked finally.

The two looked at each other and saw the same answer in each other's eyes—

They could do it.

But they would be working themselves to the bone!

"Boss, we can do it, but the workload is very large," Chen Wanzhong said frankly, "If all the characters are done like this, there simply won't be enough time to remake several characters in a month."

"It's good that you can do it," Xu Meng was very satisfied, "Just do this one first, don't worry, only Heyin needs to be like this for now, the others will still use conventional methods."

Chen Wanzhong breathed a sigh of relief and was about to start working overtime in a hurry.

… …

After two days of recuperation, Xu Meng felt that his body had improved a lot, so he returned to the office and began to devote himself fully to work.

He had to write out the set of intelligent collaborative development tools given by the system as soon as possible.

This was also something that could greatly improve work efficiency. If he hadn't died suddenly from working overtime once, he would have had to stay in front of the computer for three days and three nights on the day he transmigrated to get this thing done.

The amount of code for this set of tools was not alarming, especially the "intelligent" part—this intelligence was not as smart as the products on the market when it was first written, and it also needed a lot of data to feed and train it.

For the time being, Xu Meng didn't care much about [intelligence], but more about [collaboration].

In his previous life, he was an independent game producer, and he relied on himself to develop games.

This had already factored in a 20% loss of efficiency in advance.

But after reading the development logs, he was surprised to find that he had underestimated it!

Once the number of people exceeded one hundred, the rate of decline in average work efficiency was simply frightening—

The loss was not only 20%, I'm afraid it was more than 50%!

The reasons for this may be various, such as the fact that Zhumeng was originally a makeshift team created by two college graduates, or the new game's unsuccessful release led to low morale, or some people were looking for a new job in advance while still working… and so on.

In short, the reality was that work efficiency was a clear shortcoming of Zhumeng.

Therefore, this intelligent collaborative development tool, which could easily synchronize development progress, coordinate the ideas of multiple departments, greatly save communication costs, and improve overall work efficiency, was very necessary.

Xu Meng was very focused when he worked, to the point of being oblivious to everything else.

Except for being interrupted once by his assistant Chen Mengling to eat and take medicine, he had been working diligently until four o'clock in the afternoon.

Until the chat window suddenly popped up—

"Boss, it's done! Come and check it out!"

This was Ding Nian's message.

Xu Meng then came back to his senses, first received the file sent by Ding Nian, and then saved the code he had written.

Switching back to the chat window, the file had already been received.

Xu Meng opened it, and a high-definition image instantly filled the entire screen.

A green-haired girl was falling from the sky, the ink-colored cheongsam's hem fluttering in the wind, a pair of long legs shining white, and a pair of tender and delicate feet tilted upwards, with a red rope on her ankle sliding down slightly.

After seeing the toes, the vision reached its end, and then subconsciously returned to look at the upper body.

First, the end of the skirt's slit revealed a part of the hip curve and a large amount of side hip skin.

Further up, the color of the clothes became richer, the abdomen was almost completely transparent, like a layer of black gauze, the small belly and navel were clear at a glance.

Upward from the abdomen, the color quickly darkened again, turning from black gauze to something like shark skin, tightly adhering to the body, outlining a slender waist—and with a subtle luster.

Continuing upwards was the faintly visible collarbone under the V-neck collar.

Finally, there was the pretty face topped with a lively green curly hair, full of smiles.

That was Heyin.

She stretched her hands forward, each holding a pistol, firing upwards.

Although it was a static picture, it was full of dynamism, youth, vitality, and sexiness mixed together, coming at you.

It was full of impact!

"Well done! Very good, I have no fault to find!".

"That's it! You organize the details of each element, and we can start the animation and modeling production."

After affirming and encouraging Ding Nian fiercely, Xu Meng didn't forget his original purpose—

Taking advantage of the popularity of the announcement and the fierce scolding from the online trolls, and with more netizens who didn't know the truth watching the excitement, he would release the character art of the brand new style as soon as possible.

Even black is still red, and the traffic from scolding people is also traffic.

Besides, seizing the ecological niche now is equivalent to sniping Moyu's new game!

Who told you you're not as fast as me?

Serves you right for eating my dust!

After slightly editing the copy, he began to publish this "New Version of Heyin Character Design" to social networks.

Weibo went smoothly, posted and passed in seconds.

However, on the second-dimensional base camp—the video website Bilibili—the publication failed.

Looking at the system prompt [Content involves borderline behavior and exposed clothing issues, not suitable for display], Xu Meng was stunned on the spot.

No, buddy!

You are my channel provider, and I am your partner!

You're still taking 50% of the channel revenue from "Frost and Snow Project"!

I'm trying to expand your revenue and increase your profits, and you jump out to block my review? ?

With this effort, why don't you go review your dance area? ? ?