The group gods who retired to fish in Genshin Impact

Speaking of which, I suddenly remembered something. Wasn't there some kind of mushroom competition in the previous event version?

Then I said I had written it, but I forgot about it.

Then thinking about it carefully, it seems that what was written at that time was not correct, because according to the plot of the book, Xumi was still in the reconstruction stage at that time, and it was impossible to hold such a grand competition.

In addition, the Port of Omos needs to be re-planned, and there is no way to compete in the mushroom competition.

Then I thought about whether I should go back and add this plot back in a few days after finishing the wedding of Rosalind and Rustan and the Wind Flower Festival.

But, if you add this plot back, I don’t know what to write about. I just feel like this plot has no meaning and no content.

I just talked about the relationship between humans and mushrooms for a while and then stopped.

This kind of bridge section should be considered a relatively common routine for us.

I think it’s better to look at the specifics when the time comes. If you can write it, write it. If you can’t, let’s just go through it in one go. It will be a chapter or two and briefly describe it. That’s it.

Then there are the forest books, desert books, and other flower god books.

Let’s turn it into a spin-off series and release it to the outside world, after the plot of the mushroom competition is finished.

Step by step, there should be no big plot in the next few versions anyway.

If expected, Fontaine may be released between July and September.

I hope Fontaine doesn't act like Sumeru, which is really annoying.

Genshin Impact released a questionnaire some time ago. I don’t know if you have seen it. It is about the experience of exploring the big world. I don’t know how you filled it out. I filled in all the questions about Xumi.

It’s just that the map is too complicated, the mission instructions are unclear, and the plot is protracted.

Damn, the world quests and side quests are longer than the main plot. Who came up with this?

I finally finished the main plot of the side plot, but the results told me that there are still a lot of sub-plots behind it.

Then I have to look for mission props and other items by myself. If I can find them, I will find them. If I can’t find them, I will throw them away.

Sometimes when you leave a place and want to go back, you really can't find the entrance.

I don't even know what the planner is thinking.

Fontaine had better stop doing this, really.

It’s really impressive that I can get lost while exploring the world.

The mission location was shown to be two meters away from me, and then I looked up, down, left, and right, but couldn't find anything. The result told me that it was underground, and I didn't know where the entrance was.

This isn't world exploration, this is a massive memory training scene.

Test whether you can remember the entrance of each road.

Then when it comes to planning, something happened recently not only with Genshin Impact, but also with Mi Huyou.

Mi Huliu’s urgent job advertisements appeared on many recruitment platforms.

The recruitment is related to game plot planning, and also includes other small professions and small positions.

And what I specifically noted at the front is that we are urgently hiring, which means there is a shortage of people.

Then I originally thought that everyone would be discussing how to get into the job, and how to ask whether you can get in without overestimating your abilities.

Damn it, the direction of the wind is not right.

No one is discussing whether they can join the job, and no one is discussing whether entering this position can lead to some bolder plots.

For example, in a certain plot animation, write a scene where the ruin guards fight against the five Xumi spirit beasts.

No one is talking about this, no one is talking about what kind of game plot they can make.

What were they discussing? It’s because Mihuyou is short of people, Mihuyou is recruiting people, Mihuyou has no one left, and Mihuyou is finished.

Good guy, if you post a job opening to others, it seems like it will go bankrupt.

There is no one who is thinking about applying for a planning job, only one who is thinking about how to lead a rhythm and gain traffic.

They are just hiring a planner, it's not like the company has no money and is about to go bankrupt.

They also said that Genshin is cool, Mi Huyou is cool, and you haven’t been to work, right?

Isn’t it normal for companies to be in a hurry to recruit people?

We don’t have enough manpower. Don’t we need to recruit people for project expansion? If you don’t recruit people, why don’t you go up and do it?

Mihuyou has a lot of projects now, let’s do the math.

Beng 2, Beng 3, Genshin Impact, Zero Zone, Star Dome Railway, and what else? Undecided event book?

That adds up to six big projects.

Among them, Jue District Zero has not received its version number yet and cannot be launched online for the time being, so we won’t talk about it.

Let’s start with Beng Er, this, uh, current eldest sister when the previous eldest sister is gone.

It is still being updated steadily. Well, each version has some plot.

A big plot was created some time ago. It is said that only two people died and everyone survived.

I was originally thinking about how the death of two people in the protagonist's group could be counted as he?

Later, when I thought about it, damn it, Beng 2 was still Mi Huu’s Beng 2. It’s true that only two people died, and it was considered a he.

Beng 2 may be smaller now and needs enough planning. They are all from the older group. It may be that Beng 2’s new planning has matured and can take on what the old planning left behind.

Beng 2 is the flattest one.

Beng 3, we all know that there was a certain rhythm in the past few years, and the rhythm has not stopped, but this year's graduation trip directly made thousands of captains stand up.

Six years ago, I checked that Bengsan was launched in October 16.

I started playing around 17 years ago. I couldn’t say I was into it at that time, because there were no games to play, so I gave it a try.

After playing for a month, I decided to uninstall it because I felt the cost was too high and I didn’t have much interest in it.

Then, not even two months after I uninstalled it, Beng 3 was named, and then the touch system of the Chinese server was removed.

It wasn’t until this year’s Chinese New Year that I came back.

Ah, now I’m in the trap, at least I’m playing every day.

As a result, I didn’t play it for two fucking months. He told me that the first part was finished and he went straight to part 1.5.

When I first started playing, the plot just started, and then I quit. Now that I'm back, I'm completely into the game, and he told me it's over.

I suddenly felt like it was over as soon as it started.

It's just weird.

On the other hand, there is the melancholy and reluctance when facing the completion of an excellent work.

On one side is the feeling of just starting out on an adventure and knowing that I'm on target for my adventure.

Quite fragmented.

The plot of Beng San is still being updated steadily, and many people are needed for art and planning. Many of them are new, and we all know that.

Most of the older people are following the project. After a new project is established, they go over to lay the foundation. Once the foundation is laid, they continue to develop the next project, and then try to get the new people up as soon as possible.

And because of Genshin Impact, Mi Huyou can now more or less be affiliated with a major manufacturer.

As the number of projects increases, Mihuyou recruits more and more people.