<h4>Chapter 308: Chapter 307 evaluation</h4>


    On the official forum of League of Legends, a new post caused a heated discussion.


    The title of the post was,”live footage of Chen Mo ying League of Legends, Minotaur chief saving the dying and defrauding his teammates!”


    Seeing this post, everyone’s first reaction was disbelief. After all, Chen Mo was the best Warcraft yer in the country. He beat up all the top yers in China and was even nicknamed “muscle-craser.” How could someone like him cheat his teammates in League of Legends?


    In the end, after watching the video, he realized that he had really screwed his teammates over!


    “Hahaha, that’s amazing. What’s going on with S-God? why did he secretly go to an inte cafe to y games? he was even photographed!”


    “It’s indeed Chen Zhao from the back.”


    “I’m dying ofughter. I thought that this guy was good at ying the game, but the demaster was pushed to the side of his own card. It was so funny!”


    “He’s really an ox that saves the dying and helps the wounded! I thought I was the only one who would make such a mistake!”


    “No, this should be considered a great assist! The best sixth person!”


    “I can’t believe that Chen Mo can’t y League of Legends well either. S-God is a fraud, hahahaha!”


    “I feel like if I y with this bull, I can get a 5 for 0 in this teamfight!”


    “It makes me want to y League of Legends too. I think I can beat S-God!”


    “I want to go y too! I can finally get back what I lost in Warcraft in League of Legends!”


    ......


    Not only did the video be a hot topic among the yers of League of Legends, but yers of other games also knew about it.


    Chen Mo had another nickname: [Rescue the dying and heal the wounded], salent.


    ……


    In the experience store.


    Chen Mo was speechless as he watched the video.


    F * ck, I’m just ensuring the fairness of the game. How is this saving the dying and healing the injured?


    But at this time, it was hard to exin, so he thought it was better to forget it. This video was also a hot topic, and it was equivalent to promoting League of Legends.


    So far, the promotion of League of Legends had been very sessful.


    With the gaming tform’s promotion, inte advertisements, inte cafes, and so on, League of Legends ‘poprity rose to a very high level, sweeping through Chen Mo’s targeted yer base like a wave.


    Who was the target group of yers for League of Legends?


    The main target was the teenagers between the ages of 12 to 30, both in and out of school.


    These people were passionate about online games, but facing the pressure of school and work, most of them didn’t have much time. At the same time, they preferred games that tested their control.


    One of the fatal problems of traditional mmorpgs was that they cost a lot of time to y, and some of them even cost a lot of money. yers between the ages of 12 to 30 were either still in school or working. They didn’t have that much time to y games.


    These yers ‘financial ability was generally rtively weak, and many of them were free yers. Games like League of Legends, which didn’t cost money, guaranteed fairness, and allowed yers to show off their skills, suited them very well.


    Of course, there were also some rich and idle college dogs, but those people were in the minority. Even if they were University noobs, League of Legends was still attractive to them.


    Therefore, Chen Mo’s strategy was targeted at inte cafes and university campuses. This was especially true for PC inte cafes, which were perfect for promoting League of Legends.


    ……


    On the 10th of February, three days after League of Legends was released, Chen Mo released the statistics for the first day.


    The number of yers who logged in on the first day reached 390000, and the next day’s game retention reached an insane 73%.


    Of course, 390000 didn’t seem like a scary number in terms of Thunderbolt gaming tform’s active users. However, most of Thunderbolt gaming tform’s yers were mobile gamers (that was the case for the entire gaming market), and they liked games like Onmyoji and anipop. The core PC yers didn’t have an advantage.


    However, this number was already very terrifying.


    Diablo had only sold 280000 copies in the first week, and League of Legends didn’t have a grand opening cinematics or a fascinating plot yet. It wasn’t easy to attract so many yers with just the crazy promotion and free games.


    Moreover, League of Legends was apletely new game genre. Many yers were confused after reading the game description and did not have much motivation to download it on their PC. Therefore, it was a great sess to get this number.


    This number of yers was enough to support the game’s matchmaking system, ensuring that yers of simr standards were matched together to y the game, and trying to ensure that all yers ‘winning rate was around 50%.


    Although it was stupid to guarantee a 50% win rate at times, it also guaranteed the gaming experience of most yers to the maximum.


    Emperor dynasty entertainment and fantasy gaming tform couldn’t sit still after Chen Mo announced the numbers.


    As professional video game distributors, they knew what this number meant. It meant that League of Legends had the potential to be a super popr game. This number was already on par with some of the ssic dominating games, or even slightly better.


    The only good news for Emperor dynasty and divine fantasy was that the yers didn’t think too highly of League of Legends.


    The current rating for League of Legends was around 8.4. It didn’t seem low, but the ratings for Warcraft and Diablo had never dropped below 9 when they were released.


    From the yer reviews, the game didn’t seem to be a ‘godly’ piece of work.


    Most of the yers ments were “not bad,””I can y it,””new way of ying it,” and there were not many brainlessments. Obviously, the gimmick of “apletely free and fairpetition game” yed a key role in attracting yers and pulling up the ratings.


    There were also some yers who were disappointed in the game, including some of Chen Mo’s core yers.


    “I feel that the style is too cartoonish. There’s no sense of immersion.”


    “Chen Zhao has regressed, right? There’s no story mode, not even an opening cinematics?”


    “Looking at the development time, I feel like Chen Mo is up to something again. The old yers of Warcraft aren’t used to this game, maybe the less skilled yers will like it.”


    “I thought Chen Mo would make an official COG, but isn’t it a little too different from a cog? He changed Chen Mo’s style and his coolness has dropped by a lot!”


    These reviews gave Emperor dynasty entertainment a glimmer of hope to turn the tables.


    If League of Legends could achieve such a terrifying result, what would happen to COG?