Chapter 197: Longteng's new game, plagiarism again?
Every time Chuxin launches a new game, the atmosphere in the experience store will change to a certain extent.
For example, in the earliest days, when Dead Cells was launched, a scream of pain could be heard from time to time in the PC area; after Monument Valley and Dancing Online were launched, the average appearance in the mobile game area directly increased by several levels, and the appearance was as good as the breasts.
Anyone looking at legs can find what they want to see here; after StarCraft was launched, 1v1 men’s wars were taking place all the time in the PC area. Experts like Nie Tian were surrounded by a circle and had no place to play but could only watch.
It's a common thing.
After the launch of Bubble Hall, the atmosphere in the store has changed again.
There are more female gamers in the PC area, there are more people sitting crowded together on the sofa, and there are more laughter in the store.
Gu Feng was lying on the sofa in the rest area, worrying about the balance problem of "Pokémon Battle Chess".
While he was thinking about it, a girl's cry not far away startled him.
"Yeah! It feels like this game is copied from Plants vs. Zombies again."
Gu Feng's attention unconsciously turned to what she said.
"Plants vs. Zombies" has been online for three or four months. During this period, even Gu Feng didn't know how many plagiarism games appeared, but without exception, these games have become popular.
"Haha, who is trying to commit suicide? These people know how to copy all the time, but in the end they can't even understand what they are copying. I'm laughing to death." The speaker was also a girl, and the voices of these two girls sounded strange to Gu Feng.
, most likely not a regular customer of the store.
However, this girl's ruthless complaints made Gu Feng deeply agree.
Copying games is the same as copying homework. It is the same homework, but the results after copying are very different for people with different levels.
The one with the lowest rank actually doesn’t change a single punctuation mark. In the end, he even copied out his name. Except for the different handwriting, it’s the same thing everywhere. Spend 100 million to find the most professional troll to help you.
If you wash it, others will ask you to hire someone else. This is a great wisdom in the world of copying!
For those whose rank is slightly higher than that of Dasheng, during the copying process, for objective questions, they will deliberately make their answers different from others' answers, and for subjective questions, they will make appropriate additions, deletions, and changes based on other people's answers.
A little bit of your own nonsense, delete it
Delete some of other people's nonsense. If you can't delete it, reword it in your own words. As long as you are patient enough, you can copy out an answer with a duplication check rate of no more than 10% and a highly unified central idea. This is
This is the cleverest thing in the world!
Those with higher ranks actually have the ability to complete homework independently. Although they may not be as good as others, they are at least 70 or 80. Such people do not just close their eyes, close their eyes, use a big pen, and wave their heads when copying homework.
It's just a manual job.
They will be able to read the questions during the copying process. For simple ones, the operation method is the same as above. For difficult ones, they probably won’t be able to answer the questions even if they work hard. They half-copy and half-correct the objective questions, and work hard on the subjective questions. How many times can they get through it?
The score is a few points, but I am determined not to copy it. I am afraid that the question will be wrong. If I copy it wrongly, the mistake will be the same, and it is difficult to explain. This is really smart in the world of copying!
Those with the highest rank, like Zhensheng, also have the ability to complete homework independently, but the difference is that their strength is higher than the owner of the homework they want to copy.
This kind of person will not only read the questions when copying, but also really verify whether the answers are correct one by one. For objective questions, first look at whether the selected answer is correct. If it is not correct, then look at other options. For subjective questions, first look at it.
Are there any problems or omissions in other people's answers to the problem-solving steps? For them, the important thing is the process rather than the result. Even if the result is right, the first thing they consider is not to copy it directly, but to think about it.
There is no easier or better way to solve the problem.
The most important thing is that even if these lybs find that others are wrong during the copying process, they will not remind them, or they will remind them but only partially. This is why some people clearly copy other people's homework and get more correct results and score less.
Higher reasons.
In this case, even if it is found to be plagiarism, in the eyes of uninformed people, it is not certain who plagiarized it.
What's more, more often than not, the opponent's homework looks like it is copied but not copied. Although the copying method like Xiao Mingming's can fool the machine, it can be seen with the human eye at a glance, but this kind of copying is like Xingyiquan.
It is really difficult to judge the different copying methods.
Even if the master is very skilled, even if the owner of the copy knows that the other person borrowed his homework, he will be confused after seeing the other person's homework. Is it possible that the other party just borrowed his own homework to use as a pad? This is the old gangster in the world of copying!
Copying a game like Long Teng's "Garden Xiaoxiaole" is very painful. It can be seen that they have pursuits and ideals, and they want to be old gangsters, but they want to get a porcelain job but they don't have diamonds. This is
As a result, the answers they thought were better solutions were all wrong, and they were not very particular about copying the details. As a result, everyone could tell that the game was copied, and even if they copied it, they could get 95 points.
The test paper was copied into 55 points.
The girl who spoke first responded: "Longteng's, it seems to be called Health Guard Battle. I just finished the novice guide, and it seems to be a bit interesting."
The girl who spoke last seemed to have a bad temper. When she heard it was Long Teng, she immediately laughed mockingly and said: "I knew they would be indispensable for this kind of thing. Last time I copied Happy Xiaoxiaole and made myself into a joke, this time I actually made a joke."
Don’t give up yet.”
When he heard it was Long Teng, Gu Feng was very concerned. He quietly got up and left. After returning to the office, he took out his mobile phone and downloaded the "Health Guard War".
After playing for half an hour, Gu Feng became more and more surprised.
At first, when the girl said that this game seemed to be a copy of "Plants vs. Zombies", Gu Feng thought that Longteng had just made another game with a different recipe.
As a result, I personally played it and found that the content of the game was completely different from what I expected. To be fair, the quality of this game is really good, and Gu Feng felt that this game borrowed some design ideas from "Plants vs. Zombies" at most, but
Plagiarism is definitely something you can't fight with.
In the game, the battlefield is the major human systems, such as the nervous system, digestive system, respiratory system, and blood circulation system. Various viruses will invade the corresponding human systems that they will attack in reality, and players can regulate human immune cells.
As well as placing various drugs for targeted defense against different viruses.
Compared with Plants vs. Zombies, which divides the battlefield into several fixed lines, several battlefields in this game are independent and related to each other. The entire battlefield appears more three-dimensional than Plants vs. Zombies.
And this game also has a certain significance for popularizing science. There is a popular science introduction for every virus and every drug in the game. In the process of playing the game, players will learn a lot of basic medicine whether actively or passively.
Knowledge.
Games like this, which are of good quality and have some popular science significance, are most popular among members of the gaming committee and other institutions, and the parents of those children are also very happy to let their children play more meaningful games like this.
When did Long Teng have such talent? Gu Feng was a little curious.
Did you recruit a great new person or did someone suddenly get the idea?
Gu Feng is not afraid of how Plants vs. Zombies will be affected. After all, the two games look similar in gameplay, but in fact they are very different. Casual games are not particularly boring games. Players who like this type of game can choose all of them.