Lin Sizhi took out the proposal from the desk drawer.
Flipped through it from beginning to end, discovering that this design invitation had a considerable degree of freedom, offering few restrictions and no apparent design direction.
"In other words, this time, Walkway wants a game similar to 'Blood Poker.'
"But with fewer restrictions, giving imitators more room to maneuver.
"And the most important point is to clearly add a 'community conflict' aspect."
For Lin Sizhi, Walkway's intention wasn't hard to guess.
This game invitation can likewise be classified as 'allocation,' primarily used for distributing visa time, without the need to design lethal traps.
This is evident from the format of the proposal.
'Filter' games would require imitators to fill in the expected mortality rate, while 'allocation' games have no such requirement.
And in the related list of items, there are no weapons that could lead to death.
