In the evening, Lin Sizhi returned to his room, as usual, to check out the newly appeared games and the ratings of previous games.
"Coward's Judgment" was rated B, and "Fertility Judgment" was rated A, which basically matched Lin Sizhi's initial expectations.
It can be confirmed that there are two relatively clear standards regarding ratings:
If the Imitator mixes a lot of subjective factors into the judgment game, showing favoritism to certain players, the rating will drop;
In the same model, only the first innovative design has hope of getting a high rating, and subsequent imitations of this model will see their ratings decline.
The time came to 8 o'clock, and as expected, a new game invitation appeared on the computer.
[Hello, Lin Sizhi.]
[In three days, the Walkway will open several different "Screening Games."]
[Two days ago, the Walkway already sent design invitations for this "Screening Game" to a portion of Imitators, and they have already completed the designs.]
