"I heard you want to make an online game?"

However, within two days, Xu Jing got the news and called Meng Huo to ask.￡∝

"Well, yes." Meng Huo was not surprised when answering the phone. Xu Jing was very proud of any of his "new moves", and his reaction to this matter was a little slower.

"What's going on? Tell me, why did you suddenly have this idea?" Xu Jing asked curiously, and Meng Huo then told him the general situation. Of course, he did not say what the specific online game was.

Xu Jing seemed to be more interested than he imagined. In fact, the game industry is a very profitable industry. Judging from the profit-seeking nature of merchants, if Meng Huo was really sure to make a successful online game, Xu Jing would also be willing to support it.

"Can't the funds be less?" The only thing that made him difficult was the funding issue. They can afford billions of funds, but the risk of investing such a huge amount of money in game production is also quite large - this money is higher than the investment they have in animation production and promotion in the past year.

“We can’t set up a game company ourselves?”

Xu Jing thinks that acquiring others is really not a good idea. Professional game companies are quite expensive, but if you set up a company with 500 people, no matter how much you spend money, it won’t cost billions or even 100 million.

If it were the investment of this number, he would definitely nod immediately - out of trust in Meng Huo, a 100 million risk is nothing. But spending billions to acquire a company would be too risky.

"It's OK, but you have to wait a long time later..." Meng Huo slowly explained to Xu Jing. They need to have a game company with 500 or even more people. The support cost is also very high. And whether the new game can be successful is also a question. Meng Huo does not have such great confidence in the current game production department.

"The biggest question we set up a new company is whether they can make this online game well. He Qian and the others have no such experience before, and I can't focus on it. If it fails, how should we support these people?"

Meng Huo explained that his main consideration was that the risk of establishing a new company was very high. The company could be established and personnel could be recruited, but whether the new company could meet his expectations was difficult to say. Meng Huo could not focus on World of Warcraft. In addition, he also planned to travel next year, so the game company must have the ability to run alone.

In order to meet this requirement, Meng Huo still needs to observe for a while, which is what he is doing now. He did not want to cut off He Qian, but instead let the game department slowly produce and explore "World of Warcraft". In fact, this is an assessment.

Through long-term observations of them, Meng Huo can judge whether setting up a new game company under their leadership can create "World of Warcraft". But it takes time. Establishing such a large game company is definitely not something that can be decided in a moment.
Chapter completed!