Unless investors with traffic resources enter the market now, they can bring direct help to WeChat.

Otherwise, there is no need to be unable to get along with the high valuation in Weibo.

Mr. Lei nodded and agreed with Lin Yuan's opinion: "That's fine. Anyway, there are many people waiting and watching now, so we just happened to make the data again until they rush to pay!"

Liu Qing looked at the people present, smiled knowingly, and said seriously: "If there is a temporary difficulty in WeChat chat, we can also hold on."

Unlike outsiders, several people present are optimistic about the future of Weibo.

Even if you continue to follow up in the next round, there will be no problem.

Therefore, WeChat really needs funds urgently. As long as the users are still growing, all three of them will definitely support them fully.

Even temporary funds are not difficult!

"I'm fine!"

Since there are no financial concerns in the short term, Zhang Yayan finally agreed with this decision.

This reminded him of the time when Lao Qin and others founded Waiwai, and they also hoped that Lin Yuan could give him a certain amount of follow-up funds at a critical moment.

With this guarantee, he, a front-line entrepreneur, can do his best to build products and run a good company.

There are many examples of successful entrepreneurial success, but most of them rely on the efforts of the founder team, but also the investors who silently support behind this company.

Often, the more aligned the founder team and the investor cooperate, the easier it is to succeed!

The more infighting startups are, there are basically few successful ones.

It’s not that the products they make are not good or that they are not capable, but that internal strife distracts their energy and there is no time to compete with their opponents. It’s normal to be surpassed.

The two are a relationship of prosperity and prosperity, and the other is a loss and mutual complementation. The former can achieve success in listing and wealth, while the latter can also share the huge profits of listing!

This is why Lao Qin started his second business and was very cautious about the choice of investors, in order not to make things difficult for him and take the initiative.

Therefore, although there are many investors in the WeChat chat team and their respective ideas are not exactly the same, everyone can reach an agreement, appropriately compromise and cooperation, and understand the principle of working together.

What this brings to the entrepreneurial team is not only resource support, but also confidence!

Everyone finished talking about the micro-chat.

The topic shifted to Lin Yuan’s e-sports club.

...

It was Liu Qing's second visit to the club. He was surprised to see that the Tornado Club is not small now.

Unexpectedly, Lin Yuan, who has always had a unique vision, actually took a fancy to this small track.

He asked curiously: "Even if the market development of the foreign game e-sports industry is not very good now, it is basically the sponsor who is paying for money to hold competitions. Is there really a market in this area in China?"

For a long time, most Internet entrepreneurship in China has been creatively copying from Europe and the United States, which are at the forefront of the Internet development.

Then incubate similar products in the country, and most Internet manufacturers do this.

There is no real success in gaming e-sports abroad.

Even though several Blizzard's games have been successful in the e-sports market before, it has to be admitted that due to audience issues, these games are unlikely to have prospects in China.

Mr. Lei has also made games and is very familiar with the game industry. He has come to the forefront of the topic:

"Now, the game e-sports basically depends on the game itself. If the game is popular enough, then the game company will pay for the game itself to hold the game, which is a bit of hope. If the game itself is not popular, the game company is unwilling to contribute. It will be difficult for the game team to make money by relying on a few major events..."

This is self-evident. It is basically not profitable to organize a game team. Most teams are still vassals of the game, and it all depends on the popularity of the game itself.

And online games have been around for so many years, and only Warcraft is truly the one that has become globally popular.

But a game like Warcraft has not made this happen.

Role-playing games have many natural flaws on the competitive side, and the development limit is too low.

There are only a few stand-alone games and some good achievements.

For example, shooting games such as CS, as well as Interstellar, Warcraft, etc.

And the DOTA, which extends the battle for the hegemony, is unfortunately limited to the issue of copyright and infighting.

There is no truly organized unified event yet.

Zhang Yayan has also been working in the game industry for many years and knows the current situation, but seeing that Lin Yuan is very optimistic, he can't help but be confused.

This made him wonder what point he ignored?

I can't figure it out.

When he saw several beautiful girls wearing TG team slim teams passing by far outside the door, his eyes lit up.

Now the Tornado Club has raised many beautiful young female players.

He smiled and saw outsiders present, he didn't ask much, and was about to ask in private.

Liu Qing looked at Zhang Yayan who was laughing intentionally or unintentionally.

Lin Yuan didn't notice his expression: "In fact, MOBA games like DOTA have a complete hope of revitalizing the e-sports industry! I'm very optimistic about this direction..."

Even though Liu Qing hasn't played with Dota much, he has a little idea: "Now the copyright of DOTA seems to be abroad, and there have been constant struggles over the years, and some people are developing and operating them! I heard that it is not very ideal..."

Lin Yuan knew that he was talking about a paid DOTA adaptation game. Just charging this item directly eliminated most ordinary players.

Since the charges are charged, most players who are accustomed to DOTA free think that it is better to play the small map of the battle for the world.

Lin Yuan corrected: "It doesn't have to be DOTA, it can also be a DOTA-like game.

Moreover, dota itself has some problems, such as the difficulty of getting started, it is not friendly to newcomers, and the difficulty of operation will make ordinary players desperate...

There is now a DOTA-like online game abroad, and the threshold for getting started is easier than that of DOTA.

Novice can play, and they may stand up on this track..."

At this time, Xixi and Zhang Qiu heard the sound and looked over. It was obvious that they knew that Lin Yuan was talking about LOL.

This game they play every day.

It can be said that it is very familiar.

Even if the operation is average, as long as the game is understood and conscious, you can still play a helper and mix it up.

Much easier than dota!

Mr. Lei doesn’t understand Lol, but knows this industry: “Even if there are such a popular game, the popularity belongs to this game company! The game teams below can only benefit from some highlights, and it is difficult to have great development prospects. Do you think there is a chance to go public independently?”

In his opinion, since there is no possibility of listing, this industry classification is too small.

There is no need to put a lot of energy into it.

Lin Yuan shook his head: "It's really not!"

When Liu Qing heard this answer, he smiled relievedly. He originally thought that he had not thought of the key point, but now when he heard the other party's answer, he couldn't help but feel a little funny.

It seems that I am thinking too much!
Chapter completed!