To do a good job of TPDB ratings, you need a website.

As it happened, there was still space upstairs, so Pei Qian planned to recruit another group of people to be responsible for the website's operation, right next door to Zhongdian Chinese Network.

The TPDB website would list all of Tenda's projects, including all the games it had developed, the short videos filmed by Fei Huang Workshop, every branch of Moyu Internet Cafe, Zhongdian Chinese Network, Nifeng Courier Station, and so on.

The website would have simple categories, including games, film and television, lifestyle, physical products, and other fields, for easy searching.

If Tenda were to venture into new industries in the future, the website's categories would also be updated in real time.

The website would not have too much information about these projects, only a simple page with some basic information about them.

The main part would be the rating and evaluation details.

The evaluations would be divided into four major categories: internal evaluation, media evaluation, consumer evaluation, and online user evaluation.

The final rating would be calculated based on the ratings of these four major categories, according to a certain weighting.

The website would be open for registration, but Tenda's internal employees' accounts would have special permissions. They could click on the "Internal Evaluation" tab to open the intranet and view high-level ratings, internal employee opinions, and other content.

Ordinary users could only see the specific values of the internal evaluation, but could not open the intranet.

The media evaluation tab would integrate some of the major authoritative media evaluations and reprint some evaluation articles.

Consumer evaluations and online user evaluations would show the ratings separately. Only users who provided consumption records could make consumer evaluations, while online user evaluations would be unrestricted.

In terms of specific scoring, TPDB would also adopt a more complex scoring mechanism. The scoring weight of each account would be different, and the specific weight could only be viewed by internal personnel with higher website permissions.

Inappropriate behavior might affect the scoring weight of an account.

For example, if a certain influencer took black money and gave a project with an average score of 4 or more a retaliatory score of 1, or gave a project with an average score of 2 a full score, it might affect his future scoring weight.

Of course, this was not intended to stifle individuality. After all, everyone's evaluation of good and bad was very subjective, and it could not be ruled out that some people simply did not like the full-score masterpieces that everyone was touting, and genuinely wanted to give the work one star.

However, this kind of retaliatory one-star rating actually violated the principle of objective and fair scoring, so it would also affect the scoring weight of the account.

At the same time, if a person frequently switched accounts, that is, multiple accounts used the same IP address to log in, etc., it would also reduce the scoring weight of these accounts.

In short, the goal was to eliminate these subjective scores as much as possible, so that the score of each project would be close to the value it deserved.

Pei Qian temporarily handed over the early preparation work for the website to Ma Yiqun, because Zhongdian Chinese Network had basically gotten on the right track during this period, and Ma Yiqun was not as busy as before.

After the early preparation work for TPDB was completed in a while, suitable people would be selected to manage it.

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September 1st.

Moyu Internet Cafe.

Qiao Liang took a sip of the coffee that the waiter brought from the bar, feeling that this kind of life was relaxed and comfortable.

His fan group was still flashing non-stop, and 99+ messages would pop up if he wasn't careful, and he couldn't read them all.

Qiao Liang hadn't shown his face in his fan group much during this period, because he had been working hard on "Turning Back is the Shore," and he had to play for eight hours every day, which was a bit stressful.

Moreover, the game content of "Turning Back is the Shore" could not be revealed to the outside world. He had signed a contract and had to keep his mouth shut.

However, Qiao Liang had finally found some tricks recently, and the game progress had obviously accelerated, and he didn't feel as much pressure as he did at the beginning.

After briefly looking at the chat and gossip in the group and taking a break, Qiao Liang reopened "Turning Back is the Shore," preparing to take down the Meng Po (the old woman who gives you the soup to forget your past life) boss that had been blocking him for a long time.

After opening the game, an update prompt popped up first.

"Oh, it's updated again."

Qiao Liang had become accustomed to this, because he was playing the development version, and the "Turning Back is the Shore" project team had been frequently modifying the game, so there would be new update packages every day.

These update packages were of different sizes. When they were small, they were only a few hundred K, and might only update a configuration table; when they were large, they could reach several hundred M, and might update a batch of scene resources.

This update was not too big, and the Internet cafe's network speed was fast, so it was updated in a few minutes.

"I wonder how many of the suggestions I made to President Pei last time have been modified."

Qiao Liang even had a little expectation for some reason.

A week ago, President Pei came here to ask some questions about the game, and Qiao Liang also gave his opinions in detail:

The initial small village and town were too difficult, because the players were seeing it for the first time and had not yet adapted to this game mode, so the dissuasion effect was obvious, and the later scenes would be easier.

The implication was that he hoped to slightly lower the difficulty of the first two scenes, and keep the rest as they were.

In terms of weapons, Qiao Liang felt that the firewood knife was very useful in the early and mid-stages. It was flexible, had a fast attack speed, and the damage was also very considerable, and the guan dao (a type of Chinese pole weapon) vertical chop was especially easy to use.

The implication was that the other unpopular weapons were a bit awkward to use, and it was recommended to optimize the feel.

In the previous few game updates, Qiao Liang had been expecting the design team to make adjustments in these areas, but his expectations had failed.

Maybe it was because there were more balance changes, and they couldn't be finished in a short time.

And this time, Qiao Liang finally waited.

After updating the version, he glanced at the update log and found that there was indeed a lot of content about balance adjustments!

"President Pei is really a conscientious designer who is good at listening to player opinions!"

Qiao Liang sincerely exclaimed.

He clicked on the details page of the balance adjustment and carefully checked it, wanting to see which unpopular weapon had been enhanced, so that he could use this enhanced unpopular weapon to pass the Meng Po boss.

"Increased the attack power of monsters in the River of Forgetfulness, Three Lives Stone and other scenes, and increased the types of monsters and attack methods;"

"Restored the excessively high damage of the firewood knife at low reinforcement levels to a normal level. As compensation, the charging attack damage has been slightly increased;"

"Fixed the bug that the Guan Dao vertical chop was too fast;"

There were many similar balance adjustments, but basically they were all weakening!

The weapons that Qiao Liang felt were relatively easy to use were basically cut once.

Like the firewood knife, the basic damage at the lower level of reinforcement in the early stage was directly cut, so that novice players could no longer use the firewood knife to slash from the early stage to the mid-stage without thinking.

Of course, this weapon can still be used, because the damage of the charging attack has been increased, but if you use the charging attack, the preparation time and the front shake of the attack will become longer, and the flexible advantage of the firewood knife will no longer exist. You need better technology to use it.

The Guan Dao is the same. After fixing the bug that the vertical chop was too fast, you can't use the vertical chop to fight monsters without thinking. You need better technology to use this weapon well.

Of course, only Pei Qian himself would know whether it was a bug or not.

Qiao Liang's eyes were dull, and he couldn't believe his eyes.

"The weapons that I think are easy to use... are all cut???"

"Then how can I pass Meng Po today? It is possible that I can't even beat the little monsters in front!"

Qiao Liang looked at his firewood knife and Guan Dao, which had been strengthened several times, and slumped in his chair.

It was like going back to the pre-liberation era overnight!

The good coffee suddenly became tasteless.

Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing?

Qiao Liang felt a deep sense of confusion...