Making a Game in High School

Chapter 24: The Next Job

I've contacted editor Rin to meet him at the coffee shop.

"Yo, sorry to make you come at times like this."

"I don't mind."

Rana's appearance is a true metal boy.

"Please order whatever you like."

"Please black coffee."

"It's adult if you want to try such bitter coffee."

"I want to get used to it."

"so."

"I heard volume two of the Magic School Assassin will be printed, congratulations for that."

"This is all thanks to Rin's efforts, I as her editor just helped her out a little, speaking of which the reason I came here was just to ask if a game for the Magic School Assassin could be made?"

"Maybe you want to ask me to make it?"

"Please don't be so polite with me, just call me Rana."

If he asks I don't mind doing it.

My ordered coffee has come and I sipped it to taste the bitter taste on the tip of my tongue.

"The popularity of the Magic School Assassin is already quite popular, if it's aimed at promotion I don't think it needs to be done."

"While you say so, I want that Rin's work can be enjoyed in various forms, especially in games. You know Tora, more game players in Indonesia than who like to read, even every event such as game matches held enthusiasm enslaved."

Maybe he means MPL mobile legend.

In Indonesia alone not many events are implemented.

"Is there any other reason?"

"Rin always works hard, I just want him to get his success early."

I think Rana is too good, most editors sometimes don't care about it, as long as they are famous they will support it otherwise they will choose a more competent writer.

It is not strange that some new writers always change editors.

I thought about it for a moment.

"If it's a game for mobile phones, I can do it myself. for the server I'll leave it to you later if you want the game to be online."

"I want to get it offline."

"Maybe the concept you want is like the concept of battle."

"Frightly so."

"If it was a phone for offline gaming, its capacity would be less than one giga."

Rana cut my thinking.

"I don't care more than that."

"I understand."

"You didn't ask the others?"

"Actually they're busy preparing games for next year, in the previous event we weren't champions one and it looks like they're a little upset for that."

I shook my head.

"Although then I'll ask the other's permission first."

When I finished calling, everyone came to gather.

"If you want to make a game by yourself then we refuse."

"Alexia?"

"Right, as your childhood friend I wouldn't let it either. We make games together so that's why we'll do it forever."

"I also disagree, if so I don't want to make games from my work."

"All of you."

Aden obviously had the same thought even though he was just silent.

"But you have to prepare the game for the next event?"

"We can think about that later, Miss Editor how long we have to finish the game," asked Tiara.

"If you can be as soon as possible, but I don't think it'll matter if it's three months."

"If so we can do it first before switching to even games."

"That means your time will be cut off."

"That's only three months, not a long time."

They all nodded in agreement with what Tiara said.

Are they used to deadlines?

I sighed softly and then said back to Rana.

"It looks like I changed my mind, we're going to work on the game together."

"That would be much nicer, then I leave it all to you guys. For the down payment you can take it first."

He handed us a check containing 100 million which surprised us all.

"It's DP money, it's too much."

"Don't worry it's my own money, please make something nice."

Rana stood up and left us after.

"Actually who is he?" ask Albert.

"Rana is the daughter of the publisher's owner," Rin replied casually.

We are surrounded by rich people.

Money also includes an emphasis on what kind of game it wants to make.

"Tora?" call Aden.

"It looks like the capacity must be HD. let's increase the game to a capacity of 2 giga for mobile phones when they install it it to 4 giga."

"As far as I'm concerned, there's no such high-end mobile game for offline, you know that makes developers a little less revenue-maximizing."

"The one who asks for it also doesn't care about loss."

"It looks so."