Under the banner of Tianba Studio, there exists a rather unique ga.
How unique?
Unique to the extent that this online ga doesn’t have its own operations planning team, it’s the planning team from next door’s "Star Emperor" that cos over to moonlight!
Normally, aside from routine downti to maintain servers and brushing up its presence, the whole project team does squat, unless you count drinking tea, chatting, or playing gas on their phones while on the toilet...
Of course!
Anyway, the project team barely has any mbers, and they’re probably going to be downsized by Ba soon, so slacking off is quite normal.
This miraculous ga is the legendary, critically acclaid, almost a textbook anomaly compared to "Three Kingdoms Kill"—"Don’t Leave After School: Marble Storm"!
"Marble Storm" is an online ga with multiple servers.
To date, the total number of servers for the ga has exceeded 10, with an average of around 1.5 million players online.
Let’s not talk about overseas.
Dostically, "Marble Storm" is alongside "League of Legends," "CrossFire," "Dungeon and Fighter," and "Eternal Damnation" as one of the "three giants" of online gas.
What?
Why are there five giants instead of three?
This is an old joke in the gaming circle, originally the three giants were exactly three, CF, LOL, and DNF were irreplaceable.
But as PUBG, Eternal, Marble Storm, and other gas erged, there was always a period of popularity, so not including them seed unfair, hence the number of giants beca a "variable."
It could be three, or it could be four, or even five...
The specific number of online ga giants depends on how many gas, apart from CF, LOL, and DNF, have comparable popularity at the ti.
"Don’t Leave After School: Marble Storm" absolutely counts among them, after all, in terms of online count and reputation, it might not match LOL but definitely holds its own against CF and DNF.
Yet for such a popular online ga, the operations team has only two or three mbers, and you believe it?
Very absurd, but that’s the truth!
As the developer of the ga, Tianba Studio’s support for "Marble Storm" is limited to providing a server. As for the rest of the work?
Sorry!
Don’t bother , for any issues or demands, I suggest you directly contact the "ga partner" of your server.
Within the ga, every region has one or more ga partners who are the true "operations planners" and "event planners" for "Marble Storm".
These ga partners used to be known as "server overlords" in the feudal era two years ago, sparking rounds of dynastic changes across servers.
But with the progression of tis and the players’ advancent in thoughts, these overlords were gradually overthrown, as players spontaneously organized and established "Player Autonomy Committees" for each region, abbreviated as Play Committee.
The establishnt of the Play Committee marked a new stage for the operational environnt of "Marble Storm," which was hailed by community historians as the "Co-Governance Era."
What is Co-Governance?
Co-Governance has two anings here, on the one hand, indicating that the governance of each region is no longer dominated by overlords but involves every player in planning and participating in maintenance.
On the other hand, the so-called Co-Governance Era is also known as "Players and Tianba Govern the Land Together"!
This statent is quite incisive...
Yet even Ba himself never denied this statent publicly and has even ntioned in the community that half of "Marble Storm" belongs to the vast players.
Initially, the Play Committee was sowhat like an amateur troupe akin to "Hoowner Committee" in certain neighborhoods.
Seemingly useful, but practically akin to playing house!
But that was just temporary awkwardness; soon enough, the Play Committee developed, expanded, and adopted a formal structure and activity charter, personnel were supplented, and departntal responsibilities were clearly divided.
There’s nothing strange about this.
After all, in "Marble Storm" popular regions, one region has 100,000 to 200,000 active players, this number almost rivals so small county towns.
In other words, the number of a small remote county, piecing together a Play Committee frawork isn’t too difficult.
In this process, talents from within systems and fields like legal administrative managent also erged to help establish the Play Committee...
Interestingly, over 70% of "Marble Storm" players are employed, mainly males over 30 years old.
Therefore, having a few governnt officials, lawyers, and general managers, CEOs among them is not surprising at all!
In summary.
With abundant talent, the Play Committee quickly shaped a frawork and team, electing a so-called "Bead Holder," the grand leader of the region’s Play Committee.
The grand leader then appointed dedicated player conflict diators, event planners, advertising specialists, and other positions. Combining with the Play Committee mbers, a managent team ca into formation.
The creation of this managent team greatly relieved the operational pressure on Tianba Studio.
After all, from this point onwards, Tianba Studio could hand off responsibilities, only needing to maintain the server routinely.
Everything within the ga is managed by the Play Committee and the managent team led by the Bead Holder.
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