Two years have passed since the establishment of the Diablo project.

These two years of time are Rob. Pardo has been at Mars Entertainment for several years at the busiest and most fulfilling time.

I am in charge of the development of a whole development team, which is indeed much busier than when I was just an assistant before, and there are many things to care about. Pardo, too, was a little overwhelmed.

Luckily, there's Mike. Mo Huaimi and himself did not mess up the project.

After seeing a whole team, after coordinating the complex work, he remembered his boss's super team of 300 people and couldn't help but feel a little sorry, before he thought that it was not just people, but now that he thinks about it, it is not the same thing at all, a team of 300 people is not only ten times larger than a team of 30 people, but also ten times larger.

A team of twenty people let Rob. Pardo was a little overwhelmed.

Not to mention the sheer size of a few hundred people.

However, he is also a little envious, he has led the development team, and knows the benefits of more people, which is indeed in line with the principle of more people.

Some of them do something that a few of them may need to do for a whole month.

In his team of twenty people, the division of labor and cooperation can be done almost in a day or two, the efficiency is simply unparalleled, and to be honest, the Diablo they are working on now is not the most perfect work in their minds, and many of the things they envisioned, including some of the things that Genjest discussed, did not make it into this game.

It's not just about technology.

More often than not, Diablo's first work was an experimental one, both for themselves and for the company, before it was recognized by the market. Including Jester, he didn't want to develop this game too big, Jester was confident that Diablo would definitely be able to succeed, he thought that the first game was just a brick that led to the jade, and the real gem would have to wait for the jade of the second game.

As for the company, I definitely don't want to fail the game, and I don't want to fail too much.

And as Rob. Pardo and Mike. Mo Huaimi, for example, has been a little overwhelmed by the current scale of development. Naturally, it is impossible to blindly pursue scale.

Jester and Rob. Pardo agreed to meet at two o'clock in the afternoon, but as a subordinate, Rob . Pardo certainly can't step on the time and let his boss wait for him, although Americans don't like to wait for people, but subordinates certainly can't say the same to their bosses.

Rob. When Pardo went to Jester's office, he was told by Jester's assistant that Jester wasn't here, and that he wasn't in the development team of the Times. Rob. Pardo also heard the news from his assistant that Jester had been in the office for nearly a year. Basically, every day I soaked in the development team.

Although the 'Time' project is classified in the company, there is basically no specific news.

Moreover, the entire development team, all involved. have signed a very strict confidentiality agreement, as a member of Mars Entertainment, Rob. Pardo certainly knows about Mars Entertainment's in-house developers. When participating in a project, the confidentiality agreement that needs to be signed is very strict, and he still signs a general confidentiality agreement, not the highest level of confidentiality agreement like the 'Time' project team.

Of course, signing a non-disclosure agreement naturally has the benefits of a non-disclosure agreement, that is, the salary will rise in a straight line, which can be regarded as a compensation for signing the agreement.

But despite this, the company still heard a lot of rumors about this game, it is said that it has now reached the place where it is close to the breakthrough, and the whole project has been completed more than half, and the demo of the trial nature, has been out for a long time, it is said that many ace designers in the company, have received invitations, try this DEMO.

As for the specific results of the trial, others are naturally unclear.

And they themselves are secretive.

However, when they inadvertently talked about the 'Time' project, they couldn't hide the shocked look they inadvertently revealed.

On the couch in Jester's office, Rob. Pardo waited quietly, and the assistant in the middle came to renew him coffee once, and took Jester's subordinate and admirer, Rob. Pardo is well aware of Jester's personality, Jester is the kind of person who respects others very much, and will not feel superior or unpleasant because of his identity and status.

For example, if he agrees to meet at two o'clock, then he will definitely come before two o'clock.

Of course, for subordinates who are familiar with Jester's code of conduct, of course, it is impossible to let their boss wait for them, their own time is precious, so the boss's time is not precious? So, it's like Rob. Pardo, like this, usually comes some time in advance.

Rob. Pardo had just drunk half of the cup of coffee, and then looked up at the clock hanging on the wall, it was already one fifty o'clock, and according to the usual habit, Jester should be able to come at any time.

Sure enough, less than a minute passed.

There was a voice outside the door. Pardo could hear it clearly, it was the voice of Jester's paper assistant who had entertained him before.

After hearing this voice, Rob. Pardo immediately stood up.

As he stood up, the office door was pushed open, and Jester stepped in, and he saw Rob. Pardo had already arrived early, and was obviously very happy, so he greeted him with a smile, and then waved his hand to his assistant, signaling for him to go out first.

Rob. Pardo glanced at Jester.

Although Jester was very energetic, he still clearly understood from Jester's red, bloodshot pupils that Jester must have been extremely tired during this time.

This physical-physical exhaustion, coupled with a state of spiritual bliss, Rob. Pardo is also deeply touched, he was in this state for a period of time in the development of Diablo, when Diablo's development encountered a breakthrough in heavy dà, although because of the long hours of overtime, the body can not hold on, but the mental excitement is fast, but it completely exceeds the physical exhaustion. (To be continued......)