Since the project team started rushing forward last week, I have been wanting to lie down on the table and pass out during my lunch break every day. As a result, Lao Wang, who worked next door, insisted on dragging me to play some post-apocalyptic survival mobile game, saying, "If you don't play games during your lunch break, how can you survive in the afternoon?" I was thinking about what he could do with his handicap. As a result, I couldn't stop playing it...
This game is called "Survive", and the name is quite heartbreaking. It is somewhat similar to the daily life of us social animals. Zombies are running all over the place, and you, a little rookie, have to search the house, pick up trash, find food and drink, and build a safe house. I was really in a hurry at the beginning. I forgot to bring my backpack when I went out. I packed a bunch of supplies and couldn't carry them. I was so angry that I wanted to throw my phone. Lao Wang was laughing next to him and said, "How can you survive the KPIs if you can't even survive in the apocalypse?" Okay, I was definitely offended.
But to be honest, this game is especially suitable for playing during our lunch breaks. A game only lasts about ten or twenty minutes, just enough time to search a few houses, make some props, and build a wall. And it's free! There are no annoying Krypton gold pop-ups, zero-cost happiness, and great value for money. Lao Wang and I divided the work. He was responsible for researching the formula, and I was responsible for going out for a wander (and then being chased all over the street by zombies). While running, I shouted for help. My colleagues next to me thought we were filming some horror movie.
The funniest thing is that the two of us often wink at each other at the work station because we are grabbing a can, and we have to pretend that nothing is wrong, after all, we can't disturb other people on their lunch break. When the bell rang for work in the afternoon, I was still thinking about whether there were any bullets in that box today. This kind of staying power is much more effective than coffee.
Of course, the game is also a bit scary, especially when playing alone at night with headphones on, and a zombie suddenly pops out, which can scare the soul away. But I am not afraid at all when I play with my colleagues during lunch break. Anyway, they can blame each other if they are scared. Lao Wang has already made harsh words, saying that he will challenge me to survive for three days this weekend. Haha, I'm waiting to see how he gets bitten to death by zombies.
In short, if you are in the same situation and don't want to be in a daze during your lunch break and don't want to talk about boring work, you can really ask a colleague to try this "Survive". It's better for us to be workers and do apocalyptic runner in the game than to do the to-do list on DingTalk. 😏