The bosses of the gaming industry in Taiwan prefer to act as agents for games, picking up those that are already developed, which can also be quite profitable. However, it's common for the original developers to provide updates just a day before a major version overhaul, leading engineers to work tirelessly to fix bugs. Some of these bugs need to be reported back to the original developers, who then respond very slowly. Players keep asking why it isn't fixed yet, and when rushed to launch, a multitude of bugs lead to severe criticism. Yet, this might already be the result after eliminating two-thirds of the bugs. Developing games independently is costly and can take a long time, with no guarantee of making money. How should one develop games in such an environment?