Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

A small portion of them were integrated into the company's operations department, so neither the company's internal staff nor even outsiders were aware that Spark Games was involved in this matter.

All I know is that the formation is in a lawsuit with the scattered bombs.

"Keep playing."

"Huh?...Okay, okay."

Chen Yanqin zoomed in on the video and clicked to continue playing it.

Lin Li found an empty stool nearby, pulled it out, and sat down next to Chen Yanqin.

"Where are my headphones? Give me one."

"it is good……"

The video creator invited Yu Zhong, the producer of Girls' Frontline, to the video. In the video, Yu Zhong first apologized and then said that he only wanted to bring a better experience to the players.

I didn't pay much attention to all the nonsense.

However, the host of the video then asked a question.

"Mr. Yu Zhong, what are your thoughts on the recent hit game 'Battlefront Girls'? Is the rush to release it related to the success of 'Battlefront Girls'?"

"Before answering this question, I must first say that the standard for the success of a 2D mobile game, if we simply look at the current revenue, it is true that the competitors are making good profits, but from the perspective of literary and gameplay, I think 'Battlefront Girls' is far from being a success."

"Oh? What do you mean?"

"I don't know if I should say this, but in my opinion, the plot of Battlefront Girls is too frivolous and lacks depth. Although the setting is grand and the main plot is acceptable, there are many discordant parts when you look closely, especially the personal plots between the dolls and the commanders, which are almost all romance scenes, and that is problematic."

"In my opinion, the androids should have their own lives and their own storylines, instead of just being followers who follow the commander around. Our Girls' Frontline is also set in a chaotic world, but we will focus on the story behind each girl."

"Mr. Yuzhong, do you mean that there are differences between the setting of 'Girls' Frontline' and 'Girls' Frontline'?"

“That’s not what I meant. I just think that the storyline of ‘Battlefront’ is superficial and their update pattern is also strange. They update a little bit of the story every day. I think this pattern will make players feel very unimmersed.”

"Furthermore, under this model, how can we spare the energy to create event storylines, and how can we create storylines that move people?"

In the scene, Yu Zhong repeatedly says that he has no intention of targeting the front line.

But every sentence revolves around the battlefront.

After using a rational and objective approach to fiercely criticize Girls' Frontline, Yu Zhong still emphasized at the end of the program that Girls' Frontline will be launched at the end of April and welcomed everyone to pay attention.

As for the issues that Girls' Frontline beta testers were most concerned about, such as recharge compensation and voice actor voices, Yu Zhong simply said that they would be resolved before the server officially launched, and that was it.

He doesn't seem to care much about this.

This video was released.

The already high-profile conflict between the developers of Girls' Frontline has generated even more buzz.

Moreover, this time, not only the general public but also the fans of the "Frontline Girls" were drawn into the controversy because of this video.

Players quickly split into several factions. One faction consisted of fans of Spark Games, who believed that Yu Zhong was simply trying to gain attention and talking nonsense, so they criticized Yu Zhong.

Players who support Girls' Frontline feel that Yu Zhong talked a lot of nonsense, but the most crucial compensation mechanism was not mentioned. In addition, there was no reconciliation with the frontline, and no explanation was given on how to retrieve previous recharge records.

The promised compensation role is gone, and they haven't said how they'll handle it.

It's like they didn't say any of the key information, and just one person was rambling on and on, so they also criticized Yu Zhong.

However, during the criticism, they also felt that the plot of Girls on the Frontline was too superficial and not deep enough; in their own words, it lacked depth.

So some people turned their guns on the frontline girls.

As for complete bystanders, watching this lively scene, they all said that the gossip was really juicy.

The video was once ranked number one on Bilibili.

It's clear that most people are utterly powerless against gossip.

Bilibili users don't follow entertainment gossip simply because they don't care about the entertainment industry. But now that such a big event has happened in the mobile game industry, they are quite interested.

After watching the entire video.

A cold smile appeared on Lin Li's face.

In the previous life, this plagiarized version of "In the Name of Love" was just text; this time, it's actually been made into a video.

They cleaned up their own image, promoted the game, and even took the opportunity to diss Girls Frontline.

Yu Zhong is cooking this fish three ways!

However, can you control the fire you've ignited with your feather?

Three days after this video, just as the video's popularity began to decline.

The team also released a video using its official account.

Driven by Love? Or Blinded by Greed?

The entire video imitates Yu Zhong's video, telling a different story from another angle.

Moreover, the evidence is detailed.

It even shows the contract with Sunburst, the details of the signing, and the bizarre chat logs of the operations team asking Yu Zhong for promotional materials and being scolded back.

There are even instances where, whenever the two sides argue, the other side will change the password of their official Weibo account, prohibiting them from using the official Weibo account.

The reason Yu Zhong proposed becoming independent after the third test was because Yao Meng could no longer provide development funds.

Yao Meng also provided evidence of the interest-free loan.

A total of 70 was lent to Sanbao in a completely interest-free manner.

Later in the video, Yao Meng also invited Lin Li to appear.

Lin Li was invited to respond to Yu Zhong's comments.

"I am very grateful to Mr. Yao for giving me this opportunity to speak out."

"Actually, as newcomers to the game industry, we at Spark Games have always valued the feedback we receive from our players, and we are very grateful for the suggestions that Yu Zhong gave us after playing our game."

In the video, Lin Li is wearing a casual shirt and looks very handsome. His tone is also very pleasant to listen to, and he doesn't start with an aggressive counter-diss.

This is actually a small tactic in commercial public opinion warfare: put aside the right and wrong of the matter, first establish one's own image.

However, the viewers in the live chat basically ignored what Lin Li was saying and paid no attention to his little scheme.

The barrage of comments was filled with them.

"Holy crap, who is this guy? He's so handsome!"

"Wow, this sunny, handsome young man, is he really the producer of Girls' Frontline?"

"The producer is so young!"

"Hey, he's more handsome than I imagined."

However, soon after, Lin Li began to explain his game development philosophy, including that the plot should be easy to understand at a glance, but could be explored in depth upon closer examination. For example, in Lin Li's view, the focus should be on the girl as the main character.

Chapter Twenty-Five: Sea Cat

Just like ship girls, the girl is always the main character, and the ship is secondary.

When Lin Li got down to business, the comments section quickly returned to normal.

"Indeed, the game's plot shouldn't be too enigmatic, otherwise it will be difficult to watch."

"What he said makes a lot of sense."

"The concept of not forcing players to spend money through numerical manipulation should be learned by the entire internet!!"

"What are you thinking upstairs? This is clearly official jargon, and you actually believe it?"

"But, Girls' Frontline doesn't have any forced spending items right now, so I think you're probably..."

Unlike Yu Zhong's previous video, Lin Li did not directly respond to Yu Zhong's diss after appearing, but instead communicated with the players like a friend.

This attitude, ironically, has earned the appreciation of many players.

Some busybodies even edited together clips of the two people's speeches and then analyzed why Yu Zhong's words were somewhat annoying and hard to listen to.

Because Yu Zhong speaks from the perspective of someone in a superior position.

In other words, they are extremely arrogant.

Lin Li, on the other hand, communicated with the players earnestly, speaking as a friend.

High judgment.

Yao Meng then appeared in the video, apologizing to players who love Girls' Frontline and promising that if Yu Zhong apologizes to him in the video, he can cooperate with Sunburst to hand over player recharge data and closed beta data.

If Yu Zhong's video about "In the Name of Love" brought the whole incident to the forefront...

Yao Meng's video was a complete bombshell.

In his previous life, Yao Meng refrained from explaining many things because he was mindful of personal relationships and the issue of compensation for the subsequent explosion.

Apart from an initial announcement, the entire formation...

Aside from registering the name Girls' Frontline in Japan, they haven't done much else since.

Therefore, although Yu Zhong made numerous questionable moves throughout the incident, Girls' Frontline was eventually able to launch smoothly, and Yu Zhong suffered almost no losses despite breaking the agreement.

She even became a star producer because of the success of Girls' Frontline.

But in this world.

With Lin Li's support, Yao Meng not only had no worries about the future, but also cared less about the compensation for the explosion. Therefore, at Lin Li's request, he directly stood up and confronted Yu Zhong.

This rebuttal sparked a major controversy.

It was really lively.

As it turns out, Yu Zhong was just a paper tiger.

He said so much in his video, but when Lin Li filmed a video, he immediately fell silent.

Start playing dead.

This performance is exactly the same as when the rhythm of Girls' Frontline 2 came out in my previous life.

Online, the debate between the two sides is getting increasingly heated.

The video of the battle was quickly pushed to the top of the trending list, and because Lin Li appeared in the video, the number of registered users of "Battlefront Girls" also began to soar.

This is actually not difficult to understand.

Although it was a quarrel between the two sides.

But as long as it's a video, it's essentially the dissemination of information, and Lin Li used this dissemination to promote himself.

In addition, due to the team-up mechanic in "Girls' Frontline," many new players haven't actually managed to recruit all three members to get 60 big builds.

More people are posting promotional links below the videos.

Naturally, curious kids will download the game.

These are all within Lin Li's thoughts.

I just didn't expect there to be so many new players.

In this light, he should thank Yu Zhong for making this matter so popular, giving him the opportunity to gain attention from it.

---Small dividing line---

Spark Games welcomes new players, and the atmosphere in the office is harmonious and relaxed.

Meanwhile, the atmosphere on the breakout side was one of intense tension.

Especially after Lin Li's video was released, Yu Zhong would always walk to his office with a stern face and without saying a word, then close the door behind him.

Although he didn't speak, he was the game's producer.

This performance naturally made the atmosphere in the development team inexplicably oppressive. No one dared to communicate with Yu Zhong for no reason, for fear of being scolded for no reason.

Sea Cat is one of the few members of the Spreader class who can speak to Yu Zhong in his ostrich form.

As one of the main art designers for the breakout.

Hai Mao's abilities are quite good. In his previous life, after falling out with Yu Zhong, he went out on his own.

The Arknights franchise, in terms of both IP development and the overall company growth, is far superior to Yu Zhong's approach of relying on Girls' Frontline and resting on its laurels.

Hai Mao has been very busy lately.