Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

Because such a person, who knows, might make a mistake and end up dead before even making any money.

However, that kid gave way too much money.

Qin Xiao couldn't help himself.

The reason this kid is considered stupid is because after he took the money...

Qin Xiao tried it a few times, but the results were not good, so he simply gave up.

But this kid continued to criticize him intermittently afterward.

He was naturally overjoyed to receive a call from such a "tycoon".

~~~

That night.

Qin Xiao then received the down payment from Yu Zhong.

Work began quickly.

The work was arranged at a farmhouse restaurant, where the food wasn't very good.

It's just a business run by Qin Xiao's family, so whether it tastes good or not is naturally unimportant.

"We have many objectives this time."

"I want you to spend a day compiling the corresponding scripts, and we will begin our offensive starting the day after tomorrow."

"The main battleground this time is Bilibili and Xinghuo platform. Bilibili mainly focuses on videos with keywords, while Xinghuo platform mainly focuses on communities covered by keywords. It requires a Bilibili level 2 account or above and a Xinghuo platform recharge account."

"Stop arguing! I know many people don't have enough accounts, but that's no excuse. You still have one day to prepare."

"The bonus this time is very high. The company knows that everyone hasn't received a big order in a long time, so this time, we will give you 9 cents for every comment. Of course, this money will be based on effectiveness."

"If it is found to be ineffective or not up to standard later, you will only get 6 cents."

"When you are relaying this message to those on the front lines, make sure the message is communicated effectively."

"Alright, everyone, let's eat. After we finish eating, we'll work out our sales pitches one by one tomorrow."

Chapter 230 Rhythm

Qin Xiao's tone was impassioned and passionate.

However, if you record it on your phone and play it back, it just doesn't quite capture the essence.

Spark, Public Relations Department.

If Qin Xiao were standing here, he would be very surprised, because his impassioned voice came from the Xinghuo Public Relations Department office.

After the group roughly recorded the information from the recording, they organized this information along with other materials that had been sent back earlier and began to work out the appropriate dialogue.

The corresponding social management level of the Spark platform has also been adjusted.

That was the end of it.

"Brother Li, we have evidence against them, why don't we call the police?"

After completing this series of operations, a newcomer asked a somewhat confused question.

The man named Brother Li smiled slightly and asked a question in return.

How do you know we didn't call the police?

~~~

end of June.

Shengqu launched their all-out attack.

The traffic purchased from Tencent has also started to take effect.

Online, numerous posts began promoting Girls' Frontline 2's black stocking rendering technology and upgraded graphics.

At the same time, Qin Xiao's naval forces began to be mobilized.

On the one hand, the 3D technology of Girls' Frontline 2 was highly praised.

On the other hand, they began to criticize other games similar to Battlefront Girls.

Many communities similar to Battlefront Girls have started to exhibit some strange trends.

There are actually quite a few of these games.

In three years, the genre of "Gun Girls" has flourished, just like "Kantai Collection" (ship girl). Xinghuo has never been hostile to these games; if a game is on the Xinghuo platform, the platform will promote it.

However, most of the plagiarism is just a fleeting moment.

After all, if you're too much like the Girls from the Frontline, why don't people just play the original series?

Therefore, many games do not last a year.

Even those games that manage to survive mostly just barely make ends meet.

For these games, Shanda Games' online troll attacks completely stunned them.

Followed by.

Online, there has been a surge of discussion about the storyline of Battlefront Girls 2.0.

These discussions are quite unusual.

Those were all incredibly sharp.

Moreover, they're caught in a dilemma, claiming on one hand that the Battlefront Girls storyline is no longer viable and that the Omnics are too weak.

On the other hand, some say that the human girls on the front lines have such a huge advantage that the omnics' comeback is just a sign of the planners being brain-dead.

In short, he has said both sides.

In summary, it boils down to just a few sentences.

"Battlefront Girls' Pills".

"The storyline for Girls' Frontline has run out of good material."

"It's already over, time to retire."

Don't say it, really don't say it.

The timing and rhythm of this move were actually quite skillful.

Many ordinary players were also swept up in the hype, and really felt that Battlefront Girls was about to collapse.

Shengqu probably thinks it has done the perfect thing.

But in fact, they took action from the very beginning.

Lin Li already knew everything.

Ordinary developers find it difficult to deal with such online attacks, firstly because they have difficulty distinguishing between genuine community issues and online attacks.

Secondly, once the rhythm is set, it doesn't matter whether you should respond or how you respond.

The game itself will be affected to some extent.

Spread a rumor and break a leg.

This statement vividly illustrates why online trolls exist in this world.

However, it's like a cheat code.

If any manufacturer is willing to step forward and address the issue.

The problem of online trolls can actually be suppressed.

However, this raises another issue.

Online trolls are not like cheat codes.

Cheating software has a clear enemy and constitutes a clear infringement under the law. It can indeed cause significant damage to the revenue of game companies, so large companies will crack down on cheating software to a certain extent.

The impact of online trolls is difficult to define legally, and there are obvious beneficiaries of their use.

Therefore, the phenomenon of online trolls became somewhat rampant in the later stages.

Especially in the realm of anime-style games in the previous life, people stopped focusing on gameplay and started focusing on the community, even cultivating too many online trolls.

Ultimately, this backfired on the entire industry.

When the online trolls discovered they could stir up trouble, Pandora's box was opened.

Previously, it was major companies fighting like dogs; now, online trolls are actively stirring up trouble and demanding protection money. If you don't pay, they'll escalate the public outcry.

These factors, combined with the arrogance and detachment of previous generations of anime game developers from the past, who were unable to extricate themselves from their own imaginations, all contribute to the problem.

Ultimately, they collectively created what can only be described as a chaotic 2024.

of course.

For the sparks of this world.

This chaos.

It's better if it doesn't happen.

~~~

November 30st

rainstorm

Xiaoling Customer Service Co., Ltd.

As usual, Wang Tianli sat under a parasol, a cigarette dangling from his lips.

He turned on his cell phone.

I scrolled through several pages of videos of girls dancing on Douyin.

When he refreshed the page again, an animation suddenly appeared. The content of the animation was somewhat similar to the Pearl Harbor attack he had seen before, except that the planes looked more sci-fi.

The scene looks beautiful, but it's a pity there's no little girl in it.

So Wang Tianli prepared to scroll up, but at that moment, the video, which was only a dozen seconds long, ended and a piece of text appeared.

[3 month 30 day]

[Girls Frontline 2.0 Makes a Stunning Debut]

"Damn, it was just an ad."

Upon seeing the download link that popped up in the lower left corner after the video ended, Wang Tianli cursed under his breath.

I subconsciously scrolled down and watched a few more videos.

He suddenly reacted.

"Hey, the name of that game just now seems familiar."

I'm savoring it.

Several cars approached from a distance.

Wang Tianli didn't react at first, until the cars stopped in front of the villa.

Followed by.

A group of police officers in uniform walked out of the rain.

This scene is too surreal.

Wang Tianli was stunned for a long time until someone asked him a question.

"Young man, is this Xiao Ling's customer service?"

Wang Tianli nodded blankly.

His menacing tattoos, at this moment, offered him no help whatsoever.

~~~

When the police arrived, Qin Xiao was sitting in his office, or rather, in his bedroom.

He vaguely heard some noises downstairs, but he didn't pay any attention to it.