Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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There are companies that specialize in doing this, and quite a few of them.

This is also a benchmark for many senior executives to judge the public opinion surrounding their product lines.

So how does Girls' Frontline 2 perform in this data?

...

Well, you can actually get a glimpse of it by looking at the introduction at the very beginning of the report.

This product has been involved in a major public opinion incident; it is recommended that a professional public relations organization be sought to initiate a rectification project.

This sentence is roughly equivalent to a patient going to a clinic and the doctor taking a look.

Good grief, what are you still doing here?

Call 120 immediately and get an appointment at a major hospital!

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Specifically, Girls' Frontline 2 currently only has a paltry 27% positive review rate across major anime and manga platforms such as Bilibili and TAP.

On platforms like Douyin, Xiaohongshu, and Weibo, the positive review rate is slightly higher, around 60%.

Among the negative reviews, the copywriting appeared in as many as 70% of the overall index.

These data made Su Qin dizzy and disoriented.

Then, she looked at the overall positive review rate [30%] and the suggested improvements in the report, and her face wrinkled even more.

Su Qin carefully examined the calculation rules for the overall positive review.

It's actually not that complicated; it just involves calculating the positive review rates of each platform according to certain weights.

In this comprehensive formula.

Bilibili has a very high authority, after all, it's the "holy land of anime and manga", and it has the highest coverage of the player community.

According to this weight.

Girls' Frontline 2 currently has an overall reputation score of only 30.

Breaking it down

Gameplay received a 45% approval rating.

Artwork approval rating: 55%

The copywriting received a paltry 7% positive review rate.

If this report is published, even if Yu Zhong doesn't cause them any trouble, Tong Xian will definitely launch a major purge.

Fortunately.

The copywriting team and the operations team usually get along well.

at this critical moment.

Someone gave me a hand.

of course.

Even Su Qin wouldn't dare to adjust the data, because that would be data fraud.

Moreover, the data company has the original data.

It will be easy to find out when the time comes.

However, there are some things they can change.

For example, adjusting the weights.

Initially, they increased the weight of Xiaohongshu, Douyin, and Weibo, bringing it up to 70% of Bilibili's weight, but found that the final results were not very good.

So, without further ado, they adjusted the weight of all platforms to be the same.

Anime-style games have the same weight on Xiaohongshu and Bilibili, and they all seem funny, but they don't find them funny; in fact, they think this is normal.

After some adjustments, the data finally became barely acceptable.

But it's only something you can look at.

To get away with it, we need to do more.

"Tomorrow I will go to the operations department and tell them that there is a problem with this user profile data, and ask them to find a data company to reissue the report according to our weighting."

After hearing this, someone in the copywriting team raised a question.

Are data companies willing to revise their reports?

Su Qin smiled.

"It's not like they're not willing to pay, so why wouldn't they want to change it? Besides, they'll understand once we make our request."

"However, we can't just sit idly by these next few days."

“From now on, everyone must find 10 people for me to comment on Xiaohongshu, Weibo, and Douyin every day, post more posts, say some nice things, and then we’ll collect data.”

"Finally, with our weight adjustments, we should be able to pass."

After issuing the order, Su Qin finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The copywriting team members all breathed a sigh of relief, and the entire team became relaxed again.

Everyone packed up their things and prepared to leave work.

They were tidying up while discussing things.

"Anyone going for a foot massage after get off work today? It seems like two young men have come to the same place again."

"Hey, really?"

"I'm not going. I need to go back and catch up on my sleep. I'm exhausted from work these past few days."

"That's right, I stayed up late again tonight, so I need to buy a lot of cosmetics to make up for it."

The group was chatting idly as they walked outside.

Suddenly someone started talking on their phone.

"Sister Qin! Bedbugs have started appearing in the Weibo Girls' Frontline 2 super topic!"

"Huh? Weibo has started too?"

"real or fake?"

Su Qin rushed over immediately.

Sure enough, someone noticed that the Weibo supertopic was full of positive reviews they had posted a few days ago.

As a result, some players logged into their long-dormant Weibo accounts and started arguing with these comments in the Girls' Frontline 2 super topic.

"Who is this?!"

"How to do?"

"We'll be collecting data in a few days! We can't let them mess things up."

The other copywriting team members also gathered around, and everyone frowned.

They finally found a solution after a lot of trouble.

Now, these bedbugs have somehow managed to get on Weibo again.

If this continues, won't we be doomed?

Su Qin was also annoyed.

This situation, where you just solve one problem and another one pops up from another, is really annoying.

But no matter how annoying it is, it has to be dealt with.

"Find someone, find someone! First, get the super topic administrators over, then look for people who are good at using Weibo and ask them to help us with social media control."

At this moment, Su Qin panicked and no longer cared about staying up all night.

They must hold onto the Weibo connection.

~~~

Magic City.

A rented room.

As usual, Kuai Daxi is writing furiously on Weibo.

She is unemployed.

To be precise, he doesn't have a fixed job.

She mainly makes a living by taking photos of celebrities at Hongqiao Airport, managing her own Weibo account, and selling products on Xiaohongshu.

Although they didn't earn much, they were able to make ends meet.

Because she makes a living through Weibo, she spends a lot of time on it.

In addition, she occasionally posts candid photos of celebrities for free.

Therefore, he is somewhat famous within a specific small circle.

Based on this, many celebrity fan groups are willing to appoint a super topic administrator for her.

Over time, although she was just an insignificant nobody in daily life.

But on Weibo, she is considered a minor figure of influence.

Because they frequently send out so-called "insider information"

She has nearly 1 fans.

Logically speaking, such a person has nothing to do with the current plot controversy caused by Girls' Frontline 2.

But tonight.

When Su Qin discovered that players were starting to spread the word to Weibo, he panicked completely.

Then, a fangirl in the copywriting team thought of Kuai Daxi, who was also a fangirl, and recommended her to Su Qin.

They say this person has strong social media management skills and is very good at criticizing people in their small circle. They suggest letting her lead the discussion.

Regarding this kind of proposal.

Any slightly reliable and legitimate company.

Even if I don't fire the person who made the suggestion, I will at least pay special attention to them in future work.

However, Su Qin agreed to the suggestion without hesitation.

Not only that.

She also rallied all copywriters, and even those from other companies associated with her, to try to reverse public opinion.

Thus, Kuai Daxi transformed into a "veteran player" of Girls' Frontline 2.

She's a straightforward person, too.

Collecting money and getting things done are done in one go.

After briefly reviewing the information Su Qin sent and looking at the game's storyline and the reason for the argument, he launched his offensive.

"Hehe, I have no idea what these guys are getting excited about. Isn't this a pretty good storyline?"

Chapter 308 The Crooked-Mouthed CEO Lin [Bonus Chapter for Smooth Plot]

"A bunch of losers, why are they arguing about this?"

"I don't understand what you're arguing about."

"And those players from other games who also joined in the cursing are even more ridiculous. What does this have to do with you?"

Except for Kuai Daxi.

The other lovely members of the copywriting team also took to the stage.

"Exactly, exactly. They're just based on the same character. And if you ask me, at least Daiyan from Girls' Frontline 2 has an independent personality, unlike your '95 who only knows how to please men."


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