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pity.

Paper cannot hold fire.

Because of the continued fermentation process.

This piqued the curiosity of some skilled players, who began to unpack the game in hopes of finding new clues.

This is the unpacking.

They actually deciphered the audio content...

Yes, after two years, Yu Zhong is still the same Yu Zhong, and Sanbao is still the same Sanbao.

Encrypting the game content demonstrates a commitment to its original purpose.

Of course, after players unlocked the second half of Daiyan's story.

The matter has entered the second stage.

It's like the BOSS has reached the second stage and suddenly becomes incredibly powerful.

Through the unpacked second half of the plot, it was discovered that Daiyan not only did not clash with this terrorist, but actually wanted to form a band with him.

A character that can be obtained through gacha pulls, and a character with a certain level of affinity.

They actually teamed up with another male NPC! Amazing!

The admiration evident between the lines, and the importance placed on Raymond's gift.

This isn't just a hint; it's an open invitation to pair up a couple.

Moreover, the audio in the unpacked audio file is also very strange.

Perhaps it was the dubbing director's instruction, or perhaps the voice actors were just too dedicated.

In the voice recording, Daiyan called out to Mr. Raymond in such a sweet and charming way.

As we all know, audio is far more stimulating to the senses than text.

Thus, this data unpacking video was released.

This effectively confirms the players' speculation.

This is blatant NTR!

Besides Girls' Frontline 2 players breaking down and cursing the official team, many Girls' Frontline players also came to their aid at this time.

Chapter 306 Suggestions for Rectification

Said it before.

Girls' Frontline 2 attracted many players of Girls' Frontline when it was being promoted.

In particular, many players who like Girls Frontline: Companion are looking to use Girls Frontline 2 as a substitute.

This is normal.

Just like how Honor of Kings became popular back then, many players wanted to find a replacement for League of Legends on their phones.

therefore.

Girls' Frontline 2 borrowed some of the settings from Battlefront Girls and then combined the battles of XCOM 2 and Battlefront Girls.

It is widely recognized in the industry.

Under such circumstances.

Many players of Girls' Frontline are naturally also paying attention to Girls' Frontline 2.

for example.

In the future, if a game is released that is 80% similar to Genshin Impact, but with a different storyline...

The vast majority of Genshin Impact players will definitely check it out out of curiosity, or even if they intend to criticize it, and will download it to play.

Tower of Fantasy's explosive popularity upon its launch was due to riding this wave of hype; indeed, many players who had played Genshin Impact tried Tower of Fantasy.

But at the same time.

Since you copied it, it's natural to compare it with the original.

This comparison.

That would be too much.

It's worth noting that although Daiyan is named Daiyan, both her weapons and clothing illustrations bear the influence of Girls 95.

What image does the Girls Frontline 95 have among players?

It's no exaggeration to say that in Girls Frontline, 95 is the undisputed favorite of all players.

Now, you've designed Daiyan's personal storyline like this?

That's incredibly audacious.

This is like if one day, a new ship girl game takes popular characters from previous ship girl games and uses them in some disgusting storyline.

Any player of Kantai Collection would be furious.

The logic is the same this time. Even if it's not the same game, the fact that Girls' Frontline 2 has made this storyline is enough to ignite the anger of Girls' Frontline players.

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The number of players in Girls Frontline is far greater than that of Girls' Frontline.

So very quickly, within a very short period of time, the problems with this plot began to fester.

Tencent's various official platforms and accounts are filled with angry players.

However, things started to change at this point. In his previous life, Yu Zhong, as the project leader, adopted a strategy of playing dead.

But this time, Yu Zhong also has Yao Xiaodong above him, as well as the Tencent PR department.

He tried to play dead, but someone held his head down to stop him.

Sure enough, before the public relations department even arrived, Tong Xian had already pulled Yu Zhong aside to report on his work.

However, during the report, Tong Xian and Yu Zhong deliberately omitted some details.

no way.

After all, they are the highest-ranking people in charge of the game project team.

All the issues raised by the project teams are submitted to them.

It is commendable that Tong Xian is able to proactively report problems.

As for telling the truth?

He is not stupid.

High school students who haven't done their homework and get caught by the teacher know they can't say it's because they didn't want to do it; they have to make up an excuse.

This concerns my career, how can I just tell the truth?

then.

In their report.

This incident has become a case of players maliciously unpacking the game and distorting its storyline for malicious interpretation.

I strongly suspect that this is a smear campaign by competitors out of fear of the success of Girls' Frontline 2.

This has led to immense public pressure and a flood of negative reviews from players.

These are the things they said.

Except for the beginning and end, which are real, everything else is fake.

Indeed, some players have unpacked the data, and the negative reviews are overwhelming.

But the core issue was not told to Yao Xiaodong at all.

It seems that all of this is the players' problem.

This report led Yao Xiaodong to make a misjudgment.

"Since it's malicious data unpacking, then issue an announcement to explain. Everything should be based on the official version."

"Yes."

"Also, remember to promote the game after you've finished explaining."

Yao Xiaodong did offer suggestions for handling the situation, but he didn't realize that the game's copywriting team had a problem.

Although Tong Xian sensed the problem, his top priority now was to deal with the public opinion.

So they didn't say anything more.

After returning, the two began issuing announcements.

This matter was considered resolved internally at Tencent.

After the announcement was released.

It did calm things down a bit.

But this only calmed things down temporarily, since the announcement did not address the core issue, namely the plot regarding Daiyan.

Many players continue to tirelessly comment on every official post.

but.

From a broader perspective.

After Tencent's announcement, public pressure has been decreasing.

In addition, many social media administrators and online trolls started using this as a test to flood the forums with spam.

At least on the surface, everything is moving in a positive direction.

But this is a good direction.

From some perspectives, it's not so good.

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Scattered explosion, copywriting team.

late at night.

Su Qin and several copywriters are working overtime to write a report.

What report should I write?

Write player feedback and positive review data from various platforms.

This should have been sent by the operations department.

However, after receiving the market research data, the operations team realized that if they simply reported the data as is, it would be problematic.

It seems a bit inappropriate to talk to the copywriting team.

So he delayed for a while and sent the report to Su Qin.

On the surface, it was said that they needed to verify the authenticity of the data with the copywriting team, but in reality, it was just giving the copywriting team an opportunity to revise the report.

It seems outrageous.

After all, this violates the red lines for employees within Tencent.

But neither the fairy-like girl in the operations team nor Su Qin in the copywriting team felt that there was anything wrong with it.

Sisters, what's wrong with helping each other?

When Su Qin first saw this report, his hands were trembling.

This is a report on public opinion data collected across all platforms.

The data collection focused on the top 100 trending posts and videos related to Girls' Frontline 2 from various platforms, and then extracted the comments from these posts and videos.

The system uses keywords combined with algorithms to determine the bias of these comments.

This includes positive reviews, negative reviews, neutral reviews, and irrelevant comments.

These data, when summed up, become the market opinion report.