Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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There's no need to read the content of any of the news articles.

Lin Li had a general idea of ​​what was going to happen inside.

After spinning for only a few seconds, Lin Li already understood what had happened.

"Tencent really knows how to capitalize on trending topics. We created a single-player game to drive traffic to open-world mobile games, and they actually dragged out Bakery Girl to try and drive traffic to Girls' Frontline 2?"

Lin Li smiled after he finished speaking.

What's happening now is the exact opposite of what happened in my previous life. In my previous life, Yu Zhong was the first to launch Girls' Frontline 2.

Then they wanted to use the reputation and popularity of Girls' Frontline 2 to boost the remake of Bakery Girl.

This line of thinking is actually correct.

If Girls' Frontline 2 becomes a huge hit, many fans might actually check out its predecessor, Bakery Girl.

This may have been Yu Zhong's original plan, but unfortunately, with the collapse of Girls' Frontline 2, things took a turn for the worse.

Girls' Frontline 2 did not bring traffic to Girls' Bakery Girls; instead, it brought death.

"You can still laugh? They're using the Battlefront Girls as a way to attract traffic, it's outrageous."

Su Shanshan didn't understand what was so funny about this news.

Anyway, she was furious after reading the news.

For Su Shanshan and many Xinghuo employees, calling the frontline girls their own daughters is not an exaggeration at all.

Now, penguins are trying to gain attention.

They directly used the "Battlefront Girls" to put others down.

The implication is that the bakery girl is intended to be the starting point for gun girls.

This made her very unhappy.

Originally, it was perfectly acceptable for you, Bakery Girl, to reset the game if you wanted to, and to try to imitate the traffic-driving effect that Galaxy Paradise brought to Galaxy Paradise.

After all, Galaxy Park, a game that is still almost in the project planning stage, already has nearly 10 million global reservations on its official website.

Tencent saw this data and wanted to follow this path in the promotion of Girls' Frontline 2.

It's actually quite normal.

However, using Battlefront Girls to draw comparisons and criticisms is intended to give uninformed players the impression that Battlefront Girls' background setting seems to "use" the same elements as Bakery Girls.

This is to attract attention.

This is a bit disgusting.

"Don't be angry, they won't succeed."

Lin Li comforted Su Shanshan, but he didn't think Penguin could follow in the footsteps of Galaxy Park's success and complete this plan.

On the one hand, it took 13 years for Bakery Girl to complete a remake.

Moreover, it is quite clear that Penguin's plan was a completely spur-of-the-moment decision.

It will be released after the new year.

It's probably just about creating some high-definition footage, porting it to a mobile phone, and generating hype.

There is absolutely no chance of success.

Moreover, Lin Li would never allow Yu Zhong to succeed.

What are you thinking? With Spark Games around, why bother with all this?

Do you really think I, Lin Li, am a pushover?

Chapter 147 I'm tired, let's destroy it.

While the employees of Spark Games were enthusiastically discussing what to prepare for their trip to the Maldives.

The employees of the company were cursing.

The reason is also very simple.

With the Lunar New Year approaching, everyone wants to have a good holiday.

The work was arranged according to the original plan, and everyone was keeping track of the progress.

Now, the higher-ups suddenly decided to add a bakery girl remake to the Girls' Frontline 2 project.

For a project team.

Overlapping office work is actually a major taboo.

Let alone a project team, even for an individual, multitasking is very difficult.

When you're focused on doing something, if you suddenly pick up your phone to browse for a while, your state of mind will be completely different when you return to your work.

Moreover, two projects are starting simultaneously.

However, everyone felt that this approach was not feasible.

Only Yu Zhong felt that this matter was not difficult.

He felt he could manage it.

After all, the size of Bakery Girl is not large. Saying it's a remake is actually just a high-definition version of the footage, which can be ported to mobile phones.

Furthermore, Yu Zhong seems to care more about remaking the bakery girl character than developing Girls' Frontline 2.

After successfully exploring Galaxy Park, he took the project to the penguins.

Well known.

Inside the penguin.

You want to create a project and acquire resources.

The best approach is not to present a bunch of models, plans, and PowerPoint presentations to explain what you're going to do and how amazing it is.

You only need to find one competitor.

Say the last sentence.

"I want to copy him."

You don't need anything else, just this sentence: as long as the source you're copying is decent, your project will most likely be approved.

Of course, Yu Zhong had another reason for wanting to reset the bakery girl.

Having been suppressed by Spark Games for almost a year, he desperately needs a game to salvage his reputation.

In his own perception, "The Bakery Girl" was a buried project.

On the one hand, the bakery has a very good reputation among players.

On the other hand, he himself is very satisfied with the game.

If they use the gimmick of a reboot and leverage Tencent's marketing resources to resell the product, they can't expect it to achieve the same global success as Galaxy Adventure.

At least within the anime and manga community, it should be able to generate a small buzz, right?

Not to mention, Battlefront Girls are so popular right now.

The concept of gun-wielding girls has also become very popular. From what he has heard, quite a few manufacturers have started projects featuring gun-wielding girls this year.

Xishanju's Girl Cafe Gun also gained a lot of traffic when it was launched.

Although it didn't become a huge hit, it still allowed other manufacturers to see the value of this subject matter.

By riding the wave of trending topics, they can not only disgust Spark Games.

It could also reverse his current reputation as a producer.

So, Yu Zhong decided to capitalize on the trending topic while simultaneously leading the development team to rework the bakery.

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Initially, this remake plan was just a simple mobile game port.

The plan is to complete the migration in one to two months and then launch it directly.

This is also why the penguin agreed to the project.

Yu Zhong thought so too.

However, once the project began, Yu Zhong's significant shortcomings in game management became apparent.

That's just taking things for granted.

If we were to say what the ideal leader in the gaming industry is, it would be someone like Lin Li, who once sets his sights on a goal, he almost never changes course along the way.

Yu Zhong is probably the kind of producer that game developers least want to encounter.

A new idea today, a new concept tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow, the idea from the first day is overturned.

This is what modern scattered detonations are like.

Porting a bakery game to a mobile game wouldn't be particularly difficult given its size.

Even if it's a project team working on two projects simultaneously.

It's just a matter of working overtime and disrupting the original development process of Girls' Frontline 2.

Normally, this shouldn't cause any major problems.

Unfortunately, Yu Zhong is still Yu Zhong.

From the day the project was initiated, Yu Zhong had one idea today and another thought tomorrow.

One minute they want to improve the image quality, the next they want full voice acting coverage.

Eventually, Wang Wei, who was transferred from Tencent Games as the main programmer for the project, couldn't take it anymore and reminded Yu Zhong that Tencent had already confirmed the release date when they officially announced it this time.

If this continues, the release date might be affected.

Yu Zhong completely ignored him, and after berating Wang Wei, he continued to do as he pleased.

If it were someone who was just throwing things around, they might tolerate being scolded, but Wang Wei is no ordinary person.

He was originally a senior programmer at Tencent Games, and he would never have been able to come to Spread the Bomb if it weren't for a direct transfer order from a high-ranking Tencent Games official.

After exchanging insults with Yu Zhong, Wang Wei reported the matter directly to Tencent.

Under pressure from Tencent Games, Yu Zhong finally behaved himself.

But he didn't stay quiet for more than two days before he came up with a plan that drove Wang Wei even crazier.

"I want to change the ending!!!"

"The current script is too conservative. Putting aside the other side stories, the animation quality and voice acting can be put on hold. At least the ending should be adjusted based on the 13 version."

Upon hearing this, Wang Wei felt a splitting headache.

He was very skeptical about how Yu Zhong became a game producer.

It's unbelievable that they don't even understand such a basic concept. Developing a new storyline and resetting the game are completely different concepts.

A simple reset is fine, but if you add storylines, you'll need to expand the framework after the reset.

Even if we had prepared from the beginning, it would have been too late, not to mention that because of Yu Zhong's previous antics, a lot of development time had already been missed by this point.

Just as Wang Wei was about to stop and refute again.

The head of the copywriting team, Su Qin, who had only recently joined the team, pushed up his glasses.

"I agree with this idea; the original script does indeed lack tension and literary drama..."

After Su Qin finished speaking, the head of the art team nodded.

As Su Qin's friend, she felt that doing so might affect the development progress, but after all, this was the first time her good friend had expressed his opinion at the meeting.

Naturally, we should support it.

"Indeed, after reading the whole story, I felt that there was too little description of William."

"Adding a storyline would probably improve the overall performance a lot..."

Seeing the copywriting and art teams overwhelmingly supporting Yu Zhong.

What's even more amazing is.