Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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Like when Palu became famous in his previous life.

For a period of time, almost all the reports were related to this topic.

However, in reality, Palu's domestic marketing budget was not sufficient to support such extensive promotion and coverage.

This is the effect of the game's popularity.

Not to mention that Lin Liben provided publicity and distribution funds for "Girls on the Frontline".

So the next day.

When gamers turn on their computers, they will find that whether it's 1717, GamerSky, or even Duowan, NGA, TAP, or any other mainstream media, they are almost all discussing the same game.

As for the content, because money was received.

It has a good reputation among players.

These media outlets naturally felt free to exaggerate and praise.

"The new version of 'Battlefront Girls' marks a new pinnacle for anime-style mobile games."

What game has taken up the mantle of anime-style games?

What does the success of "Girls' Frontline" mean?

"Innovative gameplay leads the industry trend, and the Battlefront Girls are a hit across the internet!"

"Following up on trending topics and uncovering the story behind the development of 'Girls' Frontline'"

"Girls Frontline's new version is so popular, will the Japanese server release it ahead of schedule?"

At this point, for many industry insiders, "Girls' Frontline" is no longer just a game, but has become a code for generating traffic.

It seems that players of Girls Frontline will never get tired of these.

Almost every report received several times more clicks than before.

Many media professionals were intimidated by the overwhelming amount of traffic.

The owner of Taptap even called Lin Li personally to share the good news and also took the initiative to ask if they wanted to establish a deeper cooperation.

But Lin Li actually knew very well.

This is actually a normal reaction for players after the initial excitement phase.

Just like when a new video of "Black Wukong" was released in later generations.

A large number of players will then go and watch it, just like overseas video bloggers who watched the trailer.

Essentially, it all stems from seeing something that one finds impressive and then wanting to find others who can relate to it.

It's a perfectly normal reaction to play an amazing game, see the amazing storyline, and want to know how the media evaluates it.

of course.

Every trending topic has its life cycle.

The Battlefront Girls are no exception.

It just seems a bit unbelievable that at this moment, "Girls' Frontline" is still at its peak.

~~~

The next day.

Bilibili's company building.

Chen Rui was looking at a compilation of funny videos from gamers on his computer screen.

That's right.

Just one night.

Someone has already started compiling a collection.

After watching a few videos and seeing the barrage of comments, Chen Rui finally turned off the screen.

It's hard to describe his feelings at this moment. Envy? Jealousy?

Or perhaps it was just a tiny bit of fear?

Thinking of this, Chen Rui shook his head.

Logically speaking, FATE/GO and Starfire Games' "Girls' Frontline" are not direct competitors.

不 ...

at this point in time.

Actually, there is some competition between the two.

Think of this.

Chen Rui then opened the Bilibili management backend.

Many websites have their own data management systems.

Bilibili also has it.

Within the entire data management system, there is an analysis system called the Website Index Ranking that Chen Rui often looks at.

The website index ranking is an internal ranking.

In this ranking list, the system categorizes and summarizes various data of videos with these tags based on the tags below the videos on the entire site, and calculates the current ranking list of each tag on Bilibili based on a complex formula.

For example, right now, the top-ranked tag in the real-time rankings is animation.

This means that in the previous hour, the most viewed videos across the entire site were animated videos.

Of course, this animation tag doesn't just refer to various new anime series, but also to derivative MAD videos and various animation clips, which often have the animation tag below them.

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Therefore, the entire system cannot reflect which video is currently the most popular, but it allows Bilibili's operations team to intuitively see the current trends across the entire website.

And quite naturally.

Those who rank at the top under this system.

They are all tagged with broad categories such as animation, games, parody, dance, music, lifestyle, comedy, and MAD.

Only in a few cases.

For example, during League of Legends tournaments.

Only highly specific tags like League of Legends can squeeze into the top of this ranking.

And now.

The tag "Girls' Frontline" is prominently displayed at number 8 on the site's trending list...

Chen Rui, unable to resist the urge, searched the system for FATE/GO, which Bilibili had been investing heavily in promoting recently.

【97 people】

...

Battlefront Girls, a game that has little to do with Bilibili, is ranked 8th.

FATE/GO, a game that it distributes itself, is ranked 97th.

"Am I the chairman of Bilibili, or is Lin Li the chairman of Bilibili?!"

Looking at the reality before him, Chen Rui felt somewhat powerless.

However, he was just making a casual remark.

After all, for a platform-based video website like Bilibili, even the website itself cannot make any adjustments to the preferences of its users.

"Well, they're riding high right now, so ranking eighth isn't surprising..."

Chen Rui first comforted himself, then suddenly turned his gaze to FATE/GO.

"But... isn't 97th a bit too low? The server is launching in a few months, what are Wang Cheng and his gang doing?!"

In fact.

For a game that hasn't even been released yet, the fact that its tags are on the index charts is already a very good achievement.

Just like an elementary school student.

You got 80 out of 100.

It's not great, but it certainly won't get me a beating when I get home.

pity.

That day, the unlucky child had really bad luck. He ran into Uncle Wang's child across the street who got 100 points on his test and even received an award...

Moreover, in Chen Rui's view...

The difference between ranking 97th and ranking 8th is far more than just a 20-point gap.

Ever since.

I just arrived at the office.

The FATE/GO operations manager, who was making coffee and humming a song, was called into the office...

~~~

The positive reviews of the new version of "Girls' Frontline" have brought high popularity, and high popularity naturally leads to exaggerated revenue and profits.

Three days after the release of the new version 1.2.

Spark Games released a set of data.

The cumulative daily active users exceeded 100 million in three days, and the revenue exceeded 20 million.

Once the two sets of data are released...

Players weren't really sensitive to the number; they just kept shouting "666" and urging the developers to hurry up and develop a sequel.

But across the industry.

This number is comparable to a massive tsunami.

Even though this number actually had qualifiers added for promotional purposes.

For example, the cumulative daily active users exceeding 100 million in three days actually means that there are around 30 million daily active users, which adds up to over 100 million in three days, rather than a total of 100 million players online.

But even so.

This is an extremely exaggerated, even somewhat frightening, figure.

In the current ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) industry, even top players like miHoYo only generate 20 to 30 million RMB in revenue per month for Honkai Impact 2.

A major update to Battlefront Girls earned miHoYo a month's worth of revenue in just three days.

Isn't that an exaggeration?

That's ridiculously exaggerated!

This data even baffled many professional game industry analysts.

For a while.

The owners of major game companies have all started having their operations teams study how Spark Games can make this money.

at the same time.

Upon seeing this data, Yao Meng, who was far away in Japan, quietly increased the marketing budget for the Japanese server, which was about to launch a few days later.

Our family is already this awesome.

He can't show weakness either.

~~~

However, not everyone was surprised or impressed by the result.

Scatterball game.

Yu Zhong stared silently at the screen.

The screen displayed the announcement from the Battlefront Girls.