Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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Lin Li can gradually shift from paying for characters to paying for the story experience.

The reason he chose to give away a TOZ-81 to everyone at the event was to verify whether this model was feasible.

After all, it happens after the main storyline.

As long as the player doesn't act recklessly during the story, the player's affinity with TOZ-81 will be close to or already at its maximum.

Ultimately, if some players pay for the storyline following the TOZ-81 Oath...

In the future, perhaps Lin Li will be able to give away five-star characters in every event.

So, is this system actually effective?

Lin Li's situation is currently unknown.

But after Zhou Shenlin finished reading the system introduction...

My first thought was to check if the Heart system had been implemented after the Oath of 97 and TOZ-81.

As for why I didn't watch 95?

It's because he and 95 had already made a vow before the first event.

After confirming the implementation of the Heart system on 97 and TOZ-81.

He immediately opened the in-game purchase interface.

"Wow! Rings are half price today!?"

What are you waiting for? Click, pay, and pledge your vow!

The emotion I felt for 95 was genuine.

But he was truly sincere towards '97!

Besides, TOZ-81 was crying so hard, saying he couldn't live without me, so how could he not give me a ring?

What's wrong with men loving harems?!

not to mention.

The screenshot shown in the introduction to the Peach Heart system shows 97 inviting me to a hot spring bath!!!

Let's go to the hot springs!

Thinking about this, Zhou Shenlin was already looking forward to the subsequent plot after he had filled up all the hearts.

After unifying consumption.

Zhou Shenlin finally felt relieved.

I started researching the newly released homestead system while also reflecting on the entire storyline.

He needs to summarize this part of the main storyline.

That's what I mean by "burning, burning, burning, burning, burning, burning, burning!"

From boarding the shuttle, to clearing out the enemy base, to charging into battle alone and destroying the enemy camp.

The entire storyline was undoubtedly very enjoyable.

Subsequently, the affirmation of the protagonist's efforts by all of humanity, TOZ-81's tearful embrace, and the plot where 95 and others risked their lives to return to his side, made for an even more thrilling and satisfying experience.

Moreover, this entire long plot is not the kind of mindless, enjoyable experience.

Instead, the satisfaction was well-founded and justified.

He wiped out the enemy base and destroyed the enemy space station. Putting aside how much this seems like something out of a superhero story, just imagine if such a thing really happened.

The Human Federation government must treat the protagonist like a revered figure.

Shouldn't we cheer for the protagonist?

There's also TOZ-81, who, despite being a new humanoid character, allowed players to truly feel the delicate nature of this girl through her unique design and several story segments.

Although the final sob seemed very sudden.

But upon closer reflection, consider those in history who wept because of the sudden collapse of the Soviet Union.

It seems that TOZ-81's emotional outburst has become so natural again.

It was not surprising that she ran into the commander's arms.

The final scene, where all the humanoids rejoin the team, is both thrilling and satisfying, and it feels very logical.

After all, the protagonist was left behind enemy lines.

Just like what Haruta-neechan said.

If they don't come, the main character is going to die.

In addition, this part also returned to version 1.1 of CLL, with the protagonist going to the front lines in person.

This makes the plot feel natural to players, giving them a sense of relief that the characters haven't forgotten their efforts.

"Spark Games, that's awesome."

Just as Zhou Shenlin was filled with emotion.

~~~

The time comes in the afternoon.

Discussions about version 1.2 of Battlefront Girls began to sweep across all websites related to anime and manga like a tidal wave.

It really swept through.

It's worth noting that the current popularity base of Battlefront Girls is much larger than it was in version 1.1.

The player base is also much larger than before.

Therefore, when Zhou Shenlin completed the new version and exclaimed that Xinghuo Games was awesome, there were countless other Zhou Shenlins in the world who expressed similar sentiments.

These accumulated feelings need an outlet to be released.

If I find a really good anime series, I'll recommend it.

I'll naturally share any games I play that are awesome.

Not to mention, there's so much to talk about in this new version of Spark Front.

Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that discussions about version 1.2 have swept across the country like a tidal wave. NGA, Bilibili, Tieba, and even ZOD—wherever there is a game discussion section on any website, there are people posting their opinions.

If you log in to Bilibili at this time...

Then you will discover a strange sight.

The videos ranked first to third are all on the same theme.

The top-ranked video is naturally the space elevator video released by Spark Games.

The second is the story montage video edited by players immediately after the event.

Thirdly, some players edited together the story footage of the TOZ-81 humanoid figure, added it to the history of the collapse of the Soviet Union, and unearthed many Easter eggs and interpretations.

Although some interpretations are actually somewhat ambiguous.

However, because that period of history was so grand, and the TOZ-81's voice acting was excellent.

The line "Commander, let the proletariat of the world unite!" immediately flooded the live chat with comments.

And the phrase "My motherland is no more"

It brought tears to many people's eyes instantly.

This is precisely the charm of military anthropomorphic games; players will also project the history behind the character onto the role.

In addition, the storyline of the Spark game itself is excellent.

In her previous life in Girls' Frontline, Somi gained a huge following thanks to her alluring yet understated skin.

In this world, Xinghuo's character design is no less impressive than Suomi's. In terms of eroticism, Xinghuo's white-stockinged thighs have countless people exclaiming "ice cream" and "legs to admire for years."

In addition, there are well-defined characters and a good storyline.

The combination of these three factors caused TOZ-81 Mars to suddenly gain extraordinary popularity at this time.

Moreover, Bilibili has a very peculiar trend: once a fan-made video gains extraordinary popularity, countless other videos will quickly follow.

For example, during the Fate anime, the final scene features the Yangtze River Knight.

The Girls on the Frontline has just been updated.

By evening, videos showcasing the storyline of the 1.2 major update had begun circulating online, with the most common footage showing players riding mining rigs into an AI space station, followed by the station exploding.

To maintain the pace of the storyline, the game "Spark" did not explain how the player operated the space station or how they managed to blow up such a large space station.

Chapter Sixty-Nine: The Tide

This blank space in Spark Games.

This undoubtedly provides players with a perfect space for creative antics.

Initially, everyone's editing style for their videos was relatively uniform.

Most video content consists of three parts.

First, I cut out an animation of the transport ship approaching the space station, then I cut out a scene of the transport ship opening, and then I started to mess around.

After the transport ship opened.

There were sergeants firing guns, and Ultraman popping out and shooting lasers everywhere.

There are also videos of him turning into Sun Wukong and causing havoc on the space station, turning into the God of War and swinging chains, and transforming into the Destroyer.

In short, there's nothing a video can't do if you can imagine it.

Moreover, because there is a certain overlap between Bilibili users and the users of the Girls Frontline, these videos often get a lot of views, quickly forming a strange trend on Bilibili.

What followed was a celebration for the content creators.

It's not just content creators who have received commercial contracts from Lin Li who are promoting Battlefront Girl; even those content creators who haven't received payment from Lin Li, or those who may not have had much to do with games before, are now jumping on the bandwagon.

The last time Bilibili had such a celebration was back in 11 with FATE/ZERO.

At the time, FATE/ZERO sparked a wave of fan art across the entire site thanks to its excellent artwork.

Whether you've seen the animation or not.

These massive amounts of derivative works will always appear in your recommendation list.

This time, although the scope of the "Battlefront Girls" movement wasn't as wide, it still successfully covered almost all Bilibili users.

In addition, the powerful scene with the space elevator has attracted the attention of many content creators in the Bilibili knowledge section.

Several content creators' videos analyzing the feasibility of the space elevator in the game also climbed to the top of the charts thanks to the popularity of Battlefront Girls.

Subsequently, these high-quality fan-made videos began to spread from Bilibili to all websites related to anime, comics, and games.

That evening.

Battlefront Girls has actually become a new regional hotspot, and once something becomes a hotspot, it doesn't really need any more official promotion.

For a considerable period of time, all video websites related to anime and games will see a large number of videos featuring this trending topic and this particular game.

Whether it's actively paying attention or passively accepting it.

Users will see relevant content as long as they click on these websites.

This frenzy will continue for some time until it is replaced by the next hot topic.

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As more and more people create memes, the quality of those memes also gets higher and higher.

Many videos have been circulating online, prompting viewers to exclaim in amazement and marvel at the boundless creativity of the players.

The first version of "Girls' Frontline" was spent amidst players' frenzied fan creations, much like celebrating the Lunar New Year.

On the second day.

What followed was praise from various media outlets.

Video bloggers often have some reservations about trending topics, wondering if their behavior of jumping on the bandwagon is a bit...unconventional.

These media websites handle the emergence of a trending event in a much simpler and more crude way.


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