Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

Ironically, these kinds of videos get quite a lot of views when they're posted.

Initially, many industry professionals found it very difficult to understand the enthusiasm generated by players spreading the word spontaneously.

Again.

This is just a gameplay demo, isn't it?

Is it really necessary? It's all about showing hilarious death compilations and making strategy guides.

It's too exaggerated.

But people quickly realized what was going on.

This is actually driven by market forces.

Players want to see this kind of content, so naturally someone will cut it.

The reason why the funny death compilation of "Girls' Frontline: Siege" is popular is because the game does have a certain degree of openness, with destructible buildings, monsters, and a large map. In addition, since it is a demo, there are many funny compilations caused by bugs.

Just like the bugs in the Battlefield series.

Even if you don't play games, you can still laugh out loud at these things.

The reason why the strategy guide became popular is another reason.

What makes it popular isn't the strategy guide, but the feeling of pointing and drawing on the map.

The group of players who drew maps in their textbooks and then "fought" on those maps have now regained their memories.

After seeing Xinghuo's game.

That was exactly what they wanted. These players especially loved this kind of gameplay that seemed to have tactical planning, but was actually not that difficult.

Many people think that when they enter the game, they will first want to give orders and command.

"We'll get here first, then blow this up, get this, and then go over there..."

Wuhu, awesome!

Then these players began to strongly suggest to the developers that a drawing system be added to the game map.

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For those commanders who enjoy eroticism...

They didn't even bother to look at the gameplay or the game strategy.

Those things are all irrelevant to them.

If you ask them what the test boss looks like and what its mechanics are, they'll know absolutely nothing.

But if you ask them what animations are triggered when you tap on which parts of the humanoid figure on the main screen, what the reaction is when you touch the thigh, or what the reaction is when you touch the chest.

Hey! You know it all!

The videos shared most by this group of players are the humanoid interaction videos on the main interface.

The topics of discussion also focused on...

"My wife is so cute."

"How did Xinghuo manage to make such high-quality stockings?"

"How exactly do I unlock the camera angle?"

And whether Suomi was wearing underwear or safety shorts.

Some even compared model videos of the 95, WA2000, and OTS-14 side-by-side, using their body curves to determine whether the official models were reused...

can only say.

Different players all had fun in the demo.

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Online players, watching the massive amounts of demo gameplay videos constantly being released, devoured a huge amount of content and happily started creating their own fan art.

The players at the scene were also very happy; for them, the entire carnival was much more fun than an amusement park.

The only thing they're hateful about is that they can't be in two places at once.

Throughout the entire carnival.

It's rare to see people walking slowly.

Most people were jogging.

Because there is simply too little time and too many activities.

Battlefront Girls, Fate, Touhou Project, Gundam Battlefield, Galaxy Paradise, Azur Lane, Arknights, Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Seven Days, and Unending Lost.

The carnival, which combines twelve major exhibition areas, is comparable to many comic conventions.

Furthermore, the entire exhibition was organized by Spark itself, even though it was well-funded.

The sense of participation is much stronger than most comic conventions that only sell merchandise.

In addition to each game's booth, Spark also prepared a large number of cosplay photo areas.

Because of the spacious venue, Spark has set up a large paper model area outside the twelve main exhibition areas for players to take photos.

Here you'll find a large paper model of the Rhodes Island base vehicle from Arknights, models of some Omnics from Battlefront Girls, and a large "excavation site" of artifacts from FGO.

The sword in the stone has only been in existence for a short time, and it's already getting worn down by being handled so much.

Azur Lane, Galaxy Paradise, Seven Days City, Destiny's Path...

A huge number of scenes filled the entire paper model area to the brim.

If you are unfamiliar with these games.

These things don't feel like they can be touched.

But anyone who's played a few games will find themselves completely overwhelmed and unsure where to look around here.

Let alone ordinary players.

Even the performers and staff were quite excited.

For example, backstage, Ayane Sakura, who had already finished her morning voice actor interviews, was eager to go and explore the exhibition.

But being alone, I was still a little scared.

So at this moment, Ayane Sakura is... no, I should say, she is persuading one of her friends.

"Maaya Uchida! Don't you want to see the outside world?"

"Hey! That tone of voice... are we locked up in prison now?... "

Maaya Uchida was also in a good mood.

The guests at Spark's global carnival this year include singers and voice actors.

To accommodate the word "global" in "global carnival".

The game invited voice actors for both Chinese and Japanese, which are standard features in the game, and even some English voice actors were present.

of course.

Japanese anime has been around for so many years, and its versions featuring idolized voice actors are far ahead of those in China.

Therefore, among a large group of voice actors, Japanese voice actors are generally more popular than those who dub Chinese or English voice actors.

Although it is in the planning stage.

The main performance by the voice actors took place last night at the Spark Night event.

However, this is an event held domestically.

Come here.

So Lin Li simply approved more funding.

"Money is no object! The key is to build our reputation and expand our influence!"

Under this concept of Linli.

During the last three days of the carnival, there were countless meet-and-greets with voice actors.

That's why.

This year's carnival budget started at 30 million and ultimately reached 50 million...

That's pretty much how much I spent on the tickets.

They even included airfare subsidies.

It can be said that it truly takes from the people and uses for the people.

And it is precisely because of this approach to organizing the exhibition.

The entire exhibition truly felt like a carnival.

Some gamers who accompanied their friends and family to the comic convention suddenly developed a strong liking for the company, Spark, after the event.

Chapter 381 Card Pack!?

In fact, let alone players.

Even many of the guests present were captivated by the atmosphere.

Especially many Japanese voice actors.

The profession of voice actor is closely related to the world of anime and manga, and almost all voice actors are fans of anime and manga.

Some are even die-hard fans of Spark Games.

To them.

The job that Xinghuo gave them was practically paid entertainment; they were having a blast.

For example, Yuichi Nakamura's Twitter account was constantly being updated after he entered the carnival.

After finishing the morning's voice actor meet-and-greet, they immediately dragged Nobunaga Shimazaki and Tomokazu Sugita to the demo area.

He didn't even wear a mask or sunglasses the whole way.

This has left many fans unsure whether it's the real person or not.

It's not just them.

Sakura Ayane was also itching to get back to work after finishing her tasks.

However, Ms. Sakura is quite aware of her popularity, as she was genuinely surprised by the enthusiasm of the fans at the voice actor meet-and-greet just now.

Therefore, she was much better prepared when it came to going to exhibitions.

However, considering that there were security personnel everywhere at the scene.

As long as you wear a mask and sunglasses, you can usually have a lot of fun.

After some persuasion, Ayane Sakura didn't have to exert too much effort and quickly brought Maaya Uchida into the scene.

"It looks like a festival."

"Indeed, there are also snack vendors..."

"Hey, those food stalls over there are serving free food!? Look!"

Sakura Ayane glanced at it and, sure enough, it was a candy shop with ring-shaped lollipops on display, clearly stated above the shop.

You can claim the Oath Ring for free by using your in-game oath.

Ayane Sakura also got one, but unfortunately, she couldn't eat it right away because she was wearing a mask.

The two then walked around again and quickly found the most crowded place in the entire carnival.

That's on the side of the exhibition hall.

Just like an AKB48 handshake event, long lines formed.

There is a row of long tables on the inside, and railings separate the queue on both sides and in the middle.

On both sides of these railings, there are many televisions that are constantly broadcasting animations.

"what is that?"