A massive drama recently erupted in the ACG community: the official Weibo account of 'Girls' Frontline: Neural Cloud' blocked a 'whale' player who had spent over 150,000 RMB on the game. This move sparked outrage among the core player base, who blasted the developer for their arrogant handling of negative feedback.
Community sentiment has turned sour. Players mocked the game's declining revenue, arguing that not only is the developer's production capacity low, but their operational strategy is fundamentally flawed. Many veteran players pointed out that the 'Anniversary' update introduced confusing, tedious mechanics that force manual play and puzzle-solving, alienating those who originally joined for a casual, idle experience.
Regarding the developer's attitude, netizens pointed out that Neural Cloud suffers from having high ambitions but low capabilities. From forcing players to play 'web-viral' style mini-games (like 2048 or fruit-merging games) to earn avatar frames, to the convoluted map designs of the anniversary event, the studio's attempt to 'teach players how to play' has exhausted the patience of even the most dedicated spenders. Many say they wanted to support the game, but it's clear the devs are tone-deaf to community needs.
In the comment section, users compared this to the developer MICA's historical 'Bailong' style (a notorious persona in the community known for dismissive management), arguing that the team not only lacks professional operational skills but enjoys gaslighting (PUA) its players. Most current players have demoted the game to a 'side-game,' treating it merely as a visual novel for world-building, and are now indifferent to the game's future.
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