Girls' Frontline 2 Collabs with Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology: Players Mocking 'Launch into Space Before Release'

Recently, 'Girls' Frontline 2' announced a collaboration with the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology, sparking heated discussions in the community. The original poster joked that the game had officially entered a 'Space Race.' However, ironically, the game's lore states that the space elevator launched in 2035 was destroyed within a decade due to World War III. Players poked fun at this, calling the move a 'reverse jinx' or 'reverse flag.'

In the comment section, the consensus was clear: players care far more about the game's endless delays than the collaboration itself. One user asked, 'Can we get the game released first? It's been stuck in development forever.' Others questioned the nature of the collaboration, with some suspecting forum censorship regarding prior threads on the topic. Tech-savvy players analyzed the pedigree of the Shanghai Academy, but overall, the sentiment was that this isn't a major piece of news, just another marketing stunt by the developers.