Girls' Frontline 2 Exilium Chapter 7 Full Voice Lines Leaked — Netizens Suspect Devs Testing the Waters

The full voice lines for Girls' Frontline 2 Exilium's main story Chapter 7 have been uploaded to Bilibili — a whopping one hour of audio content that immediately set the community ablaze.

The very first comment gets straight to the point: '长求总' — Chinese internet slang for 'Too long, need a summary.' Clearly, the sheer volume of audio scared off more than a few casual listeners.

But the real meat of the discussion lies in where this content came from. One player asked, 'Is this datamined by someone trying to save Yu Zhong (the game's director)?' — implying that ever since the game's repeated controversies, there have been people in the community trying to redirect attention by leaking upcoming content. Another quickly clarified: 'This was datamined by folks on Tieba and the Mrs. Raymond community together,' suggesting a coordinated effort rather than a lone wolf operation.

As for how significant this actually is, veteran players were unfazed: 'This was already in the beta build, no big deal. They shipped Chapters 1–6 as-is, so whether Chapter 7 gets exposed or not doesn't really matter.' In other words, these voice lines have likely been sitting in the game files since the testing phase — nothing new here.

Faced with an unrelenting barrage of leaks and drama, players are visibly reaching their limit. 'A new version every single day — I'm stuffed with gossip, someone please give me an analysis,' one sighed. Another simply threw in the towel: 'I can't even keep up with the versions anymore.' But perhaps the most poetic response captured the absurdity perfectly: 'A melon in my left hand, a melon in my right hand, chewing on a melon, digesting a melon, staring at yet another melon in deep contemplation...' (In Chinese gaming slang, 'eating melons' means consuming juicy gossip.)

The sharpest take came from a player who suspects the 'leak' itself is a deliberate move by the developers: 'Just waiting for the so-called "accidental leak" — check how receptive the remaining players are. If they're somewhat positive, I'll change less. Maybe even keep the voice lines. If they're negative, I'll scrap everything, no voices.' But upon confirming this was just old beta data, they shrugged it off: 'Oh well, never mind then.'

And finally, one comment cemented a new nickname for the game: 'Minefield Frontline 2 — the "Exilium" (memorial) title is well deserved.' It seems the game's road to exile is far from over.