Girls' Frontline 2 Drama Overload: NGA Players Claim It Deserves Its Own Sub-Forum as Sunborn Dominates 80% of Gossip Board

When a game generates so much drama that gossip board players actively petition for it to get its own dedicated sub-forum, you know the drama field is absolutely wild. Recently, a player on NGA posted a heartfelt plea: Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium (GFL2) produces non-stop bombshells around the clock, with heavyweight content dropping every minute — it absolutely deserves its own sub-forum on the gossip board.

The post instantly turned the comment section into a mass agreement rally. Players pointed out that 8 out of 10 threads on the gossip board are about Exilium, coining the phrase 'of all the drama in the world, Sunborn alone takes 80%.' Some even admitted they only started following the gossip board because of GFL2's drama — that's how magnetic this game's controversy field has become.

Among the chorus of agreement, one comment stood out. A player noted that until the end of last year (2023), no one expected 'Chong-ge-ge' (a nickname for Sunborn founder Yu Zhong) to pull off something this massive. The annual 'Drama King' title, which was supposedly locked in by 'Meng-gan-ge' (a rival developer), was snatched away at the last second. The commenter joked that since both companies are based in Shanghai, Meng-gan-ge should go to Yu Zhong's office and bow in gratitude. Someone else added that with the drama spanning into the new year, Yu Zhong has essentially locked in the Drama King title for two consecutive years.

Not everyone agreed, though. Some players pointed out that by this standard, miHoYo should have gotten its own sub-forum ages ago. Others predicted the game would be dead within months, making the sub-forum pointless. One commenter invoked the 'center seat of the Five Black Frames' meme to describe GFL2's iron grip on the gossip board.

Beyond the sheer volume of drama, the comment section also hosted a heated debate over leaks and insider information. One player called for a boycott of leaks, arguing it was essentially giving Sunborn free QA — if they actually fix everything based on leaks, there'd be no more drama to enjoy. Another agreed, saying if the leaks are fake, it's defamation; if real, just let the game ship and explode on its own. Some even expressed regret, calling leakers the true villains — the original storylines were all potential gossip board nukes, and now they've all been rewritten.

The post wrapped up with someone asking the real question: has the 2023 Drama King been officially decided? Was it Genshin Impact or Exilium? miHoYo or Sunborn? One commenter even brought up how Hololive got its own sub-forum on the VTuber board (which is locked to read-only), implying that getting a sub-forum isn't necessarily a good thing.

As it stands, GFL2's drama output is truly a marvel of the gacha gaming world in 2023-2024 — from story controversies to insider leaks to cross-year bombshells, it's practically a permanent resident of the gossip board. Whether it gets its own sub-forum probably depends on how much more explosive content this drama field can produce.