The Girls' Frontline 2 (GFL2) gossip farm just got another massive harvest, and the community is absolutely feasting. A post on NGA forum surfaced alleged internal leaks revealing two bombshells: a wedding dress skin for the controversial character Daiyan (95-type rifle), and a new storyline featuring a loli redhead character. The comment section went nuclear almost immediately.
To understand why the Daiyan wedding dress leak is so explosive, you need context. In GFL2's storyline, Daiyan has a romantic subplot with a man named Raymond — a plot point widely regarded by the playerbase as textbook NTR (netorare, a Japanese term for cuckolding/being "cucked"). This was already one of the most hated narrative decisions since launch. Making things worse, the game's lore establishes that Daiyan doesn't actually join the Commander's roster until 10 years later in the timeline.
So here's the absurdity: a character who's romantically entangled with another man and canonically won't join you for a decade... is getting a wedding dress skin? One top reply nailed it perfectly: players are furious that the Commander is supposed to fantasize about a character wearing a wedding dress when she's literally with someone else in the story. The commenter called it "personality-insulting monetization" — the devs use NTR storylines to provoke emotional reactions, then sell you skins to cash in on that same emotional investment.
The sarcasm reached peak levels when another player wrote a mock dialogue: "Commander, I bought a really sexy wedding dress. Let me show you the photos after I'm done wearing it... then I'll go see Mr. Raymond." While this is pure satire from a player, it perfectly encapsulates the community's core grievance — why would anyone spend money on a wedding skin for a character whose heart belongs to someone else?
The other leak concerns a new loli redhead character. One dedicated player listed every red-haired character from the original Girls' Frontline and analyzed which ones might make a comeback in GFL2. The community consensus landed on "Axe King" (斧王) — a nickname for Daiyan herself, based on the combination of red hair and a small/young body type. However, skeptics pointed out that the timing feels off, since a similar wedding skin was just released for Cloud Atlas (another Sunborn title).
It's worth noting that the leaked content hasn't been officially confirmed. Several players expressed doubt, with one calling it "fake at first glance." But the damage was already done — one commenter mused that "95 is now a thorn," to which another replied: "Just a thorn? I'd say GFL2 is a whole porcupine." The implication is clear: this game has so many controversies that one more barely registers.
Perhaps the most cutting comment was simply: "Yu Zhong (the game's producer) should really thank the rule of law" — a dark joke suggesting that without legal consequences, players' rage would manifest in far more physical ways. Another player asked bluntly: "If this is real, this game is truly disgusting — they insult players for fun, then ask us to spend money."
For now, all of this remains unconfirmed community speculation with no official response from Sunborn. But as one exhausted commenter put it: "*burp* — too much tea, can't eat anymore." The GFL2 gossip farm shows no signs of slowing down.
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