Girls' Frontline 2 Forum Allegedly Raided by Feminist Netizens — NGA Users Grab Popcorn and Cheer Them On

Girls' Frontline 2 (少前2) just dropped another drama bomb — and this time it's not power creep, not a clueless game designer, but an alleged invasion by so-called 'jiměi' (集美, a mocking internet term for radical feminist netizens known for organized online campaigns). An NGA user posted three screenshots with just four words: 'Doesn't seem fake.'

According to the poster, these activists — who previously made waves on Chinese social media by flooding gaming media comment sections with unrelated content (famously hijacking a Chule/触乐 Weibo trending post with beauty bloggers) — have now apparently set their sights on the GFL2 forum. NGA users found this crossover absolutely surreal.

But here's the twist: instead of rallying to defend their game, the top-voted comment read: 'LOL, come and burn it down! Burn it well, burn it beautifully, burn Yuzhong (the game's producer) until he croaks. One jiměi isn't enough firepower — call in reinforcements!' 'Yuzhong' refers to Huang Chong, Sunborn Network's founder and GFL2's producer, whom NGA users mockingly call 'Chongzi.'

One particularly savage comment nailed the collective sentiment: 'If GFL2 ends up killed by jiměi, that would be the ultimate insult to Chongzi.' Translation: the game already has a mountain of problems, and if activists deliver the final blow, it would be a double humiliation for the developer.

Sharp-eyed users also spotted a hilarious detail: the suspected jiměi user's nickname contains a star symbol '★'. Someone quipped it was 'stars attracting stars' (星星相吸) — a pun referencing the fact that GFL2's community management team also has someone associated with the 'star' moniker. Another user in reply #16 dropped a fresh screenshot to confirm: 'This looks legit.'

The most cutting analysis came from reply #15, who declared this a 'T0 meta civil war.' In gacha gaming lingo, 'version T0' means the most broken, most unbeatable thing in the current meta. Calling jiměi 'T0' means their combat power in online discourse matches a top-tier gacha character — and now they're going head-to-head with GFL2's management. Divine-tier clash, essentially.

The most surreal part of this whole mess is how GFL2 players' attitude has shifted from 'disappointed fan' to 'cheering from the sidelines with popcorn.' As reply #13 put it: 'Use your hand to fight him!' Reply #17 jumped in: 'I've always supported the jiměi.' And reply #19 dropped a classical Chinese idiom reference: 'This is like Guan Yu fighting Qin Qiong — characters from completely different stories clashing. Glorious.'

It's worth noting that these screenshots haven't been verified as genuine jiměi activity — it could be bait, trolling, or real. But the NGA community's reaction speaks volumes about GFL2's current reputation: even dedicated players are openly hoping outsiders come in and wreck the place. Whether this 'T0 meta civil war' escalates or fizzles out, the popcorn is ready.