Group 1 - The core event of the "Girls' Frontline 2: Exile" 10th Anniversary IP Carnival is to attract new users and revive old players, with expected benefits for daily active users and payment rates [1] - The carnival is scheduled for May 2026, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the franchise, which began with the launch of the first "Girls' Frontline" in May 2016 [1] - Strategic partnerships or new game announcements during the carnival could enhance market evaluations of the IP's commercialization potential [1] Group 2 - Tencent has initiated a testing recruitment for a new shooting game titled "Code: Shoot," with recruitment ending on December 1 and testing expected to start in mid-December [2] - The announcement of "Code: Shoot" is likely to boost market enthusiasm for Tencent's gaming business, potentially leading to a short-term increase in its stock price [2] - Related upstream and downstream companies, such as game engine and server providers, may also experience stock price fluctuations due to heightened market expectations [2] Group 3 - The new PVP gameplay "Dimensional Duel" announced by DNF features a large seamless map, 300 times the size of typical dungeon maps, allowing up to 18 players to compete simultaneously [3] - The success of "Dimensional Duel" could significantly impact DNF's market performance by attracting new players and increasing retention and payment rates [3] - The competitive gaming market poses challenges for new gameplay, and failure to meet player expectations could lead to player attrition [3]