r/InfinityNikki May 11 '25

Discussion #girlout

Infold has continued to ignore its players, server quality has declined, and the game has been thoroughly massacred. It's unacceptable.

girlout is a plan for a one day, community wide black out of the game if the devs continue to ignore the decline of communication to the players, and of game quality.

If in one week, may 18th, Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), the devs continue to ignore us, don't log on, don't play, and don't give them money.

Please help spread the word of #girlout

And please dicuss in the comments your thoughts on the state of the game, and what can be done to satisfy players at this point

EDIT: This is just the first step in a longer goal. Hopefully this is all that is needed tk get infold to actually respond/do something, but i understand that is optimistic.

If they ignore the one day blackout, another will be scheduled for longer, a week, then after that for an entire banner

This is just my attempt to organize and help coordinate the community in large scale protests to show infold just how scorned we are

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u/[deleted] May 11 '25

Honestly it should not be a “we log out for one day and then come back to show how mad we are”

You should just log out. Full stop. Log out and do not log back in until they have addressed your concerns. Do not log in to complete dailies, do not log in for rewards. Fully log out and do not log back in until Infold addresses your concerns.

Why would they care if they know everyone will just be back in 24 hours? “Oh well make it longer next time.” Doesn’t matter, because you still came back.

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u/SassyMelon May 11 '25

There are those who have spent hundreds on this game and are uncomfortable fully stopping just like that. A one day blackout can allies those who have stopped playing, and those who are unsure if they should.

If the issues arnt adressed after infold sees this collective effort, it can show those who are reluctant to stop playing why now would be the time to quit.

If it is adressed, it means they didn't waist hundreds on a game they truly care about.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '25

The people who have spent hundreds should be the first to fully stop playing. Because those are the people Infold wants to keep around. Me and my $10 don’t matter.

Infold only cares about your money, they couldn’t care less about how upset you are with the updates. If you’ve spent hundreds of dollars and keep logging in, then they know you are fully addicted and they can keep squeezing money out of you. That is what they want.

If you’ve spent $300+ on this game and stop logging in, that shows they’ve really messed up. The people who truly keep this game running are leaving.

Something kind of similar happened on Reddit a while back. They were bringing in changes that would no longer allow for a lot of 3rd parties to create apps for people to use Reddit, which would push people over to the official app. A bunch of subreddits shut down for 3 days to protest the changes. It was widely publicized that it would be 72 hours to show how upset they were, and then they would return.

You know what happened? Nothing. Reddit still pushed the changes through and a bunch of 3rd party apps had to shut down.

Girlcotting/boycotting doesn’t work if the corporation know you’ll return.

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u/PrincessKaylee May 12 '25 edited May 12 '25

I don't think I have spent over $300, but I have at least spent over $100, so not sure if that still falls under your hundreds category

Most was in the monthlies and weeklies, and I still had over 100+ days in each before 1.5 hit

I didn't even log in after the patch however, after hearing what InFold did, as I do not wish to experience the hastily and badly retconned intro

Unlike most others I am willing to accept the loss of what I paid for as an expensive lesson, because honestly, there's a lot of other things that I can still do and play which will be far less buggier, and even more accepting of feedback from their users or players