[InfinityNikki] Implement Crafting/Trading System for DIY Workshop Materials

*Please interact with the post so it can have maximum reach* First, I want to thank the players for their feedback—this letter is a community effort. The goal of this girlcott is to send a clear message to the executives. Executives only care about numbers, so with numbers, we shall speak. In Version 1.6, please play the game, have fun, but do not spend money or pull on the banners—even if they’re pretty. We are setting boundaries. For this game to thrive, it needs to be welcoming to new players and maintain good relations with its current player base. Version 1.5 did the complete opposite and left a permanent stain on the game’s history. Even the content creator who participated in the livestream has expressed disappointment. We still have exciting features ahead—like the housing system and new regions—and we must do our best to ensure there's never another 1.5. Skipping one banner to help save Miraland is a small price to pay—at least in my view. This game is deeply loved, cared for, and has a bright future ahead—but to protect that future, we cannot let Infold walk away with evasive apologies and a slap on the wrist. So please: spread the word, share this message, make posts, and even memes! If anyone can translate this letter for our friends in the CN community, that would be amazing. Let’s unite and close our wallets for 1.6—to save Miraland as a true community effort! \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Transcript: We ask that our concerns be clearly and objectively addressed. While we don’t expect immediate fixes, we believe it is our right to be informed about the game’s future. Until each of our claims receives a proper response, we regretfully commit to withholding pulls and monetary top-ups in Version 1.6. We love this game and sincerely hope to continue exploring its evolving world for years to come. We're committed to investing our time and money—but we also value polished experiences, fair monetization, and mutual respect between players and executives. We ask Infold to commit to beta testing all future updates to ensure stable, polished releases. As dedicated players, we deserve quality and care—how can we invest in a game we can’t even play? We ask Infold to preserve the game’s original narrative, ensuring that future content adds to the story rather than rewriting or removing it. A majority of players are deeply disappointed by the erasure of the original intro and the rushed, unpolished state of its replacement. It lacks the narrative care we've come to appreciate and is not something we feel proud to share with new players or our community. We ask Infold to commit to making Snowy Ballad and Crimson Feathers the first and last sets with 11 pieces. As a community, we do not support any set—at any tier—with more than 10 pieces. Increasing pull requirements midgame goes against fair gacha standards and severely impacts our trust as customers. There are better monetization solutions that can benefit both the company and the players, without resorting to increased pull amounts or reduced in-game resources—as seen in the Miracrown contest, which was reduced from 26 to 24 yearly cycles. We demand that DIY workshop materials be craftable or available through a trade system using open-world resources, as shown in the 1.3 Bullquet preview. While we understand monetization of dye materials, we expect a weekly amount to be tradeable or craftable across all rarity tiers. We’re not asking for unlimited freebies—but we strongly oppose making them store- or event-exclusive. This way, both F2P and paying players can have fair access to dye materials. A quick calculation shows that it takes 486 radiant prisms just to meet the prerequisites for the color wheel on all the pieces of the Wishful Aurosa, an 8-piece set; even with all the dye system launch rewards, it’s not affordable.