🐾 wolf pack 🐺

Name: Valko

Age: 26

Eyes: Ochre (insists that "it's just yellow" which is NOT that simple)

Fur: Maroon (NOT dyed!!!!)

Answers to: Velcro, Big Head, Big Dawg, Moon Moon, Snookie Wookie, Good Boy

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Gooooood evening everybody! It's been quite a day. We've got a couple things to go over so get comfy.

Also, just dropped $2300 on my visa 🫩 then found out I have to drive 5 hours to go to a visa center 🫩 so I had to book a hotel 🫩 my usual LADS money has gone to the UK government 🫩

Evening Report 7/15/2026

LADS following: — Instagram: 912k — X: 652.9k — YouTube: 324k (info on its way after this report) — TikTok: 882.6k

Petitions: — iPetitions: 242,500+ — Change.org: 96,500+ — JP Change.org: 8,300+

LADS info (provided by CN players on RedNote): — Game ranking: Fell to 106th place in the game category as of July 15th. (1178% drop) — Revenue: Based on July 14th data, dropped to $94,000 (44% drop) — Downloads: Based on July 14th data, dropped to around 8,000 (81% drop)

Recharge Collection total: $15,273,900+

CN Media

As we discussed earlier, several positive articles were posted in China—most notably by state media (NDRC). While it's amazing that they recognized our movement, petitions, and donations, there is something even more important that they mentioned: the importance of the international market.

China has long been a isolationist country—they fall behind Japan and South Korea when it comes to being part of the global economy. They focus on their domestic market far more than the international one. Because of this article, the way China views and treats the international market could very well change forever.

The article acknowledges that we account for nearly 50% of Infold's revenue, and it emphasizes the importance of maintaining that. We brought that to their attention. People from all over the world banded together around a common goal, and China noticed.

Here is an excerpt from the article:

Basically, the decision rests entirely on Infold now. Valko is quite literally the first character to have government backing. That's crazy.

But, this article gave something vital to this protest. Well, several things, really.

Hope. This gave our community the push it needed to reignite.

Attention. We've been noticed, and we're still being watched.

Recognition. Our hard work—signing petitions, donating to various causes, banding together on social media—has finally been recognized.

Beyond that, it's given us—and Infold—a path forward. Here's something on Reddit that I found that I want to discuss:

Several things to point out here:

It gives Infold the green light to move forward, as the government has found no issues with their work.

It clears Valko's name. It helps to dispel the rumors and misinformation that were spreading since his announcement.

It makes the smear campaign articles—for all intents and purposes—illegal. Not only are they perpetuating blatantly false information, but they're also directly contradicting the state media. That's not a wise decision in China.

Now, how Infold decides to move forward is still a mystery to us. I imagine they're likely neck-deep in a legal battle, but we don't have any way to know what's truly going on behind the scenes. We can only hope that they hear us, and that they make the right decision: to listen.

Going Forward

Don't get me wrong, today was a massive win for us. But this is far from the finish line.

Think of the situation as a war. Everything we have done so far was simply us breaking into the walls of the city. Now that we're in, we have to lay siege to it. The fight doesn't stop here.

Keep posting, keep protesting, keep signing the petitions. We have to be as loud as we can. We've been noticed, and we're actively being watched. Now is the time for us to truly make our voices heard.

Antis are still working against us, but there's very little they can do to combat their own government. It's not even wise to try, but they're going to. Don't get discouraged, don't get distracted, and keep pushing.

I love you, take care of yourselves, and I hope to bring you more good news soon <3

🤍🤍🤍🌱

KEEP IT UP! YOUR VOICE MATTERS 💯

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GOOD MORNING WOLFPACK!! I BRING GOOD NEWS!! I'm not going to make you read an intro because I have too much to say.

Morning Report 7/15/2026

CN Media

Guys...we have POSITIVE articles. Several.

And, here's the kicker: they're from STATE MEDIA—aka, not a source that can be paid off. One article was posted by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC). China Reform Network has high political standing and authoritative credibility, according to CN players. Because I'm in the US, I can't access the article directly.

But! It was posted in other places. Here is a link to the article on iNews.qq, and I will include the screenshot below. Here is another link if that one doesn't work.

Guys, I really hope you understand how incredible this is. CHINESE MEDIA is shifting. STATE MEDIA.

The Shanghai Administration for Market Regulation also posted on Weibo saying, "The new character Ao Yin has not been found to violate China's regulations on game content management. Based on the evidence, it can’t be proven that 'Love & Deepspace' engaged in false advertising." Basically, they confirmed that adding a 6th LI did not violate any kind of consumer law, nor was it grounds to claim false advertising.

A CN user on X also offered some speculation on the nature of the smear campaign. Here is the link to the post and a summarized translation (which is pasted below).

In summary, what this post is essentially saying is: Anyone who engaged in rumor mongering, smear tactics, mass negativity, fake engagement or even attacks on Love or Deepspace may have themselves broken Chinese laws and regulations. Sachi makes clear that there are Chinese regulations that prohibit: dissemination of any false information regarding a business, harming the reputation of a business, organization of malicious reviews or harassment online, use of bots, paid accounts, AI-generated posts, and "water armies" to shape public discourse, exploitation of controversies in connection with major product releases. This post further contends that an attack on a successful Chinese game with such an international following runs counter to China's very objective of exporting their cultural and entertainment content abroad. The bottom line being…if the anti-Valko campaign involves coordination, misinformation, and/or reputation attacks, then it may very well be the orchestrators of the movement who are in violation of Chinese law and policy, and not the individuals supporting the character. Again, the post is not making any claim about this having been legally established. It's simply pointing out that, based on a sufficient chain of evidence, there could be grounds for an investigation.

This is HUGE. All of this is paving the way for Infold to bring Valko back. There is light at the end of the tunnel!

HOWEVER! The war isn't won yet. Keep boycotting, keep protesting, keep being loud. The Chinese media has noticed us, and that means Infold has too. Don't stop here—if anything, this is the time to push harder.

I want to get this report out to you as quickly as possible, so I'll include some minor updates in a smaller report in a little while. Sending my love! <3