Sony is really starting to see how frustrated a lot of PlayStation players have become. Instead of just complaining online, some gamers are now taking things a step further by participating in a seven-day PlayStation blackout. The idea is simple: don’t log in, don’t play, and don’t spend money on the PlayStation Store during the protest.

Whether you agree with it or not, it shows that players are trying to make their voices heard. A lot of people feel like the only way companies listen is when it affects their numbers. Social media posts and angry comments only go so far, but when players stop playing and stop spending money, that’s when companies tend to pay attention.

I’ve been seeing more and more people talking about this, and it’s clear the frustration isn’t coming from just a handful of gamers. Many players are upset over the direction Sony has been taking and want the company to start listening to the community instead of ignoring its biggest supporters.

At the end of the day, every gamer has the right to decide whether they want to join the blackout or keep playing. It’ll be interesting to see if this seven-day protest actually gets Sony’s attention or if the company continues business as usual. One thing is certain: the gaming community isn’t staying quiet about how it feels.