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Alchemist, Crypto OG all in believer since 2017, better future warrior. Ronin ecosystem supporter, Axie, Ronkeverse, Awakening Hunters collector, WF enthusiast.
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The REAL gamers were the one left bag holding and believed in the “dream.”
This is the elephant in the room that isn’t talked about much. The downside of focusing primarily on poor communities can work for gaining quick users and numbers, but you will find very few real investors with a long-term horizon among them.
It’s no coincidence that the biggest supporter and investor in Ronin is an American who approaches it as “co-owning a company.” Right, @AxieAur ?
Personally, I see it similarly (as a European who understands business).
But the problem is the imbalance between people who want to build something long-term and people who only came to extract from the project.
I’m not saying it’s black and white, and I also honestly think that projects should account for this, and a functioning web3 project should withstand a certain number of extractors and make sure they bring at least something to the other players.
As far as I’m personally concerned, I also follow this, mentioned by @yellowpantherx :
The only way crypto gaming can come back is by building a game that people want to play.
I only play what I honestly enjoy and where I don’t have to lower my standards in terms of quality @playwildforest .
However, even though the game is extremely well made by web3 standards, it doesn’t change the fact that it doesn’t have the same web3 challenges as other projects.
Hopefully, together with other loyal players and investors, we will soon manage to exceed a substantial majority in the ownership of this game. (It is extremely cheap right now, by the way in case you wanna join us.) ;-)
This is the elephant in the room that isn’t talked about much. The downside of focusing primarily on poor communities can work for gaining quick users and numbers, but you will find very few real investors with a long-term horizon among them.
It’s no coincidence that the biggest supporter and investor in Ronin is an American who approaches it as “co-owning a company.” Right, @AxieAur ?
Personally, I see it similarly (as a European who understands business).
But the problem is the imbalance between people who want to build something long-term and people who only came to extract from the project.
I’m not saying it’s black and white, and I also honestly think that projects should account for this, and a functioning web3 project should withstand a certain number of extractors and make sure they bring at least something to the other players.
As far as I’m personally concerned, I also follow this, mentioned by @yellowpantherx :
The only way crypto gaming can come back is by building a game that people want to play.
I only play what I honestly enjoy and where I don’t have to lower my standards in terms of quality @playwildforest .
However, even though the game is extremely well made by web3 standards, it doesn’t change the fact that it doesn’t have the same web3 challenges as other projects.
Hopefully, together with other loyal players and investors, we will soon manage to exceed a substantial majority in the ownership of this game. (It is extremely cheap right now, by the way in case you wanna join us.) ;-)
Disappointment.View quoted post on X
This was not the web3 gaming that was promised to me when I first joined.
Asset ownership. Interoperability. Player owned economy. Transparency.
The past two years, I was still trying to give benefit of doubt that some of these games need more time to develop.
But the truth is… majority of them gave up, shut down, mostly because of mismanaging of the VC fundings and fail to make revenue.
Most were extracted in one way or another.
The farmers came to farm most of the play-to-airdrops and left.
The REAL gamers were the one left bag holding and believed in the “dream.”
It fucking hurts and feels very bad.
The only way crypto gaming can come back is by building a game that people want to play.
The blockchain, onchain transactions, and everything should be on the back end.
Gamers don’t need to know how it works, we just want to play the game. We will figure out the mechanics of buying, selling, trading items, currencies, and etc once we’re hooked.
Anyways… it’s not easy to build a game, let alone, a crypto game.
Crypto gaming is the final boss of crypto.
A long shot, but worth another try.
Stay gaming.
Love, YP.
I really like these benefits being a multilord.
Way better quests with higher rewards+actually have enough gold to practically pick them with rerolls.
Good job Lords usecase architects. 👏
Way better quests with higher rewards+actually have enough gold to practically pick them with rerolls.
Good job Lords usecase architects. 👏
Bittersweet to celebrate @RonkeOnRon NFT's ATH
in RON ATL day...
...also yes, just in RON prices ("shut up someone in the comments„)
in RON ATL day...
...also yes, just in RON prices ("shut up someone in the comments„)
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Congrats again fellow ronkes!View quoted post on X
