@voracytis

ACCEPT THAT NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR GAME. If Web3 games can be played thanks to feedback and contributions from their community, then everything being developed should be communicated transparently to the community to see if it suits them or if the content isn't interesting to play. I think the best way for Web3 games to succeed is to accept that nobody cares about your game if you believe your idea is innovative in combining economics and fun, when this idea has already caused several games to fail before. If you want your game to succeed in attracting other players to Web2, your first objective is to satisfy your community and the success of your game will follow without any problems. That's why I'm looking for a way to develop this model which has allowed web3 to evolve over the years simply through trust and a comprehensive vision.

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