Not counting what you earn in tokens for fights and consecutive victories, daily tournaments that give prizes, top league ranking. If you're a Dota fan, I think you would like to play Axie too.ġ0 usd, it is worth the account to be able to win, you need to reach silver III, it is 15,000 points, with 80 usd, you rent the cards (for a month) and reach the league, which will allow you to win 2 chests (which have cards or tokens) per month you would get 65 chests, in these chests you could get 0.20$ to 550 usd in cards.īut I think with 80 usd a month in income you get to gold league I, it would be like 70-130 chests a month. It's complex but simple lol, yet chill while staying competetive. The complexity around team builds and axie placement is its main fuel. I find Axie to be most chill and most competetive at the same time out of all the present card games.
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However, due to its latest update(custom mode, means free to remove and put tiles), it felt boring and it was now difficult to go back playing its classic mode, they basically remove the restrictions. I've been looking for a chill game for a while to sideline me from too much Dota and I found Dorfromantik.
My favorite game is Dota 2 and Axie is like my chill game whenever I start losing in my Dota matches. I played HT, Faeria, Dota Auto Chess, and can say that Faeria > Axie > Auto Chess > Heartstone. This game is also in alpha so there's that. If this is how people here describes axie infinity, i dont think you have fully understood how competetive the game(pvp) is despite the high entrance, but who am i to tell people how good a game is. Transaction fees are the biggest hurdle to developing any video games on any blockchain, and until gasless tech develops more we're gonna be stuck in this limbo of shitty games. Unfortunately, it isn't easy whatsoever to develop a game based on NFT assets. That's what the blockchain part is for, and while it won't stop rugpulls and shady devs printing money out of thin air it atleast gives users a chance to see the backend of their video games and see the transactions of their assets in real time on an immutable *server*, which is the blockchain. If Blizzard ever legitimizes the selling of WoW gold for dollars, then they'd have to prove that there's no developer backend that gives players billions of gold at a click of a button. NFT integration in video games is just *legitimizing* the process of buying video game assets, basically letting devs go "here you can buy our game currency for X amount of fiat". There's a reason why WoW gold farmers exist, because people are willing to pay money for something that has 0 value whatsoever besides what they think the value is.
Which is basically the backbone of literally every video game that exists. None of the *legitimate* crypto P2E games are farming, it's more along the lines of creating an artificial economy where people are willing to spend real money to get virtual/fake goods that only have a value because people believe it has value.