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HERE IS YOUR ULTIMATE BEGINNER GUIDE FOR @playAxieDOM by @BennyBenny_GG🔥 If you are NEW to this game or a VETERAN from OCH that is rusty, then watch this VIDEO GUIDE out!✅ Timestamps📜 0:00 - Intro 0:21 - How to Play 0:25 - All About Keys 0:35 - Beginner Guide 0:58 - Pro Tip#1 1:12 - All About Loots 1:22 - Werewolf Boss 1:36 - All About Blessings 1:47 - Blessings Reward Calculations 2:05 - Treasure Reward Pool 2:24 - Conclusion Btw, don't forget to click that LIKE button & make sure you share this to your friends who are struggling in Axie: Den of Mysteries.✅😜

Today we'll be finishing the Battle Pass XP on @PlayElumia and going after the long-awaited Magma Set, come watch live on Twitch and YouTube (stkweb3).

GM, @TempestGuild started its journey in @ChaosW_VALOFE, and we are already dominating the VIPER server with 4 full Guilds and Top Rank in both. Even with the major difficulties at launch and some in-game functions that aren't working, we are maintaining the lead and keeping our members active.

@StormingWeb3 @shinylabs luck luck luck hahaha

Yesterday opened some packs at @shinylabs Even on beta, great experience so far! Got a hit in the end ;)

Yeah, I believe the biggest ecosystem right now is Immutable, they have excellent quality games. I also see CROSS with some great MMORPGs and upcoming games like PROJECT N, but Abstract feels more like a casino network than real gaming. And of course, Ronin is, in my opinion, the network with the easiest onboarding for new Web2 users. I still find Immutable way too complicated for newcomers.

Tested this Wildcard with my guild. It was fun but the problem i have realized this game is built for web2 players. I dont feel a web3 vibe. If you are building a web3 game, you should learn from @AxieInfinity and @Immutable or @AbstractChain These three are doing well in web3 gaming and they have been here long. i think @crossplay_sub too, havent tried it but i am seeing it getting more attention.

In my opinion, a game should only have one token used within the game itself, for upgrades, quality of life improvements, and other things, with a solid burn mechanism, and use that token to reward leaderboard placements with an amount that is always less than what is spent inside the game.

@StkWeb3 token launch killed momentum

I played hours and hours of Wildcard and it was definitely an excellent and competitive game. There were some changes that didn't sit well with many players, and the token launch, in my opinion, shouldn't have existed. Having multiple competitive leaderboards with real rewards, rank progression, alternative game modes, and characters and monsters becoming NFTs with real value within the game were all great aspects. There are many changes that could have been made to try to create something more sustainable, but we don't know what difficulties led to the shutdown, and we're not here to judge. I hope Wildcard comes back someday, because I LOVED taking part in Game Nights and playing with my friends in the 2v2 card format.

Yeah bro, I also don't get how a game like Windrose, with almost the same budget, made an incredible game that generated millions in profit for the company. But like I said, I really enjoyed the game and had a lot of fun with it, but the game never evolved, so I don't know what to say.

@StkWeb3 Bro they raised $50+ million...

The game has cool potential, but even with my very high-end PC specs I could only run it on medium settings at 30 fps, and for an FPS game, that's pretty rough. I think it still needs a few more years of development before it's actually playable. In my opinion, they should focus on the shooter mechanics first and worry about the open world later.

After months of waiting, I finally got to play @WilderWorld (built with @0xPolygon) and it’s now free to play on Epic Games Store! It honestly feels like a cyberpunk version of GTA V, and I’m blown away by how insane the graphics are 🤌 00:00 - intro 00:12 - Epic Games Store 00:29 - Combat gameplay 00:52 - Driving 01:04 - Review about the game 01:17 - Outro It’s a huge open world where you can race, fight, explore, and just do your thing. There’s honestly a lot to get into. It even has its own in-game economy using $WILD, where you can trade stuff and earn through mining, quests, and challenges 👀 Don’t forget to complete quests on @Immutable Play to get the most out of your grind 😏

@TempestGuild @CROSS_gamechain great launch for us lesgoooooooooo TGG

🚨 A BIG launch is coming on April 29th from @CROSS_gamechain Chaos W! • It’s a mobile MMORPG with a dark fantasy theme, focused on exploration, character progression, and PvP. • The game is free-to-play, but you can also grab a pass if you want to progress faster. Wanna explore it together? Join us on TGG for the first season see you there! 🔥

@NTE_GL Pre-Download Now >> nte.onelink.me/9g76/l78pwij6

NTE an open-world RPG is launching on the 29th and the Pre-download is already available, just a reminder that the first week will have huge rewards, so don't miss out! Download it now and make note of the launch times for your region. @NTE_GL

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NTE Pre-Download Now Live NTE pre-download is now live! You can download and install the game and resources in advance. Due to large file sizes, we recommend using a stable Wi-Fi connection. Pre-Download Now >> nte.onelink.me/9g76/l78pwij6 NTE officially launches on April 29 at ​03:00​ (UTC)! Welcome to Hethereau, Appraiser. ▼ Pre-Download Details Available platforms: Windows PC / iOS (App Store) / Android (Google Play) / Mac Cross-Play: Sync your game progress seamlessly across Windows PC, Mac, PlayStation®5, PlayStation®5 Pro, iOS (App Store), and Android (Google Play). Simply log in with your PWG Account on any device to continue playing. Your UID is shared across all platforms and is randomly assigned. Thanks for your support, Appraisers. ▼ Global Launch Times PDT: 2026/4/28 ​20:00​ (UTC-7) CDT: 2026/4/28 ​22:00​ (UTC-5) EDT: 2026/4/28 ​23:00​ (UTC-4) BRT: 2026/4/29 ​00:00​ (UTC-3) GMT: 2026/4/29 ​03:00​ (UTC+0) CEST: 2026/4/29 ​05:00​ (UTC+2) EEST: 2026/4/29 ​06:00​ (UTC+3) KST: 2026/4/29 ​12:00​ (UTC+9) JST: 2026/4/29 ​12:00​ (UTC+9) AEST: 2026/4/29 ​13:00​ (UTC+10) ▼ System Requirements >> PC << ◆ OS ◆ Windows 10 64-bit or later ◆ CPU ◆ Recommended >> 12th Gen Intel Core i7-12700 or equivalent Minimum >> 10th Gen Intel Core i7-10700 ◆ GPU ◆ Recommended >> NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 / AMD Radeon RX 6700 or equivalent Minimum >> NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 / AMD Radeon RX 5600 ◆ RAM ◆ Recommended >> 32GB or more Minimum >> 16GB ◆ Storage ◆ At least 60GB of free space (plus an additional 60GB temporarily required during installation) ※ For the best experience, we recommend installing on an SSD. >> Android << ◆ CPU ◆ Recommended >> Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, MediaTek Dimensity 9200, or above Minimum >> Snapdragon 855, MediaTek Dimensity 8000 or equivalent ◆ RAM ◆ Minimum >> 6GB ◆ OS Version ◆ Android 10.0 or later ◆ Storage ◆ At least 20GB of free space >> iOS << ◆ Device ◆ Recommended >> iPhone 14 Pro or later Minimum >> iPhone 12 Pro Max ◆ RAM ◆ Minimum >> 6GB ◆ OS Version ◆ Recommended >> iOS 17.0 or later Minimum >> iOS 15.0 ◆ Storage ◆ At least 20GB of free space Running into issues during pre-download? Contact our customer support team via nte.contactus@perfectworld.com for help or feedback. ※ We're still actively optimizing NTE for performance, stability, and visuals. Devices that fall below the minimum specs may see stuttering or frame drops. Thanks for your understanding. #NTE #NevernesstoEverness #NTELaunch0429

Congrats Whatever for winning the first major of @ROLAmericas even playing at a huge disadvantage against 4 allied Guilds, you managed to defeat them all without losing a single battle and bring the prize home. Now we're heading for the world championship. BORA BORA 🇧🇷

@StormingWeb3 @MedievalEmpires @Immutable It's a great game to spend some quality time with, strategy and resource management are things few people can handle at a high level, absolutely top tier game

Tried @MedievalEmpires again. This time i managed to buy and do the VIP staking. The game is one of my favorites in city building and very chill. Can easily leave it afk there and keep progressing over time. Will try to join leaderboards soon.

Exactly, Tibia is a great example where the market operated entirely outside the company's rules, until one day they caught on and built their own character and item marketplace. Today, RubinOT, a private Tibia server, not only allows free trade but also brings a ton of new content that goes way beyond vanilla Tibia, with over 20k players online daily. Now imagine blockchain technology making all of that even easier, more transparent, and secure. Web3 games never die.

A fun game can always be displaced by a game that's more fun. And fun goes down as novelty disappears. Adding a player-driven economy into your game doesn't make it more fun. It does however, make it more durable. It creates a social economy around it that creates deeper relationships. The longest running web2 games typically have black/grey markets around them. These markets are the thing that makes the game viable long after novelty wears off.

That's why we repeat it: games with mining tokens are not Web3 games, they are platforms with an expiration date. Games that launch tokens with rewards for their leaderboard and with proper burn mechanics on in-game items are sustainable. And a game with no content is a dead game.

LATEST: ⚡ Roughly 93% of Web3 gaming projects are now "effectively dead," according to Caladan, with token values down 95% from 2022 peaks and studio funding collapsing 93% by 2025.

On May 5th I'll definitely be playing @ConanExiles, one of the most complete survival games I've ever played, and now with Unreal Engine 5 and all these updates, I bet we're going to have the best possible experience in this incredible game.

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@aymducking A 10-minute video focused on in-game guides averages around 3 to 5 minutes of retention, I think it really depends on the type of content. A video with tips, secrets, or first impressions tends to have higher retention.

im just curious... why some creator makes over 1 min gaming review video? Honestly, who watch a full gaming review with more than 5 mins? People are lazy and wants short videos. Just need some good answers to clear my curiosity for my gaming video creator.