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🔺 Avalanche Weapon NFTs Have Been Delivered 🔺 The Friday the 13th Firearm Roulette Tournament winners have officially been sent their Avalanche Weapon NFTs. Your rewards are now live and viewable on OpenSea. Trade them. Hold them. Flex them. View the collection here: opensea.io/collection/und… Next week, you’ll be able to equip and play them in game once the new build hits the Launcher. See you in the Armory, Survivors. 🔫🧟‍♂️ #Avalanche #UndeadBlocks

New York is suing Valve over loot boxes. This isn't new. Belgium, Netherlands, Australia... Every time, the debate is gambling mechanics. Nobody asks: What happens to the money players already spent? The cash went in. Where does it go?

🏆 Tournament Clip Contest Winner Announced 🏆 After an incredible round of submissions and community voting, the winner of the Ultimate Tournament Clip Contest is @BusterRanger 🎥🔥 He takes home the @avax AKM NFT for earning the most votes from our community. Congrats!

Check out the winner's Avalanche AKM NFT Playable in-game!

Fired up to jump into the space today with the legends ⚡️ Excited to talk all things zombies, survival, tournaments, and what’s next for Undead Blocks with the @Team1 crew alongside @dontdiegame. Set your reminders and pull up 👇

Warzone Mobile shutting down in April. Skins. Battle passes. COD points. All gone. Hyper Scape. Concord. Highguard. Suicide Squad on life support. Every time a live service dies, players lose real money. The industry calls it 'end of service.' Players call it getting robbed.

Hot take: $20 skins aren't the problem. The problem is that $20 buys you pixels that vanish when the game dies. Player spending should build something. Not rent something. The gaming industry treats purchases as temporary. We're building for permanence.

Hyper Scape. Highguard. Concord. The pattern isn't hero shooter fatigue. It's a broken promise. Players invest time and money. Studios take both and walk away. The gaming industry created 'Concordlikes' as a joke. But there's nothing funny about losing what you paid for.

Highguard devs are blaming players for the game failing. Deadlock is thriving with the same audience. Not 'hero shooter fatigue.' Quality fatigue. When games fail, players lose their investment. Blaming the people who bought in? That's how you lose them forever.

Early Fortnite metaverse lobby concepts just surfaced. Epic's vision: persistent player spaces where your identity carries across experiences. The big players see where gaming is headed. The question is who builds value for players, not just for platforms.

⏳ Still time to make that leaderboard climb! 🔫🧟‍♂️ The Friday the 13th Firearm Roulette Tournament has been extended a few extra hours and will now end at 10PM UTC / 5PM EST. Lock in, drop zombies, and secure your spot before time runs out. 🏆

Epic just made Unreal Tournament 2004 FREE with a modern patch. 20 years later. Most games don't get this treatment. They just... die. And all the money players spent? Gone. This is what game preservation should look like. Rare to see a publisher actually care.

A single-player game. That requires internet. To play alone. This isn't about connection. It's about control. When servers go down, your purchase goes with it. Players aren't buying games anymore. They're buying access.

Konami just pulled MGS4 and Peace Walker from PlayStation and Xbox stores. No warning. Just gone. Millions of players. Years of purchases. Vanished. This is why player value needs to be portable. Your money shouldn't disappear when publishers make business decisions.

Highguard just broke their silence. New update coming. New raid mode. Yesterday their website went dark. Players panicked. Today they're back. But the panic was instant. The trust? That takes months to rebuild.

Arc Raiders dev just talked about their 10 year plan. 10 years. In an industry where games shut down after 10 months. Bold? Or just a promise players have heard before? The difference between a 10 year plan and a 10 year reality is trust.

Highguard website goes offline. Players immediately think: shutdown. Devs say 'we're not going anywhere.' Players have heard that before. From Hyper Scape. From Concord. From every game that took their money and disappeared. The panic is earned. Trust is broken.

Fighting games used to let you unlock characters by playing. Now it's base game + character passes + premium currency for skins. The genre didn't get more expensive to make. Just more expensive to play.