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We're not competing with GTA 6. Nobody wins that fight on an indie budget, crypto or not. A fun game isn't enough, but it's the entry ticket. Without fun there's nothing, with fun alone, you get lost among thousands. What sets us apart is what a traditional game can't offer... a real, player-driven economy where what you build and earn is yours, and your decisions have real consequences. And for that we dont need 10 million players. We need 10k who can't find that anywhere else. @EveOnline has been proving it for 20 years. Game first, economy second. In other words, game first, incentives second. The other way around doesn't last. I say this as someone who learned it the hard way, like many of us in Web3. Like it or not, we're all exploring uncharted and exciting territory. 💪

Companies build the ships, and you can work on their projects. Your commander consumes stamina that only comes back with food, drinks and clothing, and those goods are, at the same time, products of another player's company.

Web3 gaming is rotten from the inside. People in positions of power across web3 gaming only care about memecoins, pumping a token and transaction volume. They don't care about the community, or about the people who put in their money and genuinely believe in the ecosystem. Until the industry cleans itself up, traditional gamers will most likely keep their distance from web3. I'm humbly doing my bit to change this, and I'll make sure my grain of sand becomes a boulder.

I love how the roster creation section turned out, especially with the preview feature to check the abilities of the combat units.

LOTA's combat looks really interesting. It's a mix of tactical and arcade-style combat. The team has worked really hard to ensure good performance, especially considering it's a fully 3D browser-based MMO.