helipad and a few more assets finished these days - the more assets we create the more excited we are about the release of the game and your reactions. a few people we're asking about UAP and SALT - how things will be integrated and how we keep the token alive, so here some more information: as you begin your journey on the moon you will first need to create a base. your base will contain a lot of buildings, and those buildings will have a lot of upgrades, including battle 'companions'. just like in any other RTS/RPG game, upgrades will be driven by resources, and in order to get resources you will need to complete quests, mine materials, fight battles and so on. by spending UAP or spending SALT (special salt upgrades/buildings only) you will be able to upgrade faster, get exclusive things in the game and much more. a percentage of those tokens will be burned, the bigger proportion however goes back to you and other players as rewards you can claim in a variety of situations in the game. so the tokens you spend are not necessarily 'lost', if you're playing wisely you can also make more than you spend - assuming other players spend tokens as well. it's a classic flywheel game economy which not only burns supply, but also incentivizes people to play and most importantly keep playing as well as inviting other people to play with them (yes, multiplayer alliances). of course there will be limits in place in order to avoid a 'pay to play' scenario where whales have a much bigger advantage than players who just want to play for fun. another part of the game economy will be the marketplace - during your time playing you will eventually collect a lot of drops and items other players might need, so you will be able to sell them for UAP or buy items you need with our token. there are also quite a lot of other functions connecting both SALT and UAP to the game, but we don't want to ruin all surprises. last but not least, if you are on stacks and have not secured your UAP bag yet, its still early, we have only 189 holders and the price is still cheap, which will certainly change once the demo is out.

Small change in the lore and progress map exploration by levels. Level 1 is the moon - every player will start there, think of it as a playground, where you learn how to play, where you train how to fight, complete quests, get experience, fight other players (and enemies). From the very beginning other players will be fighting against/with you which will be much more fun. You will be able to create raid teams and fight bigger enemies together and much more. You will also be able to build permanent structures, like your base (hangar) where your UAP's will be kept, mining structures (demo below), crew quarters, automated defense systems and much more. You will also be able to both earn and lose $UAP (not mandatory). We will make the moon-map much bigger than the example maps in the past 2 devlog's, so that it can easily accommodate up to 100 players simultaneously and you have something to do over months. The engine and art also changed, we will go with a 'fake isometric' style, like the classic command and conquer to make the game more fun to play. Then once we have enough players (with a minimum XP) we open the earth territories which you will then be able to conquer, starting from 8 territories and expanding the more users join the game. So the lore goes Moon (Base/Training) -> Earth (Conquest) -> Earth beyond the Icewall (Exploration/Conquest). As a result we are quite sure we will be able to launch not just an alpha, but a beta by Christmas and have people start playing. Given how much time we spend and will be spending on this, there might also be a single-player version coming out which will not be crypto related and available on Steam.

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