Topic: Crypto Assault - Eth game - whale opportunity? (Read 150 times)
One more thing.... some people sell out their units after rage quit and you might be able to pick some up very cheap on Opensea
the game is still fun without having to put 100+ eth in btw 
There is a new game that come out last month called Crypto Assault.
In this game you buy units that are on the Ethereum blockchain as tokens. You can then place these units onto a map and take land. Depending on how much land you have you get paid out in eth that comes from a % of the new units being purchased. Every few days a satellite falls on a random bit of land and it gives a load of eth to whoever owns that land. Also, for the next month a portion of the pre-sale money is getting distributed back to those who have land and to the satellites.
The land value is not all the same. The closer you are able to get to the center of the map the more the land is valued at. The centre is worth considerably more than the outside of the map.
The current state of the game is that a player has come in with other 100 eth and monopolized many tokens/taken the middle of the map. The way things are he is almost gauranteed to take most of the pre-sale distrbution. However, there is possibily an oppositunity for others to come in with enough eth to compete with him. The game has been pretty low key so far so I doubt many have seen this 'opportunity'. There are obviously risks involved esp considering the game is so new. The devs have been in the gaming industry for quite some time and have a couple of recognizable games behind them (not blockchain games). I do not know what they will do with the game if anything more... it's possible they could even abondon it... but I hope not and actually expect some interesting developments in the future.
Anyway, like I said if enough people or another big player entered the game it could atleast make things very interesting and has the chance to be profitable too.
I have put a (referral) link below incase this message catches anyones eye
Main goal of this post is to get some more people into the game... referal would just be a bonus Cheers!
https://cryptoassault.io/?refcode=0xd591e93c28af4e9f7b2b7225849035947250ec11
In this game you buy units that are on the Ethereum blockchain as tokens. You can then place these units onto a map and take land. Depending on how much land you have you get paid out in eth that comes from a % of the new units being purchased. Every few days a satellite falls on a random bit of land and it gives a load of eth to whoever owns that land. Also, for the next month a portion of the pre-sale money is getting distributed back to those who have land and to the satellites.
The land value is not all the same. The closer you are able to get to the center of the map the more the land is valued at. The centre is worth considerably more than the outside of the map.
The current state of the game is that a player has come in with other 100 eth and monopolized many tokens/taken the middle of the map. The way things are he is almost gauranteed to take most of the pre-sale distrbution. However, there is possibily an oppositunity for others to come in with enough eth to compete with him. The game has been pretty low key so far so I doubt many have seen this 'opportunity'. There are obviously risks involved esp considering the game is so new. The devs have been in the gaming industry for quite some time and have a couple of recognizable games behind them (not blockchain games). I do not know what they will do with the game if anything more... it's possible they could even abondon it... but I hope not and actually expect some interesting developments in the future.
Anyway, like I said if enough people or another big player entered the game it could atleast make things very interesting and has the chance to be profitable too.
I have put a (referral) link below incase this message catches anyones eye
Main goal of this post is to get some more people into the game... referal would just be a bonus Cheers!https://cryptoassault.io/?refcode=0xd591e93c28af4e9f7b2b7225849035947250ec11
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