The better for the to eliminating the cheater first. It was so desperate when you are playing the game and you get headshoot anytime. I can't even really understand what's wrong with the game but it was so fuckin weird when i was seeing someone who was able get two digits GK.
Nyan team needs to improve its security. So many cheaters in the game. This is not good for the long term run for nyan heroes. Im still playing the game but yeah im still wondering why i was always getting headshoot easily.
NYAN's connection is not that good. The better for them to get a better dedicated server to handle this. The latency is always going up and down.
Topic: My take on Nyan heroes as an edge in crypto gaming (Read 37 times)
The eyes of an eagle is what my folks call me lol, well been keeping a close eye on the Nyan Heroes project, and I have to admit, my feelings are somewhat mixed. On one hand, the concept of a "play-to-earn" blockchain game is undoubtedly intriguing, with the potential to revolutionize the gaming industry. But on the other hand, I can't help but feel a bit wary about the long-term viability and sustainability of this model it might have.
However, I can't help but wonder about the potential pitfalls of this approach. As we've seen with other "play-to-earn" projects, there's a risk of creating a situation where the game becomes more about grinding for rewards than actually enjoying the gameplay. This could lead to a scenario where the game becomes more of a chore than a source of entertainment, potentially alienating the very players it's trying to attract.
As a critic, I'm also wary of the potential for manipulation and speculation within the Nyan Heroes ecosystem. The ability to mint new Nyans, clone Guardian Robots, and trade rare and unique items as NFTs could create opportunities for savvy investors to exploit the system, potentially at the expense of casual players.
Don’t get me wrong coz In the end, am still intrigued by the Nyan Heroes concept and the potential it holds, I can't help but approach it with a healthy dose of skepticism.
However, I can't help but wonder about the potential pitfalls of this approach. As we've seen with other "play-to-earn" projects, there's a risk of creating a situation where the game becomes more about grinding for rewards than actually enjoying the gameplay. This could lead to a scenario where the game becomes more of a chore than a source of entertainment, potentially alienating the very players it's trying to attract.
As a critic, I'm also wary of the potential for manipulation and speculation within the Nyan Heroes ecosystem. The ability to mint new Nyans, clone Guardian Robots, and trade rare and unique items as NFTs could create opportunities for savvy investors to exploit the system, potentially at the expense of casual players.
Don’t get me wrong coz In the end, am still intrigued by the Nyan Heroes concept and the potential it holds, I can't help but approach it with a healthy dose of skepticism.
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