How Is Your Gaming Experience on Blockchain Like?

[VicManton]

I have been hearing about gaming and play-to-earn, but I have always been skeptical about it until I saw the tap to earn games on telegram like NOT that has been trending ever since its launch and listing. I saw Hamster Combat recently and immediately remembered the mortal combat game, but this time Hamster is a play to earn and I would like to know what astute users here think of P2E, especially when they say you can interact with the other user. These games are getting recognition and I would like to know if it will be popular than Notcoin.

How would one then make the money, when I win or when I have points even if I don't win, or I win fulfilling tasks what is their market like as well?

[bastian466]

I have been hearing about gaming and play-to-earn, but I have always been skeptical about it until I saw the tap to earn games on telegram like NOT that has been trending ever since its launch and listing. I saw Hamster Combat recently and immediately remembered the mortal combat game, but this time Hamster is a play to earn and I would like to know what astute users here think of P2E, especially when they say you can interact with the other user. These games are getting recognition and I would like to know if it will be popular than Notcoin.

How would one then make the money, when I win or when I have points even if I don't win, or I win fulfilling tasks what is their market like as well?

Yes, hamster kombat games are trending everywhere. I see a lot of people playing on their phones by tapping the screen. They hope that by playing they can make money, but the reality has not been revealed because no one has obtained the coins and has value or been sold. big question mark hopefully it can become a new trend

[el kaka22]

It is just a click game, similar ones existed a million times so far in the world, with a few graphical changes, it is literally a weeks worth of job to build something like that, no idea why people are so interested in it.

Well I do have an idea, because they have see notcoin makes some money, and they just want to join the next thing that will make them more money. To be fair, notcoin didn't have this many people, so it feels like unless hamster kombat makes a rugpull or exit scam, they have a lot of people willing to play, like hundred million people so far. Which is why I think that they could grow to be even bigger than notcoin. Would I invest? Absolutely not, "crash as soon as people can sell" is written all over it.

[MAAManda]

These games are getting recognition and I would like to know if it will be popular than Notcoin.

How would one then make the money, when I win or when I have points even if I don't win, or I win fulfilling tasks what is their market like as well?

Are we going to discuss Hamster Kombat or not? because each P2E game has its own mechanism and you cannot ask general questions about P2E. For Hamster Kombat, AFAIK you don't need to do it with other users, what you need is to upgrade your cards (skills) as a CEO simulation on CEX.

So can Hamster Kombat be bigger than Notcoin (NOT)? You should be able to remember that Hamster Kombat has more adopters than Notcoin (NOT).

[SUPERSAIAN]

I heard about Hamster Combat. Actually, a few people I know suggested it to me today. The reason why they suggested it is obvious, anyone who is here can understand it. Can it really make money? It happened in TON. In my opinion,

Play 2 Earn should not be this simple. Earning by just clicking seems like a very temporary thing to me. I have been playing play2earn games for a few years, it happened when I won the airdrop, and I even played some games and made some collections in those games. The reason I'm talking about these is, as I said, I don't think of earning anything just by clicking.

[BitMaxz]

I heard about Hamster Combat. Actually, a few people I know suggested it to me today. The reason why they suggested it is obvious, anyone who is here can understand it. Can it really make money? It happened in TON. In my opinion,

Play 2 Earn should not be this simple. Earning by just clicking seems like a very temporary thing to me. I have been playing play2earn games for a few years, it happened when I won the airdrop, and I even played some games and made some collections in those games. The reason I'm talking about these is, as I said, I don't think of earning anything just by clicking.

I am playing this game and I saw the community and followers is more than what notcoin achieved before since notcoin is a community driven then I believe Hamster Kombat would be the same so I try my luck even though it is just a clicking game look at the old project here on the forum where you can get the airdrop by solving captchas if you know Raiblocks that is the one you can get by solving captchas after a year or when altcoin season it achieve $30+ it's bad luck for me because I sold them at very cheap price lower than $1.

I am just trying my luck and maybe it will be listed soon they already announced recently that they are going to be listed on exchanges this July and even if they are scams or waste of time I only consumed my time and effort, no investment.

[goaldigger]

There’s a lot of talking about how easy to play the Hamster, and by that you can already earn which I think is true though my only concern is that, there’s already a huge community for this while their supply is also huge, also if you will try to play this you will start thinking about how easy the game is and start questioning how long this game can stay because like Axie before, they are good at first but later on their popularity is gone.

[X-ray]

When we are talking about P2E expect it to be more of a chore than fun playing the game.

This game Hamster Kombat that you're talking about has reached astonishing player growth, doesn't mean they gonna reward worthy amount of money though, you should watch out on how much they actually allocated to the community for the airdrop, I heard its as low as 1% so there's slim chance of this project surpassing notcoin.

How would one then make the money, when I win or when I have points even if I don't win, or I win fulfilling tasks what is their market like as well?

Basically to make money in P2E you just participate and collect point as much as you can, win or lose doesn't matter, even more so with this kind of game. In a nutshell you exchanged your time for the potential to get airdrop most of the time.

[mu_enrico]

I tried several on-chain casinos and P2E games, like eosbet/earnbet, loteo, ioi/trm, etc., and they all have similar problems. The selling point shouldn't be the earning potential; instead, the games should be fun, engaging, addicting, etc., like mainstream games, which are currently superior.

If the game is boring, involving simply mindless clicking, only bots will play, and soon no human player will stay. Hamster Kombat is an example of a game whose only appeal is the earning aspect. After the pump and dump, no one will remember this game. You might get lucky if you can exit with a profit, but I think most people will lose.

[Bournesparks]

I have been hearing about gaming and play-to-earn, but I have always been skeptical about it until I saw the tap to earn games on telegram like NOT that has been trending ever since its launch and listing. I saw Hamster Combat recently and immediately remembered the mortal combat game, but this time Hamster is a play to earn and I would like to know what astute users here think of P2E, especially when they say you can interact with the other user. These games are getting recognition and I would like to know if it will be popular than Notcoin.

How would one then make the money, when I win or when I have points even if I don't win, or I win fulfilling tasks what is their market like as well?

Yes, hamster kombat games are trending everywhere. I see a lot of people playing on their phones by tapping the screen. They hope that by playing they can make money, but the reality has not been revealed because no one has obtained the coins and has value or been sold. big question mark hopefully it can become a new trend

The hamster has already partnered with Ton Blockchain, and the token HMSTR is on Bitget pre-market. That should provide a sense of prediction as to how it will fare. Let's hope the airdrop is worth it. With the hype, I'll be exploring the pre-market I mentioned. It might be a safe bet prior to listing.

[bitLeap]

I have been hearing about gaming and play-to-earn, but I have always been skeptical about it until I saw the tap to earn games on telegram like NOT that has been trending ever since its launch and listing. I saw Hamster Combat recently and immediately remembered the mortal combat game, but this time Hamster is a play to earn and I would like to know what astute users here think of P2E, especially when they say you can interact with the other user. These games are getting recognition and I would like to know if it will be popular than Notcoin.

How would one then make the money, when I win or when I have points even if I don't win, or I win fulfilling tasks what is their market like as well?

NOT and Hamster Combat are not included in P2E but are included in the T2E category. Meanwhile, P2E started by launching heavy games that were more about increasing interaction between players to carry out a certain mission. So, regarding my experience so far, I, who was initially not a fan of games either on cellphones or PCs, when P2E-based crypto came into existence, was finally forced to jump in and learn how and how effectively to play them. Of course, because the title is playing to make money, this encourages every gamer to join in and ultimately beginners like me lose their place. The question of earning or not is relative, because in the game we also need capital to upgrade the avatar so that we can continue to compete with other players.

[re-start]

If you have just joined hamster kombat, I must say that you have joined this game a bit late and you might only get a few dollars. There are many similar bots, such as Blum and Tapswap, but none of them offer valuable coins like Not.

[hamba laeh]

I have been hearing about gaming and play-to-earn, but I have always been skeptical about it until I saw the tap to earn games on telegram like NOT that has been trending ever since its launch and listing. I saw Hamster Combat recently and immediately remembered the mortal combat game, but this time Hamster is a play to earn and I would like to know what astute users here think of P2E, especially when they say you can interact with the other user. These games are getting recognition and I would like to know if it will be popular than Notcoin.

How would one then make the money, when I win or when I have points even if I don't win, or I win fulfilling tasks what is their market like as well?

Currently hamster combat is trending and many users have played hamster combat, but so far no users have received hamster rewards or coins. and there is no information yet about when this game will actually make money. because I myself am also taking part in the game, so we just hope that the hamster combat game will provide quite good rewards.

[jaberwock]

I have been hearing about gaming and play-to-earn, but I have always been skeptical about it until I saw the tap to earn games on telegram like NOT that has been trending ever since its launch and listing. I saw Hamster Combat recently and immediately remembered the mortal combat game, but this time Hamster is a play to earn and I would like to know what astute users here think of P2E, especially when they say you can interact with the other user. These games are getting recognition and I would like to know if it will be popular than Notcoin.

How would one then make the money, when I win or when I have points even if I don't win, or I win fulfilling tasks what is their market like as well?

Yes, hamster kombat games are trending everywhere. I see a lot of people playing on their phones by tapping the screen. They hope that by playing they can make money, but the reality has not been revealed because no one has obtained the coins and has value or been sold. big question mark hopefully it can become a new trend

Hamster Kombat games? So this game is not alone huh? But I realized now that whenever there is a trend, there will automatically be copycats. So we must always be careful and if possible, stick on what is original only. We can also support the people behind it. We are now in the era of making money, (thanks to cryptos) because they are big contributor to that, so we shouldn't wonder anymore on why people always have that money and getting rich mindset. I can only hope for the best at them. For me, I think I will continue on the existing stuffs that I do because they are proven and tested already, so I won't feel any regrets here.

[livingfree]

Sorry, to be honest I don't see that tap to earn and play is going to be trending for so long. And upon looking at the game, people are playing it because of the hopes that it will become generous just like the notcoin.

But look at how it is doing, is that really a game play? you upgrade this and that but you keep on tapping the game without even the need to think of.

IMHO, most games that have been developed required skills and logical thinking for you to step up. And with this, it's all about just waiting for the airdrop through the points and profit per hour.

[Wexnident]

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Extremely limited lol. They aren't exactly fully taking advantage of what a game could be, instead they're fully focused on the token aspects of the project. Plus, they're releasing games just for the sake of releasing it. There's no proper development time for it. A part of it might be just because it's just tap and play and that's my initial caveat about it, they're limiting the aspect that the games they could release to platforms like that when there are other possibilities still. Plus, they suck at actually accommodating to an actual real-player economy.

The only reason these games even pop off is because you can earn money lol. And only at the start. After some point, it's just going to crash to the bottom.