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Perhaps it is only my imagination but too soon a lot of the Web3 games start to sound like work. When log in, I think that I can enjoy the experience and somehow in a little time Iam doing the calculations. Efficiency comes with time spent. It not even pressed it just installs. And as soon as that attitude switches on the game aspect is overshadowed.
It has been no single occasion that I observed this pattern. It is an exciting loop in which to start. You earn something by doing something repeat. We feel we are moving forward. But in a certain length of time it becomes predictable. There is an existing way of playing that is the best so you do not need to keep trying new things. At thatz all you are doing really is youare following a system thatz has been answered.
I entered into space #pixel hoping to find something on a similar level Another type of farming structure that has a token. Suspected it would adhere to the standard model of hype early straight down the middle then people gradually changing their mind to extraction nothing surprising. But going longer to it have a different feel somehow. Not retarded simply less aggressive. I never experienced such a great urgency to maximize. What struck me more though was that even players who were on the pitch were not overly exhausted. That raised me to a stop and literally see rather than playing on auto pilot.
It began to believe that the problem with most games was not the loop but the things the loop was promoting. When a system rewarding pure output players occurs naturally it becomes a machine. Predictable rewards lead to doing the same thing by everyone. Unless they are completely transparent players begin to interact in a different manner. You cannot afford to depend upon optimization any longer. You even have to play the game itself.
Sometime later it did not seem that output was in the spotlight. It seemed less like the structure was pushing toward your participation not simply your production. But that change is minor but it alters your approach to all things. It does n0t even seem like a simple reward on the PIXEL side. It senses connected to this cycle of action and action. Its worth is dependent on the fact whether players continue to appear and participate not only in farming and leaving. Tricky balance that. When rewards are skewed too far in any direction there is a danger of the entire enterprise tipping back into outright extraction.
And indeed I am not sold as yet. Any system which has value comes to increment finally to optimization. Thatz the way people work. Even here one can feel that tension mounting up. The more its value an item has the more players will be willing to find out how. It even reminds me of the development of platforms. Everything is natural at the beginning. Hence individuals start streamlining. Behavior is more likely to change over time than the system does. And once that change occurrence taking place is difficult to reverse.
What is interesting to me though is the sense of progression being less evident. It has no linear break but with time you can tell that players are at cross roads depending on the way they interact. Itz does not oblige it only seems to get that way.
The answer to the end of the day is not in rewards or tokens. Whether people continue to return is a matter of concern. Sin that owing to which they do not wear no one will truly mind. And hence the loop begins to take a different turn. Not only make and quit but play and come back. Be not pushy, but let it work out with time through involvement. Itz is not as immediate but perhaps that is the idea.
I do not visualize the #pixel as a game or a token. It seems more like trying to match incentives and not to be too obvious. To encourage action in a manner that does not simply get hacked. Still early though. Such systems take their time to reveal themselves. Something I am keeping an eye on so at the moment.
First fun later seems easy. But itz not thai why it can be kept. What is your opinion about it? You may view and give your experience and opinion.
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