Almost all of the companies are testing blockchain technology. Some have done that, such as Ubisoft’s wildly unpopular NFT market Ghost Recon Breakpoint. Another example isn’t Kuni: Cross Worlds, an MMO that just launched last month in Japan and Taiwan, has been available since last year.
Despite the players’ reaction, the blockchain and game-to-earn elements are creating much more trouble than they are worth. According to the fans, the MMO is run over with bots so that they can run long queues for legitimate players. There is also a bad economy in the in-games, and a player says you don’t have to worry about taking the game without the money from it.
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This post first got attention because the players were asked to buy a queue skip pass to be able to solve the bot problem. After that, players have come forward to clarify the situation to more depth.
Exactly what Toma explained, the pass wasn’t introduced for the bot issue, but the game still has unpopular monetization practices.
“The game deserves to be trashed on, mostly because of its crypto implementation and more specifically its scuffle-mashing practices,” they said. The password/bot is becoming an issue. “I can imagine many people will be put off by it because the activity in the game is already dropping very heavily.”
If you look at the Ni No Kini website, the MMO is truly going for the audience. As explained above, the Territe is a virtual currency exchange, which can in turn be exchanged to real money. With this money-making opportunity in mind, it’s not surprising the servers are full.
“On the whole thing, the game is 100% a game where you don’t get anywhere, says researcher Zafir. They are ridiculous and you should have many copies so you can participate in PvP.
It’s the end of the game for me. In the morning, the largest number was still the most. Before and after a cash grabbing game. from NiNoKuniCrossworlds.
Zafir continues, saying the problem has just worsened since the new blockchain integration. “The grind is ridiculous since they added a stupid cryptocurrency Territe so you would never have to grind it, or grind gold on top of being churned down by the usual upgrade items.”
The same story applies to the Ni No Kumo: Cross Worlds subreddit. There, the most popular posts are the players that expressed their frustration at the game, and even abandoning it altogether.
Ni No Kumi: Cross Worlds is now available for play, both on mobile and PC.
