The problem seems to be how it is advertised. The game itself may not be profitable and the current rewards system looks like a ponzi scheme, but it seems like what is important is the community built around the game. The community is what is important. Drugwars could be profitable by leveraging the social aspect. For example, the accounts connected to each faction helps everyone who posts in the community. By having the different faction members upvoting each other, new accounts can get more upvotes by playing and helping each other out. Maybe by having a high developer house edge, it discourages those who are just in it for the money, instead it helps create communities which could make the steem blockchain better in the long run.
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