The game he cites has interesting mechanics where both players draw from the same pool of cards, which is a combination of both decks. I don't think I've sever seen anything like that.
I think the balance between profitability and "Pay2Win" is very important and not always easy to achieve so I hope blockchain games can do a better job at that than the legacy system has been doing
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Play2Earn may be a sector of cryptocurrency and blockchain gaming, but Pay2Win has been around since humans began playing games for rewards; only the term is new. Pay2Win is what happens when gambling becomes an addiction rather than just a game.
Whether we play Old Maid or Splinterlands, we need to learn adn master self-control so we spend as little time doing Pay2Win as possible.
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That's true. The problem is when the game itself is geared in a way that you either go full-on Pay2Win or you just can't really do anything
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Games like those deserve to lose their players. Players need to feel they aren't forced to play after a while.
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