This is going to be such a fun thing once people get the hang of it. Thanks for always bringing fun and exciting things to the community.
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This is going to be such a fun thing once people get the hang of it. Thanks for always bringing fun and exciting things to the community.
It's definitely going to be fun. I am thinking we just do it once a week and have battles inside of the server using @wanted roles. And in order to keep that role, role holders must participate in at least one battle inside the server per week.
Then when the dream team happens...
Then we work this out in a single stream. Possibly make it so that I must battle all the participants and dan can too. And if we are beaten, which isn't hard btw, users get the multiplier based on that role.
Then through the week, those who hold the role, will indicate who is online to battle. As long as we track the battles, the old bounty system will sort of be the way that will work, rewards weekly distributed based on battles. And out of those battles, I may even reward things when I can participate.
It would be great for more interactivity without me needing to supervise it. I think it will get there. It will take some motivation though and I think that is one way to do it effectively.
Dream Teams will be a little complex to figure it out in a weekly manner. Which is why I think one day out of the week would be suitable. And, if I can't stream it, dan might be able to do it. It would just depend on the time. I stream at night, because of noise levels in my house. And he in the morning. But, I will be on stream with him on fridays when we do the poker/dream team event.
It should be really fun. And if sarge does the streaming his reach is much higher. Mostly hive community too, which is great. However, if I start to do a mix of gaming streams and slowly start working in splinterlands. That way I can teach people what the game is about and sort of show them how to play. What splinterlands needs is more outreach to other gaming communities. And that wouldn't be a bad place to look, the fortnite and other battle royal communities.
I am currently working on a blog post for my website to release about splinterlands. That might help out a little. I get views regularly every month and my subscribers keep going up. However, I am thinking that I should wait until my reach is larger...
Suggestions? Maybe you might have a better marketing approach?