Yes, I really hope they don't pull the plug completely. There could be a promising future in the game, especially if they can add in more synergy with Splinterlands. In my opinion, what Splinterlands needs more than anything is more exciting ways to play the game. Ranked battles are just stale to me as someone who was playing in 2018, and all of the extra rulesets, abilities and cards makes me less interested in playing. It's too much to keep track of, so I let my bot do it instead.
Soulkeep is the first new game I've gotten into in a while, and I think it's because it sort of feels like a new way to play Splinterlands. I would love to see it continue to grow with Splinterlands, and eventually even bring in some of the cards, and have the maps be actual places in Praetoria and stuff. It is ripe for the taking. I understand they've planned too much, bitten off more than they can chew, and that there aren't really the resources to build it all out... but I hope they see what could be with Soulkeep and Splinterlands and that they don't just let it die off.
But we'll just have to see what happens and how (a handful of powerful) people vote.
Well - I definitely see the point of "DC is failing to uphold their end of the agreement so if they don't rectify that by [Date], then we will terminate the agreement".
It would suck... but I would understand it.
Yeah, I guess only time will tell. It just sucks to think of what it could be and know that there are no resources to devote to building it. Imagine building the idea of tower defense into land somehow. Could be huge. I'd say the DAO could buy it back and we could plan on working it into land, but the DAO is getting tapped hard and often.
Just like "Lux Vega" 😈