Hey!
How are you?
Rising Star Game
I just progressed to level 33. It's quite nice.
Ended up growing up my card set by a few. I think I'm finally getting the hang of it.
I realized that if I don't want the EGO points to hinder my progress, I need much skill points, and be careful not to repeat missions.
So I am currently stacking on growing the skills of my band. I hope this is a good strategy.
The record staking would greatly benefit from a play button next to each song. It would be much easier to find music that you like that way. With the way it is now, I have a much more hard time finding the music to stake, and I often don't even bother because I don't like staking blindly.
My current cards are as follows.
My band
My band consists of Giovanna playing a nykelharpa. (I bought it cheap for the luck.) Other band member slots are still locked.
The band's official touring vehicle (for now) is a Rubber Dinghy.
The rest of the cards are here...
Singers:
 |  |  |  |  |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DJ Gumbo |
Instruments:
 |  |  |  |  |  |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
In "Your cards" menu it'd be nice if there was a filter to see just the cards you own, instead of all the available cards:
It may be in the popup that flashes on and off before listing the cards, but I am not sure, because the pop-up window doesn't stay up for long enough to see whether it gets populated with any cards or not.
My thoughts on "Play to earn"
I'm not entirely sure it is a viable means of work as it is now. I mean for most people time is worth money, and one could definitely use their time more productively than playing a card game for pennies a day. Especially when most of the value of the game is based on speculation on game tokens and nfts be it cards or other collectibles.
Currently I feel like it's more like "earn to play", or worse "pay to play" in these games.
I would be more comfortable with a concept of "play to play", as I'm not sure monetary rewards are absolutely necessary in a game.
What I will applaud though, is the way this game is made to reward actual musicians by making their music available to purchase. Staking on record sales is an interesting concept, and I am interested to see whether this kind of promotion can evolve into a viable way for arttists to finally sell their art.
So I'm not entirely decided yet. We will see where things will go.
Btw. If you aren't playing the game yet and want to, you can use my referral link and I'll get 1 starbit when you complete a mission. It would be nice.