Hello everyone on this noble platform and the Hive ecosystem at large, I am very excited to write and share this wonderful article here with you all and I hope you guys will enjoy reading it as well. I am again here and I am about to share another update regarding the Moon Karts game. In my previous post, I indicated the steps I took to register an account and I am glad to have come that far.
Today, we shall navigate the Moon Karts game, and how to purchase Packs and start playing the game. If you would like to buy any item from the game, the Market section is where you can easily do that without any delay. The market section allows players to purchase any collectibles from the game using the COLONY tokens.
If you see anything that you find interesting to have, you click on the item and then navigate to the price and make sure you have such an amount in your in-game wallet. You can then move forward and confirm the transaction. In the market section, you will see all assets placed on sale by players in the game. There are a lot of cheap prices of assets and collections there for your perusal.
You can buy two or more of the same assets and with that, you can merge all similar assets to upgrade the level of your assets. It is just like the Splinterlands game where users combine cards to increase their levels in the game. You can use the Search area to find items you are familiar with or know the name to save time for yourself.
Also, there is a filter section on the Market page which allows players to easily filter their search. For instance, if you are looking for common cars, you just click on Commons to filter all your search to commons assets and nothing else. Other filters include the type of foil where you can select between Gold and Regular foils.
With the Rarity filter search, one can choose among the following options: Legendary, Epic, Rare, and Common. The Gold Foil assets are much more expensive than the regular assets. Also, in terms of rarity, legendary assets are the most expensive, followed by epic, rare, and lastly common.
Thanks, everyone for reading my post once again after a long break on the Hive Ecosystem.