Not gonna lie I���ve been away during the bear market and if anyone tells you that they have been around this whole time they are lying. Crypto is waking up again. It seems that #AI is the new narrative. Going to share one of my coins that fell apart last bull market soon.
i'm building a pvp game.
I have one priority above all others - user experience.
I have been a gamer for decades, and the experiences that have kept me coming back for more time and time again are the ones where the team gave a shit about what their players think.
This isn't as easy as it sounds, and you have to set your community up for success. Relying on them to design the whole thing for you is a bad UX, and ignoring them is out of the question.
The key ingredient to a good relationship between the community and the team, is simply open comms.
All of that being said...
I am always looking to hear from gamers. What are elements that will push you away from a game? What are the things that always hook you? What do you look for when scrolling through new games to try?