@VladK133 I have a suggestion for OTG, a public lobby browser where u can see all active lobbies, who's in them, their ranks and game mode, then join without needing a code. optional password for private lobbies too. everyone readies up and the host starts the match.
@VladK133 OTG’s style doesn’t fit pure Battle Royale. Modes like Deathmatch or TF2-style 12v12 with multiple respawns would work better. Cyberlimbs and jetpacks are new to many players — they need time and extra lives to learn the movement instead of dying once and sitting out.
@VladK133 Nobody wants to sit in warm-up like an idiot not even knowing who’s queuing. Just let us see the players who are actually waiting so we can join and ready up instead of hoping the matchmaker finds someone.
Instead of adding bots, just give smaller map options when the player count in the lobby is low. Most people prefer smaller maps packed with real players rather than big empty maps full of bots
even smaller maps when player counts are low would help a lot. also, it'd be great if u guys kept adding new cyberlimbs over time, kinda like how Brawl Stars keeps introducing new brawlers to keep the gameplay fresh. more cyberlimbs means more playstyles, more variety in the meta
@playoffthegrid and smaller map options when player counts are low. The game has so much potential, but making it easier to find actual matches should be a priority if they want to bring players back. also keep adding new cyberlimbs. If u guys actually implement this, OTG could blow up fr
Imagine bootlicking a platform that farmed users for years, promised a token, and still hasn't delivered — then calling the people asking for it a cancer. The only cancer here is the bootlicking entitlement to demand loyalty while holding a platform accountable to nothing. $sea🤡
I’d like to congratulate once again all the teams waiting to TGE in “better market conditions” or postponing to milk them fees juuuuust a little longer for missing the most euphoric window our market has seen in the last two years.
they didn’t hack ledger. they didn’t exploit the code. they BOUGHT the company selling you the device. $86 million gone
a company called CryptoBilis was an authorized ledger reseller in southeast asia. trusted. legit. sold ledgers for years
a random chinese company quietly bought CryptoBilis from its malaysian owner
made the original owner sign a confidentiality agreement. he couldn’t tell anyone the company was sold
same brand name. same website. same “authorized reseller” badge. but different people behind it now
the new owners started opening every ledger device before shipping
soldered a tiny spy chip onto the board inside. repackaged it. sealed the box. shipped it
the device looked normal. felt normal. worked normal
but the spy chip was silently capturing your private keys the moment you set it up
your seed phrase was sent to the attacker before you even finished writing it down
hundreds of wallets across ethereum tron and bitcoin. all drained
the guy who lost $5.3 million said “i did everything right. no leverage. no memecoins. i stored my funds on a hardware wallet like we’re all told to”
he was right. he did everything right
except his device had a parasite inside it that he couldn’t see
ledger has now told CryptoBilis to stop all sales. told recent buyers NOT to set up their devices
mark karpelès posted photos of the implant. normal board on top. spy chip below
the most dangerous attack in crypto this year wasn’t a line of code
it was a business acquisition