1. "This is what you do with Soulbound reward cards." I'd love to see how straight your face is when you say that.

We spent thousands of dollars on cards to earn tradable rewards and then you decided to move the goalposts and make our rewards worthless. Would we have spent that money had we known such changes were ahead? Oh and then you made it so we either have to buy and hold at least about $1000 - $2000 worth of SPS - which like everything outside the top 10 in crypto is an insanely risky volatile asset which could easily go to zero eventually - or spend a dollar or two renting it from others to get said rewards, and then you also sell us energy to be allowed to "earn" more of these worthless cards? Do you have any idea how much of a scam this game sounds like to anyone not already immersed in the ecosystem who loves the game?

"Hey Barry, come try this game, spend a few thousand dollars on cards and hope you can sell them before they get rotated out of modern when their value will drop like 80%, oh sorry did I not say, yeah you also have to spend another thousand or two on this sh__coin to actually earn any rewards with them... oh yeah sorry you have to buy energy to play more than 50 games too... oh sorry Barry did I not say, yeah your rewards are absolutely worthless too apart from a couple of sh__coin pennies you might earn after winning about 10 battles, but it's ok, the team will give you a chance to earn some card prizes if you literally burn some of your own money."

And all this because you refused to get rid of the anon bots. If you fixed that one simple thing you wouldn't have had to make all these game wrecking changes that have driven a hug percentage of your players away and deter any new players from joining the game. But hey, you'll make another windfall of cash from the next line of crypto casino suckers that pile in so who can blame you. Honestly though, the game is so good, if you'd built a fair and honest economy you could have made more than what you've made in the long run anyway because probably 100x as many people would want to play it.