That said, part of why we keep showing up and sounding off is because we care. We want all of this to land well, to make sense and to serve the long-term vision of the game — not just for the folks at the top, but for everyone still climbing

Definitely with you on this. I can hear the “frustration,” but honestly, most of it just comes from a place of caring deeply about the game and wanting to see it thrive. It’s clear the passion is real, and that’s what makes these conversations valuable.

We all want Splinterlands to succeed—not just for the big players at the top, but for everyone still grinding, learning, and growing their way up. So keep showing up, keep speaking out. That kind of honest, thoughtful feedback is what helps move the game forward.