But I don't think we can compare this game with Splinterlands because they are completely different games with different ecosystems. Splinterlands has a lot more to offer, its own curation system with a good amount of rewards and the progress doesn't feel as slow. We need to consider where this game stands right now and what will help it grow. Big spenders are important but attracting and retaining regular players is important too. Without a growing player base, I'm not sure how sustainable the game will be in the long run, even with a few big spenders supporting it.