@alokkumar121 is a nice review of his 6 Years of on Splinterlands.I enjoyed the article because I could relate to his experience.
I have been playing Splinterlands only about two years, but I have known about it and collected cards for about 4 years.
I first learned about Splinterlands back in the days before the Hard Fork which created Hive from Steemit. And in those days Splinterlands was called Steem Monsters. It was a collectibles card game of strategy and it was not NFT based in the beginning.
I actually owned cards before I started playing the game because I won them in various contests. I liked the colorful cards so much I used them in signiatures for my articles back them. I also followed many Steem Monsters Players who wrote articles about the game, the cards and it's potential to be a big community.
I had no idea back then that it wold grow to one million accounts and spread from Steem to Wax, Binance and Ethereum.
Now Splinterlands is a major community and during the last bull market many players announced that they had reached millionaire status due to the value of their cards.
@alokkumar121 experience , playing the game, collecting various card decks to be able to challenge an opponent regardless of the match criteria and reflecting on the flexibility of the game where you can win / earn cryptocurrency tokens both playing matches and earn tokens from renting cards to players. And despite the bear market drop in player activity, I was able to keep the majority of my deck rented.
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