Back to collectionIron Pigeons Begins an Arbitrum Migration Review
The ARB airdrop had sharpened the team's interest in how the Arbitrum stack performed in practice and prompted another look at chain arrangements for its games. An evaluation of a plan to migrate Iron Pigeons to Arbitrum began. The project moved from general talk about Arbitrum to examining a specific path for Iron Pigeons.
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The ARB airdrop had sharpened the team's interest in how the Arbitrum stack performed in practice and prompted another look at chain arrangements for its games. For Iron Pigeons, the question was what interfaces and player-experience issues a possible move to Arbitrum would touch.
An evaluation of a plan to migrate Iron Pigeons to Arbitrum began. The discussion first mapped what needed to be understood: how the game connected to the chain side, which existing flows might be affected, and what players would need explained. Some wanted a migration date quickly; the technical staff pressed to examine dependencies and risks first.
The project moved from general talk about Arbitrum to examining a specific path for Iron Pigeons. Starting an evaluation did not mean a migration had been approved or completed. Next, game and chain-side colleagues would check the questions one by one. A schedule could not be set while costs, workload, and the player experience remained unclear.