A LAMO Concept Meets the Voyager Default
Three Arrows Capital’s debt crisis was spreading to its lenders, while the studio’s card community awaited another concept image. Three Arrows defaulted on a USD 660 million loan to Voyager, extending the shock. The image gave players a way into the conversation, but the casual question could also sound like a product promise.
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Three Arrows Capital’s debt crisis was spreading to its lenders, while the studio’s card community awaited another concept image. The person preparing the post hesitated: would ending a day of such news with a playful question feel out of place?
Three Arrows defaulted on a USD 660 million loan to Voyager, extending the shock. That same day, the studio posted an experimental LAMO collaboration image and ended with just one question: “Want it?” Some people in the group eagerly discussed the design; others first asked whether it was only an idea or something they could buy. The community lead decided to clarify that distinction.
The image gave players a way into the conversation, but the casual question could also sound like a product promise. The team planned to collect reactions to the artwork before deciding whether to develop the design further. Whether the collaboration would become a product, and who else the debt crisis might reach, remained uncertain.