Back to collectionA Three-Person Research Group, While the Games Keep Moving
The self-built game chain had been approved for research only the day before. The research group took shape with three people under A-Zhen, beginning to turn the wishes from the strategy meeting into questions to test. For the first time, a dedicated group could take ownership of chain-side questions, but research and game operations still had to proceed together.
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The self-built game chain had been approved for research only the day before. A-Zhen was moving from the Final Form backend to chain work, and approval of a project was far from a finished product. Publicly, the studio still had to move its existing game and the newly acquired LAMO forward, while helping players understand what their cards could do.
The research group took shape with three people under A-Zhen, beginning to turn the wishes from the strategy meeting into questions to test. LAMO also opened game development positions. Final Form reminded holders of DAG and Iron Pigeon cards to stake them and begin producing Chromos; the website added a full page of tutorials and explanations for players unsure where to start.
For the first time, a dedicated group could take ownership of chain-side questions, but research and game operations still had to proceed together. The public updates concerned recruitment and card play, while the chain plan remained internal. A-Zhen next needed to choose which requirements to test first; players could use the new guidance to try staking.