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On Christmas Day, the studio was maintaining its existing games while researching chain technology for games. BTC was near USD 16,800, and the testnet kept producing blocks. The public thanks put the existing game and player feedback in view, while the continuing testnet blocks gave the research group more to observe.
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On Christmas Day, the studio was maintaining its existing games while researching chain technology for games. A-Zhen was watching the testnet’s stability, and the community was waiting to hear how the team viewed the year’s work. The holiday itself offered neither side an answer about next year.
BTC was near USD 16,800, and the testnet kept producing blocks. In its year-end thank-you message, the official team thanked players for their participation, feedback, and activities throughout the year. It also noted that Final Form had entered early access and received favorable reviews, that the team had grown, and that more games were planned for the new year. Those on holiday duty kept watching test performance without treating the message as a settled technical decision.
The public thanks put the existing game and player feedback in view, while the continuing testnet blocks gave the research group more to observe. Next, the team had to carry game-experience requirements into its chain report. Its gratitude and hopes were public; the technical choice still needed to be argued through.