Back to collectionRiftstorm’s beta figures and a careful Huddle01 notice
Bitcoin kept setting highs, but altcoins were moving in different directions and XAI stood still. The official account reported more than 110,000 hours played and more than 110,000 downloads during Riftstorm’s first public beta. Riftstorm’s figures gave the discussion a concrete basis, but could not yet answer how to keep players after the beta.
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Bitcoin kept setting highs, but altcoins were moving in different directions and XAI stood still. The community wanted something about the game itself to discuss. At the same time, another sale notice relevant to Sentry Key holders reached them.
The official account reported more than 110,000 hours played and more than 110,000 downloads during Riftstorm’s first public beta. Someone asked whether that meant players would return; the group agreed to treat the figures as beta results for now. The account also passed along news of Huddle01’s media node whitelist sale, explicitly saying it was sharing information, not endorsing the sale, and that participants bore the consequences themselves.
Riftstorm’s figures gave the discussion a concrete basis, but could not yet answer how to keep players after the beta. The Huddle01 note drew a clear line between passing on information and making a recommendation. Key holders still had to make their own judgment, while the community awaited the game’s next steps.