Back to collectionRaijin narrows the points race as MAYG finishes testing
The community was still divided over price, while Raijin needed players to understand how to join a new event. XAI held a weak balance at $0.072. Players now had to identify selected events instead of casting a wide net.
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The community was still divided over price, while Raijin needed players to understand how to join a new event. Chasing activity across many games took time and encouraged a focus on sheer quantity. After moving into Raijin integration work, A-Zhen faced the practical task of explaining the new points rules so players could use them.
XAI held a weak balance at $0.072. The monthly Big Meltdown, jointly run by Wayfinders and Raijin, began with a prize pool of up to USD 50,000 over 30 days. Points would come only from officially selected events; players no longer needed to grind through hundreds of games. On the same day, MAYG said its release version had finished testing after more than eight months of preparation. A-Zhen noted players' questions about which games counted and planned to answer them against the event list.
Players now had to identify selected events instead of casting a wide net. That could spare them aimless play, but made it important to know which activities actually awarded points. MAYG's completed testing gave those awaiting release a progress update; the release itself had not happened that day. A-Zhen's next task was to clarify the rules before players spent time on the wrong activities.