Back to collectionWeak trading, clearer questions for Raijin
Raijin had become a necessary stop for players preparing to qualify for the Vanguard airdrop. The market remained weak and moved sideways, offering those waiting no new direction. This was still an approach she intended to use when answering questions; it could neither complete a player’s eligibility steps nor establish when the airdrop would begin.
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Raijin had become a necessary stop for players preparing to qualify for the Vanguard airdrop. A-Zhen, who worked on its integration, noticed that community discussions treated registration, linking Steam, and earning a game achievement as if they were a single step, making omissions easy.
The market remained weak and moved sideways, offering those waiting no new direction. A-Zhen used the quiet weekend to arrange the order of an explanation: players should first identify which badge they held, then check their platform account, Steam link, and achievement one by one, instead of focusing only on the claim date.
This was still an approach she intended to use when answering questions; it could neither complete a player’s eligibility steps nor establish when the airdrop would begin. But when someone next ran into trouble with access, she could first identify whether the issue involved the badge, account, or achievement rather than sending every question back to “wait a little longer.”