Back to collectionThree Empty Chairs and an Unanswered Why
The day before, CZ Runz had announced a change of course, but no one had answered whether Planet X would move to Gallaxia. XAI fell back near its starting point, to $0.024. The operator did not answer each question about why projects were leaving.
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The day before, CZ Runz had announced a change of course, but no one had answered whether Planet X would move to Gallaxia. The community was still arguing over which partner games would stay. To the narrator, people were waiting for more than a list of games they could play: they wanted an explanation of what was changing.
XAI fell back near its starting point, to $0.024. Someone said they had checked the details point by point with the other party and confirmed that Planet X would move from Xai to Gallaxia; they presented this as the answer to yesterday's question. Another person then retrieved the official October 27 message: 'Planet X has something big brewing; don't say we didn't warn you.' It sounded especially bitter now. The discussion set three cases side by side: Valeria had run out of resources; word from Final Form was that it no longer saw value in blockchain for its game and did not intend to use it going forward; and Planet X was leaving. Three chairs once occupied were emptying one after another.
The operator did not answer each question about why projects were leaving. Instead, he listed MAYG, Yaku, and The Lost Glitches as playable, noted that Riftstorm's demo was out, and said its full release was not far away. The narrator accepted that the listed games really were playable. That made the group's question sharper: if games remained, why had these changes not been explained promptly? The account of the move was circulating in the community; an explanation of the projects' departures was still awaited.