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As livestream week reached the point where players could choose specific content, The Lost Glitches faced a plain question. The game released two expansions at once. A blockchain game selling game content directly rather than tokens was worth recording at this stage.
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As livestream week reached the point where players could choose specific content, The Lost Glitches faced a plain question. Some players wanted to complete their playable cards and skills more quickly; others only wanted a different look. Those needs did not have to be bundled into one purchase.
The game released two expansions at once. One contained three copies of the full base-card set and every skill. The other offered cosmetic items such as avatars, card backs, and finishing animations. Both were 20% off during livestream week, through February 20. In the chat, players weighed gameplay content against decoration. The narrator noted the small difference of opinion: separate products let players choose what they lacked instead of treating the two kinds of content as one reward.
A blockchain game selling game content directly rather than tokens was worth recording at this stage. It was still only a new choice offered to players; it said nothing by itself about sales or a broader market turn. The discount deadline was clear. Players had to decide whether to buy by February 20, while the narrator planned to watch how the content was discussed and used during livestream week.