The problem is that next sales will be significantly less than in previous sales. One, many people left since the rebellion launch - I personally know a lot of heavy investors (diamond decks) from the past who left the game. Two, you have a lot of folks like me who are still here as they are unwilling to let go their cards at such low prices. But we won't buy anmore as our assets just devalued in the past. This leaves only hardcore players and whales buying into new promo cards or even the new main set. At least me and 95% of my guild members won't buy any more assets from the company in the current state. Personally, I think Matt's numbers are completely wrong, because he massively overestimates SPL's ability to sell more cards to players.
If they manage to launch the next set with a cheaper pack price, I'd buy a good amount, since I didn't buy rebellion and will be hard to play modern in the next cycle with no good cards But... at the current price, It's kind of heavy since all other stuff in the game is super cheap and way more exciting. A lot of Alpha and Beta stuff are cheaper then some rebellion stuff right now. That could never be the case, and is the exact opposite of many CCGs. Regular Editions "in print" should always be somehow cheaper then Promo or really old stuff.
Getting rid of the bot farms will help the runway as this will decrease the cost of cloud servers with Amazon. In terms of revenues, the team should look at new ways of making money over and above releasing new sets. My suggestions: New avatars, new skins, quarterly promo cards, on-going card burning events that would include a revenue component to Splinterlands, battle pass launch (that would include the wild battle permit as well as daily extra energies, soulbound avatar, 5% ranked battle boost, 5 % land production boost, 5% guild merit bonus). Having a predictable cycle for revenues will help Splinterlands thrive for years to come and succeed through the ups and downs of crypto.
If the lights go out for good we go back to battles on discord
The problem is that next sales will be significantly less than in previous sales. One, many people left since the rebellion launch - I personally know a lot of heavy investors (diamond decks) from the past who left the game. Two, you have a lot of folks like me who are still here as they are unwilling to let go their cards at such low prices. But we won't buy anmore as our assets just devalued in the past. This leaves only hardcore players and whales buying into new promo cards or even the new main set. At least me and 95% of my guild members won't buy any more assets from the company in the current state. Personally, I think Matt's numbers are completely wrong, because he massively overestimates SPL's ability to sell more cards to players.
If they manage to launch the next set with a cheaper pack price, I'd buy a good amount, since I didn't buy rebellion and will be hard to play modern in the next cycle with no good cards But... at the current price, It's kind of heavy since all other stuff in the game is super cheap and way more exciting. A lot of Alpha and Beta stuff are cheaper then some rebellion stuff right now. That could never be the case, and is the exact opposite of many CCGs. Regular Editions "in print" should always be somehow cheaper then Promo or really old stuff.
Getting rid of the bot farms will help the runway as this will decrease the cost of cloud servers with Amazon. In terms of revenues, the team should look at new ways of making money over and above releasing new sets. My suggestions: New avatars, new skins, quarterly promo cards, on-going card burning events that would include a revenue component to Splinterlands, battle pass launch (that would include the wild battle permit as well as daily extra energies, soulbound avatar, 5% ranked battle boost, 5 % land production boost, 5% guild merit bonus). Having a predictable cycle for revenues will help Splinterlands thrive for years to come and succeed through the ups and downs of crypto.
Aftersound said buy, 100% financial advice!
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My prediction! Company sells to big company in 8-10 months
My prediction company tries to raid the dao before shutting down the servers I. The not to distant future
They have no confidence in selling products. If they were confident, they wouldn't mention the runway.
I think they only mention it because people ask
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Then just add banners in the site for ads