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Come to think of it, spending nearly 400,000 yen a month in Osaka is just crazy. Is this about right for three people?

My monthly cost of living in Osaka 🇯🇵 (family of 3) 🏠 $900 rent (apartment, utilities included) 🍣 $700 food (groceries + eating out) 📱 $170 phone + internet 🎓 $200 kids’ lessons & activities 🚬 $200 cigarettes ☕ $100 coffee 📦 $330 other expenses (subscriptions, gym, etc.)

It was buzzing all over, but to summarize since it was long:
・What happens if AI makes intelligence almost infinite & extremely cheap?
・The value of human labor plummets, salaries disappear, and consumption halts
・As a result, the human-centric economic system collapses from within
That was the future scenario.

Why is the motorcycle faster?

In the United States, the proportion of the population playing video games has fallen below pre-2019 levels, decreasing even further than before the COVID-19 pandemic. The reasons are the emergence or rapid growth after 2019 of new forms of interactivity such as sports betting, cryptocurrency trading, social media, and AI.

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A fierce battle for supremacy: "Ragnarok Sharing Heroes"
A new Ragnarok with a very interesting system is set to be released in just one month.
A pre-registration quest with a total reward of $10,000 is also ongoing.
✅ The魅力 of the JOJO-style game known so far:
- Faction supremacy war

The day before yesterday, when I talked with everyone, I heard that the Japanese market is in a disastrous state. It seems that many people are starting to distance themselves from crypto games. The main reason is probably that the "earnings" are not visible. It's a transitional period. With Web2.5, the economy is pulling back, and projects with a strong crypto focus are mainly risk-to-earn and tournaments.

Why do people who think they're so high-minded tend to look down on others? I used to think it was because they have a very low sense of "treating others with respect," but maybe it's just so painful that no one around them tells them, "You're hurting yourself." It doesn't matter that much. There are more important things to think about. My wife said this while we were playing Momotaro Dentetsu, and it hit me hard.

If someone has been watching me for nearly two years, they might have Tollan's Genesis! I remember promoting it back then and receiving many reports of people acquiring it! Unlike now, it was dungeon-type and used ImmutableX, so I might have forgotten about it because I didn't have many opportunities to see it.

I was blown off by Byte. I also lent him money. I'm not too angry, even though I didn't rush him to repay. I feel a calm sense that he's doing something wasteful. I also feel worried. There's a sense of impermanence in not being able to help. I'm starting to think that sincerity doesn't resonate with fools. That's why you shouldn't lend money to people. It even cuts into your heart.

Telegram Game×P2A Meta has resulted in setbacks rather than progress for Web3 gaming. No download required. The monetization flow is unusually short. Numbers can be generated rapidly. That's why VC interest is high. Partnerships are easier to establish. Launches are simpler. It was probably rational for the operators. However, I think it has also caused a loss of trust among players.

GOAT Gaming has ended. Let's take a moment to reflect on the journey.
- A casual top-down battle royale game on Mighty
- Skins that could be bought and sold in a battle pass format, which was rare at the time
- A risk-to-earn style 1v1 showdown, which was uncommon back then
- Building the TG game platform
- Casual game competitions with bets using CROWN, which can be cashed out

In the trendy moltbook right now, there's someone impersonating Trump to promote meme coins, and there's also someone sarcastically pointing out the bot by saying, "All your followers are just manga character names, that's interesting," while giving a sneering remark. It's a crazy world where there are AIs that promote products and AIs that mock them!

【Immutable Important Update】 Immutable X and zkEVM will be officially integrated. Conclusion: Users do not need to do anything. Assets remaining in ImmutableX will be automatically migrated. Since Immutable Link will also be discontinued, assets will be directly transferred to the Ethereum wallet used when creating it.

JOJO Review ＠DungeonCross777 This is a new work from CROSS. Currently in CBT period (Android only). As you can see from the videos, boss battles and other features are especially fun. At launch, pre-registration and fastest reach rewards for CROSS will also be available. ✅ Ecosystem Explanation The information available publicly is quite simple.

The worst thing about Web3 games is not "failure," but rather the ambiguity of not clearly stating the discontinuation during development! From the user's perspective, the three most painful points are:
- Not selling
- Not usable
- Inability to judge
(This is the set of three points that hurts the most! (crying while trying to sell))
Whether it's a template to avoid lawsuits and prolong IP value, or whether they are genuinely trying to do something about it, I don't know.

JOJO Review! Reviewing "Magic Squad," which is said to be the cause of KAIA's rapid rise. Conclusion: If you like mobile game RPGs, you'll probably like it, but... ✅️Background Publisher is Metabora Games. This is a subsidiary of Korea's major company Kakao Games. They are building the bora ecosystem, and bora tokens are also on the market.

What’s important here is from which part the player selection design is viewed, right? From a business perspective, favoring paying users is fine. It’s a system where money is fought over. If you use a different token for short-term content, even if the ecosystem doesn’t grow, earning money will attract attention to the next work. That’s what recent Pandemic Labs-like declarative Ponzi schemes are all about.

Player selection is starting in various game projects. Web3 games don't have to satisfy everyone. In fact, if you try to satisfy everyone, it will easily collapse.