Mines of Dalarnia officially launched their Mainnet on the BNB chain, thanks to their partnership with Binance and Chromia, which helped them establish safe and reliable connections to the blockchain and avoid exploits.
Following an extensive testing period, and three successful land sales (with the top plot sold for over 1 million dollars), Mines of Dalarnia, also named MoD, released their game on the mainnet on schedule, on the 26th of April 2022.
After a few intense weeks, the team shared some insights on how the release is going and what was next for the game.
Mines of Dalarnia and the Crypto Crash
All dApps and crypto tokens have been impacted by the recent market crash. Mines of Dalarnia are not different, and their $DAR token fell down to $0.4 at the time of writing, less than half the pre-crash value.
The NFTs correlated with the game, such as plots and resources, are also affected. Users are earning less, and exchanging assets became harder as well.
The developers themselves admitted the economy right now can’t be considered stable, and that they’re working to make it sustainable long-term. To follow the updates, we suggest joining their Telegram Channel, where they share daily updates.
Challenges with Bots
Setting aside the market crash and tokenomics, the launch was a discrete success for the Mines of Dalarnia team and their community, after a bouncy start due to slow BNB transactions and some users having difficulties claiming their lands.
In the first week alone, the game got 8,000+ active players completing over 310,000 mining sessions. The team even had to set up special maintenance to pair up with the demand.
However, great outcomes do not always come without issues. Mines of Dalarnia got a lot of video evidence of bots profiting from the game. The team investigated the likely cause of such exploits after receiving several complaints.
The game doesn’t have any flaws in its smart contracts, and the reliability of the project is undoubtedly high after the listing on KuCoin and with Binance listing it for more trades.
According to MoD, all client-based games will face similar problems in the future, as long as the game implements rankings based on farming mechanisms. In Mines of Dalarnia, players mine resources, which may then be sold to the centralized market or through the secondary exchanges to other players.
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