Hamster Kombat, the highly talked-about game that has taken the internet by storm, is facing some serious backlash for its recent decisions. The popular Telegram game has been trending on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter), but not for the right reasons. It seems that many Hamster Kombat players are feeling cheated and disappointed.
One player on X expressed their frustration by saying, “Thanks, Hamster Kombat, for wasting my time.” So, what exactly went wrong? It all started with the introduction of the “Cheating is Bad” card in Hamster Kombat, which led to many players being disqualified from the upcoming airdrop scheduled for September 26th.
Players are feeling deceived and betrayed, with some claiming that they have been played from the beginning. One player shared their shock by stating, “My Season 1 surprise – the real cheaters get the airdrop and real players get banned from Airdrop. Good game, Hamster Kombat.” This sentiment was echoed by others who demanded justice for being unfairly treated.
Some players woke up to a rude awakening when they discovered that their days of hard work in the game had been reset to zero. Additionally, there have been complaints about the referral system resembling a pyramid scheme, with one player noting, “I have referred 10 friends but have not unlocked the 10 friends achievement. Please fix the problem.”
The reputation of Hamster Kombat is taking a hit as players express their disappointment and confusion about the game’s direction. One player advised others to check their achievements, warning that the presence or absence of the “Cheating is Bad” card could determine their eligibility for the airdrop.
As it stands, only 37% of Hamster Kombat CEOs are eligible for the upcoming airdrop. An open letter has been written to the Hamster Kombat managerial team, criticizing the flawed system that fails to accurately identify real cheaters. Players are frustrated that the emphasis on PPH (Points Per Hour) has been overshadowed by the sudden importance given to key collection.
In response to these issues, there is now a hashtag and a plan to boycott Hamster Kombat. Players are uniting to demand fairness and transparency from the game developers. The unveiling of the “Interlude Season” before the HMSTR airdrop has brought about changes in the game, with familiar features being removed and new ways to earn in-game diamonds introduced.
With over 300 million players and counting, Hamster Kombat is facing a challenging time as it prepares for its HMSTR token launch and airdrop. The high demand for the airdrop could potentially impact network performance, but players are determined to hold the developers accountable for their actions.
As the controversy surrounding Hamster Kombat continues to unfold, players are standing together to demand accountability and fairness in the gaming community. The future of the game remains uncertain, but one thing is clear – players will not stay silent in the face of injustice.
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