A message to @hamster_kombat from the Crypto community:
1. You first started with Tap2Earn concept and now moving to something else. You are taking advantage of your users base and earning tons of money from games & promotion while the users are getting frustrated from your approach
2. Could you explain the purpose behind launching more mini-games when they aren't feasible for ordinary users? Clarify how these keys will be utilized and their impact on the airdrop.
3. Please refrain from constantly introducing new big games to your followers, audience, and users. If playing these games isn't mandatory, why introduce them in the first place?
4. Pixelverse attempted this and failed; if Hamster fails, the $TON ecosystem will suffer a severe setback.
5. In Web3, the community either makes or breaks a project. Avoid deceiving your community by adding more heavy tasks that extend the TGE unnecessarily.
6. Hamster Kombat started as a Web3 project but is now introducing time-consuming Web2 games. Why diverge from Web3 principles?
7. It's the community that has supported Hamster Kombat's growth. We're observant and not naive. While you profit from games, what's the relevance of Tap2Earn if you're transforming into a game platform?
8. Claiming to be Web3 while sharing data with Web2 platforms contradicts decentralization principles. Please clarify your vision and avoid hypocrisy.
9. Initially, tasks were straightforward, but now they've become complex, making it hard for users to go forward after investing time over several months.
10. Pleass provide clear details about the keys 🔑—where they'll be used and how they'll impact the airdrop.
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