Exactly, Splinterlands has turned into nothing more than a money milking scheme disguised as a game.
The problem in a way is that it is holding up so far, I don't see much chance of it getting mainstream adoption in the gaming world though (which should be the aim) if nothing drastically changes. It will be interesting to see what happens if the net bull run with bring in a lot of new people.
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