Some players have expressed disappointment in the Season 1 airdrop distribution from Hamster Kombat, accusing it of being a scam. Despite their efforts in playing the game for months, some players received as little as 2 HMSTR tokens, leading to frustration and claims of unfair distribution. This controversy has sparked a debate within the gaming community about whether the allocation was fair or blatantly unfair.
Hamster Kombat quickly rose to fame, attracting over 200 million players in just 3 months and becoming the most popular tap-to-earn game. Players from around the world, both experienced crypto gamers and newcomers, have been drawn to the game, contributing to its rapid growth and success. Inspired by the success of Notcoin, the first Telegram game, players joined Hamster Kombat in anticipation of a future airdrop, adding to the game’s appeal and popularity.
Despite its success, the Hamster Kombat project has faced criticism and accusations of being a scam due to the perceived unfair distribution of the Season 1 airdrop. While some players defend the project and argue that the distribution was fair based on established criteria, others remain dissatisfied with their token rewards. The controversy surrounding the airdrop allocation highlights the challenges and discussions within the gaming community about the transparency and fairness of token distributions in blockchain projects like Hamster Kombat.
Original article published at: https://www.nigeriabitcoincommunity.com/hamster-airdrop/
