Hamster Kombat Enforces Anti Cheating Policy Ahead of Airdrop

1. Hamster Kombat warned players about the dangers of cheating. Some players could receive the “Cheating is Bad badge”.

Hamster Kombat on The Open Network has announced a strong anti-cheating policy to maintain fairness among its ever-growing user base. In a social media post, the team of the game warned CEOs about the dangers of cheating. Some players could receive the “Cheating is Bad”, an achievement that indicates unethical behavior in the game.

Hamster Kombat has introduced this strategy in advance of the much-anticipated airdrop of $HMSTR ($HMSTR), the native token of the game. Hamster Kombat wants to protect players by reducing cheating.

Hamster Kombat’s Airdrop is framed as the beginning of a series major updates. This includes the release of Season 2, which will be released in the near future. The announcement, while lacking in details, is causing a buzz among web3 gamers, who are known for their decentralized and community driven ecosystems.

The team’s message emphasized that they wanted to give hard-working community members and players the chance to receive a fair share from the airdrop. The airdrop will be a major milestone in the game. However, the developers teased that this is only the beginning. They also hinted at “major updates” as well as the launch of Season 2

• The team’s efforts in combating cheating are a testament to their commitment to creating a vibrant, fair and transparent gaming community. Hamster Kombat airdrop has a clear vision: to build the largest Web3 gaming community.

Players are reminded to be fair as the game moves into its next phase. The developers also remind them that cheating will not get them anywhere.so question is  when will hamster kombat be launched.