Recently, I started playing that on-chain competitive game again. Since the launch of Season 2, the optimization of the matchmaking mechanism has been quite noticeable.

To be honest, I was initially skeptical about the Web3 mobile game sector. Either the gameplay was worrying, or it was just a money game under the guise of Play-to-Earn—full of tricks. But this product is different; it has clarified the logic: just focus on competing, and don't bother with complicated token staking or daily check-in routines.

The core difference lies here: only winners can accumulate. It's not based on holding time or investment amount; pure competitive skill speaks for itself. This design approach actually addresses the biggest problem in Web3 mobile games—how to make gameplay and economic models support each other rather than conflict. From this perspective, the improvements in this version are worth paying attention to.