Russian Expert Issues Hamster Kombat Warning After Players Voice Season-End Discontent
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A Russian expert has issued a Hamster Kombat warning after many players in the nation expressed their unhappiness at the end of the game’s first season.
Per RTVI, Viktor Pershikov, an independent specialist in combating financial crimes in the crypto sector, said people who “wanted to get rich by playing Hamster Kombat” have “found themselves hostages of their own expectations.”
“People who tried to earn money [by playing the game] may have inflated their own expectations. It is obvious that many people who played Hamster Kombat were trying to amass a sufficient amount of in-game currency in order to exchange it for real money. And here, it is important to understand that the [developers] never promised anything. They did not speak about any potential income.”
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