Hamster Kombat Players Disappointed with Season 1 Airdrop

Significant Dissatisfaction Among Hamster Kombat Players

Following the conclusion of Season 1 in Hamster Kombat, players eagerly awaited the HMSTR token airdrop, anticipating substantial rewards for their participation. However, the reality turned out to be far from what they expected, leading to widespread disappointment expressed on social media platforms.

Token Distribution Plan Raises Concerns

The team’s decision to distribute 60% of all tokens immediately after the first season ended and the remaining 15% during the second season raised eyebrows. Out of the initial 60 billion tokens, eligible players received 88.75% instantly, while the remaining 11.25% will be released after 10 months. This distribution meant that approximately 53.25 billion tokens were available right away, with 6.75 billion more to come later.

Resignation Highlights Player Concerns

The transition did not go smoothly, with many players, such as Pharm. Musa A Bello, expressing their disappointment and feelings of betrayal. Bello even publicly shared his resignation letter, emphasizing the personal sacrifices and high expectations involved.

Public Outcry on Social Media

Players took to social media to voice their frustrations with the rewards from Hamster Kombat. Screenshots of token allocations circulated, with some players humorously comparing their modest earnings to unfulfilled ‘Hamster Dreams.’

For instance, @KOGI_JAGABAN shared his disappointment with his token rewards, which fell short of his expectations. Despite his dedication to the game, the rewards did not meet his hopes.

Official Response Falls Short

Despite an official announcement on the Hamster Kombat X account detailing the Interlude Season mechanics, the post failed to address the community’s concerns directly. Instead, it focused on future game features and benefits, doing little to appease the discontent among players.