3 things I've learned LAST WEEK from other CONTENT CREATORS! [Aftersound / Josie B. / Hawks21]

almost 4 years ago

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There is so much content about the game and so many things we can learn from each other. Here are 3 things I've learned from other content creators last week.

Affiliate links, more valuable than I thought

@josieb | SPLINTERLANDS 2022: BEST WAY TO ACCUMULATE CHAOS LEGION CARDS

I knew that an affiliate link could give its author 500 credits ($0.50) each time a $10 spellbook was purchased through the link. However, what I've learned is that this 5% cashback actually applies to everything we buy with credits in the game!

As I've made a $400 purchase of Chaos Legion Packs at the start of the general sale, this was especially interesting to me.

Fortunately enough, the affiliate link I used was from a relative who hadn't checked his credit balance for a while. So, I reached out to him and got $20 worth of packs (400 * 5% = $20). It made my day! I ended up sending back a pack to him as a "thank you".

Moral of the story:
Choose your affiliate link wisely (a friend or a content creator you would like to support) or create your own dummy account.

Tracking our Liquidity Pools Positions

@aftersound | NEW FEATURES ON TRIBALDEX (FOR LIQUIDITY POOLS)

For someone who has recently started pouring DEC & SPS tokens into liquidity pools for maximizing the SPS airdrop points, these new features will help me track my performances in this aspect of the game.

Recharge overrides Forcefield!

@hawks21 | RECHARGE BETTER THAN WE THOUGHT? IT IGNORES FORCEFIELD?! | SPLINTERLANDS

Hawks21's Game Mechanics videos are a great source of info. In this specific breakdown, we can notice that Recharge ignores Forcefield, which should reduce to 1 damage any attack over 5.

It seems that Forcefield only takes into account the digit written on the card, not the one multiplied by 3.

Any "hidden" use cases for Recharge are more than welcome as it is one of the less-loved abilities since its creation. The video actually made me buy a copy of Ifrit Rising. This buy was as much for the CP as it was a bet on its potential future use cases.

Bonus:
The "Set" feature of Peakmonsters has been released but, I guess that probably everyone knows about it by now. I personally use this feature to split the Rewards cards between Chaos Legion and Older editions.

Final note:
Those 3 content creators, Aftersound / Hawks21 / Josie B., might not be the most known influencers for the game (yet), but they definitely provide a lot of value through their videos.

I often learn a lot from them.

Thomas