Hamster Kombat receives harsh criticism for airdrop

                               Hamster Kombat receives harsh criticism for airdrop

Hamster Kombat's recent announcement that around 63% of players will not receive their Season 1 airdrop has caused controversy.

This disqualification was supposedly due to players having collected keys in-game, but many believed that keys were not necessary to earn rewards.

Players who have invested a lot of time and effort into the game were extremely disappointed when it became clear that they would need to collect keys to qualify as the airdrop date approached.

Many members of the community, especially those focused on earning more points per hour (PPH), felt cheated, as Hamster Kombat emphasized that this was necessary to qualify for the airdrop.

With key collecting added as a last-minute requirement, many players now believe that their efforts were in vain. After waiting three months for the airdrop, participants received only a few tokens in their wallets. Moreover, most of these tokens are locked and can only be claimed in small amounts over a period of time.

Many have called this "one of the worst airdrops in the crypto world," citing the unexpected restrictions after such a long wait.

The sense of betrayal among players has reached a critical point, with some questioning whether they should continue supporting Hamster Kombat.

The rift between the platform and its community raises the question of whether Hamster Kombat can restore users' trust. Many want certainty that their efforts will be recognized and rewarded.

This reaction has led to growing community support for Hamster Kombat to implement a process to re-evaluate rejected accounts.

Players are calling for a transparent verification mechanism that allows players who have been unfairly excluded to appeal and re-qualify for airdrops.