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# Complexity

The complexity lies not in the game's storyline but in the system itself. To start playing, in most crypto games, you need to create an account - this is the easy part. Then, depending on which blockchain the game is based on and which wallet the system uses, you need to set up a cryptocurrency wallet and buy a certain amount of crypto. As an emerging technology, many Web3 products are facing poor quality user experiences. The Firebird network is solving this problem from two sides: end-users and game developers.

From the end-user point of view, the issue is not whether the gas fee is high or low, but the need to pay gas fees and the need to set aside some reserves for gas fees are obstacles. For most users, obtaining tokens for gas is a big hurdle, and it is a significant factor preventing mass adoption. Therefore, it is essential to lessen the burden of dealing with gas fees to welcome the casual audience into blockchain games.

From a developer’s point of view, building or transforming a traditional game into a Web3 game will take a lot of effort. However, with various tools and resources from the Firebird network, the process will be simplified and much easier than ever.


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