By newageinv on Skatehive
As a longtime Splinterlands player, I’ve recently found myself at a crossroads, wondering where my journey with the game is headed. Don’t get me wrong—I still enjoy it most days, but lately, it feels more like a chore. The drive to avoid letting my energy max out compels me to keep playing, often just getting in games off the cuff. And while that strategy helps me stay active, it’s definitely not the optimal way to compete for leaderboard spots. My last taste of the Top 50 feels like a distant memory, and I’m beginning to question whether my current approach is sustainable. The reality is, as more players either hand their accounts over to skilled players or rely on botting, particularly in the Wild League, it becomes increasingly challenging to remain competitive. It’s tempting to follow that path, especially as it could free up time and potentially push my rank higher. But here’s the dilemma: if I outsource my gameplay, would I still feel the same connection to the game and its ecosy