Life Lessons From Playing Battledogs Arena

But this wasn’t really a failure. If you look at the stats, it’s not just to make us feel better, but the truth is, iBlock Community scored half of what Blockchain Club Unilag got.

To put it in perspective, imagine Blockchain UNILAG going against Blockchain UNN; I doubt their score would even come close to one-tenth of what Blockchain UNN would get.

iBlock is just a small offshoot of UNN with far fewer members. So, achieving that score was impressive for our size.

I saw it as raw material I could transform into something valuable. I had already been interested in reviewing Web3 products, trying them out, and providing feedback, but never found the time.

A lot of people struggle with Web3 products, and I was even nervous about how I’d handle the game. Yet, once I was there, I kept telling myself I’d take note of everything, just in case I needed to onboard someone into the game later.

So, after the game, I thought,

“Why not write about my experience?

It could be a review, a guide, anything to teach people how to use it. I just went for it, sitting on my bed, putting it all down. Another thing about me is, I talk to people a lot, but usually on social media.

Face-to-face, I don’t have much time for casual chats because of school, work, family, and all my other engagements. On WhatsApp, I can easily type or send a lengthy VN, so the person can open it whenever they’re free. It saves time, keeps the connection alive, like killing three birds with one stone …3 birds because my lengthy VNs kill more than 2.

It’s something my mom and my school mother encouraged, and it’s made a difference for me. So, I started talking to myself about the game, about connecting my MetaMask and signing transactions, even though I was nervous.

Halfway through, I realized I was speaking as if on a podcast, like someone was listening...call it a one-person podcast or whatever. So, I started writing right away before I forgot any details.

That’s what you see on my status, on my X timeline, DeepStash, Facebook, and very soon on Telegram too.

As for the images—they’re beautiful, right?

They’re NFTs we minted using RWA, actually, my own personal NFTs.

They’re unique, so nobody else has the same ones. They can be copied as images, but they won’t appear in anyone else’s game account.

Right now, they’re just testnet NFTs, so they don’t have real value. But when Battledogs goes live on the mainnet, who knows? They might be worth something.

So, that’s basically it.

Thank you!🌝