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Chat Wars should be about a game where everyone hates everyone but actually the social interaction is the best part of the game! Also quests and battle are really nice. You want a game more social? you should bet at Chat Wars! :D

I'm developing this product to make my life easier with appliances :-)

Basically my experience is that when you need to repair something, you gonna spend time even for basic things like (true stories):

- finding the serial number to schedule a technical intervention (on my refrigerator the serial plate was placed on the back :-( )

- recovering the proof of purchase to benefit of warranty (this is kinda anxiogenic)

Even more, there may be small maintenance repetitive tasks, like cleaning the water filter that, if missed, could cost you money (eg. forgetting to descale the coffee machine)

So, this is Thingly. A personal majordomo to help you better manage appliances.

So if your castle fights your attackers can get a share of Xxxx gold yet defence ends up getting a share of their own seperate. Yeah that's fine but attackers tend to store gold in items for a 70% loss of value. If your castle loses they plunder 30% of your gold. So this spurs most to just defened forever and for the defence to get fed up always defending and getting jack shit for it.

Game has had a few wipes for their devlopment stages and had hteir final on Dec 1st for their "release" but... For a text based game... This isn't even alpha stage complete compared to anything out there... I mean this is a "Mud" for all intents and purposes and htere is nothing to it. I mean you can't even choose how much you want to gamble on dice. Hell there is only one form of gambling. No poker, black jack, gin, etc All not much harder to code than "dice".

The artwork for their text game is still placeholder art from public domain or stolen from Warner Brothers. I mean really you call it released? Couldn't take a photo of a family dog (Wolves), self in a suit (Alfred), etc?

Don't get me wrong it's a nice addition to telegram, it's good in theory but it is incredibly lacking for something the dev claims is "Released."