The Influence game, representing a grand strategic MMO, is now available to players eligible for participation in the early access preview, with a prize pool of 1 billion SWAY tokens. This early version of the game was launched on February 21st at 15:00 UTC and is available to all players who owned Arvad or the first generation of Adalian crew until the snapshot in August of last year. If you are one of them, be sure to join the official Discord server of the game, create an account on Starknet, and get test tokens for free before diving into this browser game. Links to all of this are available in the official announcement.
This stage marks the beginning of a 7-week event during which players have a chance to earn a share of the 1 billion SWAY prize pool, which is divided into 3 categories: individual missions, team missions, and community contribution.
Individual missions are tasks that you can complete on your own to be rewarded for your individual efforts. There are a total of 9 missions to complete, with rewards divided into 3 levels: the first level requires completing 4 out of 9 missions, the second level tasks players with completing 6 out of 9 missions, and the third and final level requires completing all 9 missions.
Team missions and community contribution can also be completed individually, but there is a collective minimum threshold that the community as a whole must reach for anyone to earn rewards for this mission, with a "reward dilution reduction" limit set.
Finally, players wishing to qualify in the community contribution category must attempt to contribute to the game in various ways. This may include reporting bugs, providing constructive feedback, suggestions, creating content showcasing the game in its preview phase, assisting community members, and more.
If you do not have early access rights, don't worry, as the game will become publicly available on February 27th at 15:00 UTC (10:00 EST). Once this phase begins, you will also be able to complete various missions for a chance to earn a portion of the prize pool.
