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Fusionist’s new Discord‑based “Wave” event runs Nov 15‑17, offers 200,000 Nova points and Steam codes, and lets players join one of 11 camps to compete for
Fusionist announced a Discord‑hosted mini‑game called “Wave” that runs from 07:00 UTC on Nov 15 to 07:00 UTC on Nov 17, with a total prize pool of 200,000 Nova points and additional Steam code rewards for top camps [2].
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Event window | Nov 15 07:00 UTC – Nov 17 07:00 UTC |
| Total prize pool | 200,000 Nova points |
| Entry cost | 1 Nova point per keyword message (first message free) |
| Camp rewards | Up to 300 qualification codes + Steam codes for top three camps |
Participants join one of eleven regional camps (US, JP, KR, RU, TR, VN, ID, UA, ES, FR, Others) via the ⛺│choose‑your‑camp channel [2]. After selecting a camp, users send the specified keyword (“Galactic Duel” or “Fusionist Beta II: Galactic Duel”) in the 🌊│wave channel. Each valid message consumes one Nova point, which is added to the prize pool; the first message is free [2]. A 60‑minute countdown starts the event, resetting each time a valid message is posted, and a 5‑second cooldown limits rapid posting. The last user to send the keyword before the countdown reaches zero wins the winner pool, while all Nova points spent by camp members flow into the camp pool [2].
The winner pool is paid out directly to the winner’s address on the ACE blockchain [2]. Camp pools distribute Nova points to all members of the winning camp. Additionally, the top three activity camps receive Steam codes—300, 250, 150, and 100 codes respectively—based on the volume of keyword submissions [2]. Qualification quotas allow the winning camp to receive up to 300 codes, allocated proportionally to keyword activity. If a winning camp also ranks among the top three activity camps, the rewards are combined [2].
Fusionist promotes the event through its Discord server and Twitter channel, encouraging participants to follow announcements in 🎺│wave‑announcement and track results in 🖥│last‑speaker [2]. The server, described as a public sci‑fi community with regular events, hosts over 5,200 members and 389 online users as of the latest count [6]. Fusionist reserves the right to modify the rules at any time, and continued participation after any change is deemed acceptance of the new terms [2].
🌊│wave channel is crucial for determining the final winner [2].The “Wave” mini‑game illustrates Fusionist’s strategy of leveraging Discord’s community features to drive token utility and engagement, while the outcome will reveal how effectively such gamified mechanisms can mobilize a decentralized user base.
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