The credits and resources for HYPER wouldn't be financially feasible due to the ability to literally gain more than a quintillion credits daily and the ability to gain billions of resources in a short period of time. If a player were to build and protect 100 planets at once they could easily create an environment that could ruin the game for others by just focusing on building a self-playing empire to withdraw HYPER.

On Dragon Knight this is possible as players have to work hard for their resources and levels from level 1 on up and the only thing that generates easy stuff is collecting taxes off of your land. Even with this though players have to pay for more land or fight other players to take it and it isn't too easy to do that so the gold collected is by default earned in one form or another.

I considered doing quests for Hyper Wars similar to the ones I have added to Dragon Knight but I ruled that out after I thought about it and saw that it wouldn't work. Sectors given for a particular quest could easily be occupied by a large player who could just set up defenses and kill anyone who visits it for the quest. I had even thought of making the quest sector into a Federation owned sector which would mean players couldn't build or attack there but that wouldn't stop them from just camping out on either side of the quest sector. The real space jumping would also make it where players could finish quests without any effort as they could just jump to each sector required.

The monthly rewards for planets is possible and I will look into adding it soon as well as more achievements to earn more HYPER.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Hey everyone the Checkpoint message is something built into the code because HYPER is almost a year old! Your wallet will function normally and the network is 100% fine nothing to worry about at all.

That sounds great.

Whenever I try to explain hyper to people the main 3 things I mention are:

1) You can get it for playing games. (As HYPERFuture's post shows, there are soooo many games to choose from)

2) You can buy things with it. Though there may not be much right now as far as what you can buy, that will increase, and of course you could trade it for Bitcoin which is more widely used. (But this is where I get into why it's better to keep it as HYPER, staking.)

3) Once you have it, you can stake it. The more HYPER you have in your wallet, the more HYPER you get from staking, like interest in a bank (an explanation for people who don't know anything about cryptocurrencies with terms they understand)

If you exclude price volatility between all cryptos, it's always better to keep it in a staking crypto, so you'll have more in the future.