I come at crypto gaming from the player's seat. I've been a gamer my whole life, and I found Web3 games the way most players do: curious about the game itself, wary of the token bolted onto it. At JRPG I write and edit our video coverage, so I put real hours into a game before I form an opinion on it. I keep my explanations plain, and I never treat a slick roadmap as a reason to risk money you'd miss. If a project only makes sense when its token goes up, I'll tell you. For me, a game has to be worth playing before it's worth investing in.