Do you really understand what YGG is doing? It is no longer just a 'gaming guild' - now it resembles a co-creation laboratory in the gaming industry, where every participant is a 'builder' inside.
If you are still stuck in the mindset of 'grinding to break even', you may have missed its coolest part: YGG is gradually handing over the rights to game development, governance, and revenue to the players.
How to achieve this? By relying on two things:
1. Game-specific SubDAO - Aren't you good at playing Star Wars games? Then join the Star Atlas team and directly participate in the in-game economic design voting; are you skilled in management? Then come to the Farming sub-community and influence land output rules.
2. Treasury co-building mechanism — the YGG you stake is not just a 'deposit,' but a collective investment ticket for the next generation of gaming assets. Hit the next Axie? Everyone benefits together.
Recently, I deeply participated in their community proposals and discovered something shocking: some players were rewarded with token incentives and permanent revenue sharing from their proposed dungeon designs accepted by the development team.
What does this mean?
You spend time playing games, no longer just 'experiencing content' — you are actually 'co-creating content,' and permanently owning a part of it.
This model truly breaks down the walls between players and developers. Do you complain about poor game balance? Now you can join other players to submit modification proposals and push for their implementation using DAO voting.
Do you think the new equipment settings are unreasonable? In games where you invest in the treasury, your voice can actually be heard.
The Play Launchpad recently promoted by YGG is actually a 'game incubator':
· By playing new games, submitting feedback, and completing community tasks, you earn governance rights in future games.
· If the game you love successfully launches, the time you contributed early on will translate into real equity influence.
This has gone beyond 'play-to-earn' — this is play-to-build, and build-to-earn.
Someone asked me where the long-term value of YGG lies, and I think it's here:
It's not just gathering players; it's gathering game creators, ecosystem contributors, and co-owners.
When you can personally participate in shaping a game's economy, gameplay, and even storyline, your approach to games completely changes — from 'killing time' to 'managing your own world.'
If you're tired of just grinding, earning from selling, and moving on, YGG might open another door for you:
Here, your playtime, your creativity, and your community influence may ultimately turn into your 'shares' in the gaming universe.
This is how Web3 games should be — fun, and you have a stake in it.
