Rise of Stars to launch in-game competition between Alliances to conquer ruling body ‘Council’
June 4, 2022
[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Game Developer and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press]
Author: LightCON
Players will receive Silthereum and other rewards for participating in the challenge
Seoul, Korea June 3 – Strategy simulation game Rise of Stars (ROS), developed and serviced by LightCON Co., Ltd. today announced its first ever ‘Council Conquest’ event. ROS, a traditional mobile strategy-based game, integrated with blockchain technology on the WEMIX platform, is challenging players from around the world to participate in the ‘Council Conquest’, a competition which will see alliances battling it out to conquer the highest ruling body in the ROS universe, the Council. Any alliance within the server can participate in the event lasting anywhere from three to eight hours. The alliance that conquers the Council will win the event and become the most powerful alliance in the server.
When certain conditions are met within the server, The Council Conquest begins. In this event, contribution points will be awarded based on factors such as completed missions and the number of PVP and PVE battles won. As part of Council Conquest, players can expect high tier rewards, including Silthereum, Premium Transmit Tickets and more – all of which are awarded according to the calculated contribution points.
In particular, powerful buffs such as Warship Production Speed Increase, Construction Speed Increase, Research Speed Increase, and Shield will be awarded to the conquered alliance. Further, they will have the power to grant credits, Silther Particles, and other materials to the selected admiral.
To stabilize the Silthereum Token's long-term economy, ROS recently adjusted the Silthereum binding fee, improved the bot/macro banning system and multi-account detection, and halted free Silther Particle mining methods.
Officially launched in February 2022 in 170 different countries (excluding China and Korea), ROS is developed and serviced by LightCON Co., Ltd., a subsidiary company of Wemade Max Co., Ltd.
Later this year, LightCON Co., Ltd. is planning to announce a brand new roadmap, in order to strengthen and expand the ROS service and its ecosystem.
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