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Raid Shadow Legends ...play now the #1 Gotcha game that made HH his $$$$$$$$$$$

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I think Hades strength is that he made the Raid community wholesome. He set up the tone and direction of it, in a way that's not toxic like in other games. He was always welcome to do colabs with other CC's, he avoids drama and negative content. Raid wouldn't be the same without him.

It’s great to see this much greatness in one place. In the spirit of MAGA (We love STASH, FATELESS, GODFORGE and Winning) you guys are Winning, winning and more winning. You guys are all Winners! So let’s go Make Gaming Great Again!

Thanks for having us and for the awesome conversation guys!

Very cool to see people I love getting recognition for being awesome! Great conversation

Great to be a part of this discussion, awesome to work with the Stash team

Congratulations, guys. awesome interview

It is javascript, that's why Hades was reluctant to open the code files, which I perfectly understand 🙂

Loved these conversations! I'm Community Manager for Fateless and, like Archie, started as a "fan" of HellHades. Watched his YT, then when he joined Twitch, so did I. Became a streamer on Twitch, then RUclips and met my husband because of Twitch & Raid. As I commented on the other vid, my life with moving to Romania and having my amazing baby girl would not have happened without the people in this podcast. I also relate to Archie so heavily! I didn't care about youtube until Raid and mainly HH & Ash. Wouldn't have played as long as I did (quit 2 years ago) without HH tools & RSL Helper. And yes, he's forever Hell Hades before Simon 😂❤

Lets go Justin! Check your email boss :)

Excited to watch more of these! Keep it up 💪

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Cool vid guys!

Read the highlights here: dev.stash.gg/blog/secret-stash-ep-6-fateless

Thanks!

Great video!

Read the full article here: dev.stash.gg/blog/the-best-way-to-pay-and-play-stash-product-philosophy-for-d2c-in-games

Read more about the Epic Games v Google case here: dev.stash.gg/glossary/apple-vs-epic-games

This is gold, Secret Stash! 🎙️ It’s amazing to hear the behind-the-scenes stories from Justin Waldron on scaling Zynga from a Facebook app to a global gaming empire. 🚀 The way Zynga harnessed social interaction to fuel its growth is genius-creating connections through gameplay like Zynga Poker was truly ahead of its time. The insight into Zynga’s love/hate relationship with Facebook and their shift into the freemium model is invaluable for anyone looking to understand the evolution of social gaming. 👏 Can’t wait to dive into this episode for more secrets on the rise and fall of social gaming! #MustListen #SocialGamingRevolution

Am I getting the rip off

This game has caused my bank to go negative what can you do to help the more I play the more negative it gets so I don’t play I win games to get negative in my bank account

Is there anyone who can help my account of my bank is in the negative

I need to speak with someone about my account

You’re son is very talented

Top notch episode

hahaha people you have never heard of telling you how to success... bs.

Gemz education spontanous😂

Get the transcript here: dev.stash.gg/blog/secret-stash-ep-5-justin-waldron

Guys staring at his laptop lol

metaverse is just another buzz word, like "the internet of things" or "DEI" or "AI" that's made up of a bunch of smaller things that have been around forever, that they're trying to repackage into something sellable... that people buy into these things just shows that people don't pay enough attention. it's like people are told cigarettes are bad, so they stop buying them, so corporations rename them to health sticks, and hope people will buy them again. metaverse is the same thing.

Want to read along? Get the highlights here: dev.stash.gg/blog/secret-stash-ep-4-matt-ball

Awesome pod! Thanks for joining Matt!

subtitles on the bottom make it hard to focus on the middle of the screen and the animation for the caption is a bit distracting. cheeeers

there are so many god damn nuggets in here!! Thank you guys. This was an amazing trip down memory lane.

Get more game monetization strategy tips here: dev.stash.gg/blog/game-monetization-strategy

Get more tips to increase your game retention: dev.stash.gg/glossary/game-retention

Loving the references as Dennis talks through his early experiences getting into gaming. Great conversation, didn’t know thresh was named after him

Get the transcript and highlights here: dev.stash.gg/blog/secret-stash-ep-3-dennis-fong

Read up on creating ethical, player-friendly micro transaction strategies: dev.stash.gg/glossary/micro-transactions

Scroll through more tips and examples for creating a game website here: dev.stash.gg/blog/how-to-make-a-game-website

Read up on ROAS and strategies to increase it here: dev.stash.gg/glossary/return-on-ad-spend-roas

Read up on more mobile game monetization tips: dev.stash.gg/glossary/mobile-game-monetization

Want more details on the Apple vs Epic Games case? Read this: dev.stash.gg/glossary/apple-vs-epic-games

There is no benefits for gamers. Stop with you bs. Gamers don't want lauchers, they want nice and finished games

Justin, are you speed-running weird bad ideas that very few people wants? =/ 1) weird lawyer service company 2) unwanted gamer NFT 3) weird candy business 4) now non-desired game launcher My thoughts: 1) players dont want an extra game launcher, on the contrary; 2) by focusing on game launchers, you've cut yourself off from about 70% of the market immediately (mobile, console, etc. dont use launchers); 3) by using an extra launcher, the average game devs may end up adding a liability to their game and sales; you are 2-3 videos on the subject of being shadow black listed by players making videos on the sudden explosion of game launchers; a legit threat to your business model; 4) the presented game launcher is focused on in-app "micro" transactions and battle passes... at a time where the PC consumer is getting tired of the flood of these; 5) furthermore, out of the entire Steam library of successful games, there is a short list of games for whom "micro" transactions are compatible, and even fewer for future titles vs already established ones. Who is your target client? The annual 50 games who will try to take on Fortnite, PUBG, Rust, and Football Manager? This seems very weird, like maxxing the local molehill when brainstorming.

Is this an intern's duumb UX portfolio, or an actual presentation? Over-produced, and hard to understand. Fire your Motion Designer, and hire a guy who understands the target client for whom these videos are produced.

You dont understand game devs nor PC gamers? go watch Chris Zukowski about trailers. Gamers (and devs) dont want weird trailers that say nothing: they skip through trailers seeking 1 image of the genre, 1 image of the UI, 1 image of the gameplay. In this case, as a potential game dev, I learned nothing and couldnt click through the stuff I care to convince me. 1/10 Over-produced, no value.

Bro been mewing since hes been in the womb . had to replace my screen because it cracked on that nice asf jawline