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Ubisoft’s new Champions Tactics NFT game was unplayable this weekend Ubisoft’s latest NFT game, Champions Tactics , was branded “unplayable” during its opening weekend after a bug meant that just two players won every matchmaked game before they could be played. YouTuber and crypto gaming analyst Jauwn disclosed the apparent exploit on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday. He claimed that the game had been unplayable since Friday and that an alleged malicious actor had found a way to become the only player that other gamers matched with.  Two accounts, Schilleri11 and Paulstar111, were at the heart of the controversy with one of them reportedly ranking at the top of the leaderboards after already playing 56,000 matches.  I tried playing the Ubisoft NFT game. The entire game has been unplayable since Friday. Allegedly, a malicious player has found a way to win every single match before the game even begins. Also he is somehow the only person anyone ever matche...

The launch of the BANANA token faced a catastrophic glitch, causing a drastic price drop shortly after its debut. Amidst accusations and chaos, the team is working on a recovery plan. BANANA token, a much-anticipated token of Banana Gun, a Telegram bot, was launched on Sept. 11 and immediately grabbed the attention of many cryptocurrency fans. Yet, even though experts checked the system carefully twice, a small error in the smart contract slipped by, causing trouble just a few hours after it started. The bug was discovered by ChatGPT, opening up a Pandora’s box of debates and discussions. Let’s take a closer look at the rocky start of Banana Gun, focusing on the critical problems of smart contract gaps and the help AI can offer in solving them. The flash crash Banana Gun is a Telegram bot designed to help users quickly buy new token s, mainly on the Ethereum (ETH) Network. When Banana Gun launched its own token named BANANA, it caused quite a stir. Within hours of lau...