Collect Three A’s to Pass Go – Illuvium Fundamental Analysis

Working towards personal goals, whether a dream job, property, assets, money, or acclaim, often requires resilience to deal with unexpected challenges in an uncertain time frame while remaining focused on the goal – you would be familiar with this as life. 

For many of the world’s richest, a characterizing feature of their success stories is often perseverance and delaying gratification in an uncontrolled environment with non-linear rewards; often, they would find themselves on the brink of bankruptcy and only through having tried and failed multiple times were they able to reach a desired outcome.

To obtain a sense of achievement, many people look toward video games, which differ from the challenges of real life in several distinctive ways.

Firstly, video games offer a controlled environment where players can engage in fantastical scenarios, overcome challenges, and experience adventures that might be impossible or impractical in real life. The element of escapism is heightened, allowing individuals to temporarily step into alternate worlds where the boundaries of reality are stretched or shattered.

Secondly, the concept of "fun" in games often involves a structured and rewarding feedback loop. Game designers strategically integrate elements such as achievements, level advancements, and virtual rewards, providing a sense of accomplishment that may be more immediate and tangible than real-world achievements. This instant gratification contributes to a unique and intensified form of enjoyment.

Additionally, video games frequently incorporate elements of competition, whether against computer-generated opponents or real-life players. The competitive aspect adds a layer of excitement and challenge that may differ from the competition types found in everyday life.

Moreover, video games' freedom of choice and consequence allows players to experiment with decisions and actions without real-world repercussions. This experimental aspect of gameplay contributes to the distinctive joy derived from exploring possibilities within a virtual space.

While both real-life and video game enjoyment share common elements, the virtual environment of games provides a unique canvas for the expression and experience of fun, often marked by escapism, immediate rewards, competitive dynamics, and the freedom to explore alternative realities without real-world consequences.

In essence, whether it is the real life or a video game, it is much easier to push through the challenges when you are able to have fun along the way.

In light of the above, we recognize Illuvium as a crypto-gaming project that seeks to become the first AAA game. While multiple cryptocurrency projects are seeking to release a game under the GameFi or play-2-earn model, few are as focused on achieving triple-A status or making a game that is fun on a viral scale. For the bulk of this fundamental analysis, we will only briefly touch on Illuvium, with a core focus on discussing why fun in gaming is important to support the viability of an investment such as Illuvium as we start to see the light at the end of the tunnel (bull market). 

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