Side note, if not for them, the game would turn dull fast-er. There are honestly a lot of awesome peeps in Chaos, but, there are those select few who are the most obnoxious and disagreeable players anyone could ever encounter.

From there, I wound up transferring to a new alliance where I met and befriended quite a few people. I was losing out on my points that I could have been gaining all along.Īfter some months passed, I got back into the game and joined an alliance. Once I found Mistplay to be a good way of earning quick cash on the side, I concentrated more on the way the bonus system worked, which led me to dedicate a lot more time to Chaos due to the fact that it was a high reward game in Mistplay. I will admit that I did get bored with the game and quit for a while during the time that I was trying out other games through Mistplay. Build this, upgrade that, study something else, and so forth. It just seemed repetitive and time consuming. I had never played any sort of building game before, so, had no clue as to what the purpose of the game was.

Once I verified that it was a legitimate app, I went ahead and looked into Mistplay, which was where I discovered Warhammer: Chaos and Conquest. Keep in mind, that this was the very first time I decided to trust something that I had no clue about as far as how legit the app was hence my apprehension.

I only tried it out for the first Paypal reward of $5.00 and to my surprise and happiness, (the happiness came only after a lot of stress about signing in to my Paypal through such apps had subsided) I actually did receive the payment straight to my Paypal and was able to spend it. and actually, the first gaming platform I tried out was called 'AppStation'. I was very wary of the whole idea and figured it would turn out to be a scam or something.īut, I decided to try it out anyway. A few years ago, I discovered the very real possibility of actually making money through playing games from the app store.

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