🐺 Existential Protocol of the Metaverse.

Meanwhile… beyond the known pixels of the metaverse.

In his desert palace, Anubis receives the Supreme Rooster’s declaration of war, whispered by a trembling servant. The jackal god raises his staff and warns: “The eternal sands will swallow that insolent bird.”

Meanwhile, on the pixelian frontlines, I’m watching fully charged cydroids abandon raid after raid — not just a handful, but dozens. It could be a bug, or perhaps just a quirk of the mechanics. But if my suspicion is right… and someone out there is pulling levers against a real-world player for actions taken inside the metaverse… that would break what I call the Existential Protocol of the Metaverse.

Why? Because a virtual world should run by its own in-game rules, free from real-life retaliation. If the company itself acted against a player for their in-game politics or narrative, it wouldn’t just be unfair — it would shatter the trust that keeps a virtual world alive. And in that case, the true jackals of the metaverse 🐕‍🦺🔥 would not be Anubis and his minions… but those who cross the line from fiction into control.

So keep your threats, Anubis: Pixelia will not back down. For every abandoned raid, two new tactics. For every artificial price spike, three new seeds. The metaverse will not be your desert — it will be our garden. 🐔🔥🌌

Community question:
Have you seen sudden abandoned raids with fully charged cydroids? Share your logs (time, target, plot size, distance) or your best jackal meme below.

If you’ve experienced something similar, share this post. The garden grows when we compare data.