Clash Royale fans are torn on the practice of requesting money for friendlinks. Some see it as a hustle, while others question its ethics.
Summary
- Pros often sell friendlinks for fans to learn from them.
- Some users question why skilled players don’t reach higher trophies.
- Opinions vary on whether making money this way is ethical.
Pros and Cons of the Practice
Many players defend the selling of friendlinks, citing it as a way for pros to monetize their skills. ‘A ton of pros do this, people want their friend links to watch and learn from them,’ said Encaphone. On the other side, LorrdSbk raised doubts about skilled players not maximizing their in-game rewards despite their prowess.
A Hustle or a Shortcut?
Some players like margitthegrafted expressed understanding, stating they would do the same to earn extra cash. LeBlearable added, ‘I mean you gotta respect the hustle,’ implying that monetizing one’s skill in the game is a legitimate strategy.
Divergent Opinions among Players
While some fans accept the practice as part of the gaming community, others question its fairness and ethics. SexySun6 mentioned similar practices among professional players but did not clarify whether they believed it was ethical or not.
