Winner Announcement of Wallpaper Worth Pictures Contest.

We received 3 amazing entries, and with the help of 2 judges, we selected the winners of the contest.

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The Winners & The Prizes:

With some Liquid Hive and post beneficiaries we have @Qurator upvotes for the winners.

• The winner (@hrichakar) won 15 Hive, 20% beneficiary from this post and a 30% upvote from @Qurator.

This post, written by our writer @hrichakar was really fun and exciting to read. He shared his adventure in Death Stranding in a way that felt so real. I liked how he told the story, showing both the cool action moments and the times when things didn’t go as planned. The part where he carried Mama through the BT zones was full of tension, and I could feel your fear when the giant creature appeared. The way you shared your thoughts during the last battles was amazing, and how it felt to be stuck alone at the end. It was a mix of action and emotion. Please keep writing and sharing more of your game moments. I’d love to read more.

• The 2^nd position (@frankevor) won 10 Hive, 15% beneficiary from this post and a 20% upvote from @Qurator.

In this blog, author @frankevor showed us the beauty of the game. The way he described the temples, flowers, water and hills made each place feel real and full of life. The mix of nature and history in his writing gave a calm and peaceful feeling. I also liked how he noticed every small thing, like fresh water, birds flying, and sunlight shining on old walls. These little details make his writing very special. The pictures he had taken were amazing too. I think you have a great eye for beauty and a strong way of telling stories. Please keep writing and sharing more posts like this.

• The 3^rd position (@bong1011) won 5 Hive, 10% beneficiary from this post and a 10% upvote from @Qurator.

This blog post by @bong1011 was really fun and interesting to read. He described each picture, making the post more interesting and easier to read. It feels like I was right there with him. He did a great job capturing both beauty and mystery. The frozen lake, the old boats, and the broken buildings made each scene feel special and full of stories. The way he talked about the light, weather, and mood in each photo was impressive. It shows he paid attention to small details. Please keep writing and sharing more posts like this. You’re really good at it.

Thanks to our awesome sponsor @qurator (thanks to @scrooger), who helped us with the special upvote prize. And thanks to our judges @rashed.ifte, and @efootjoker-yt for helping find the winners among all these awesome entries.

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^{Each judge gets 10% beneficiaries of this post, 45% of this post rewards have been set to first three winners and 20% to @efootjoker-yt as a beneficiary as extra for writing this post.}