Can Vanar Chain’s fixed fees make game UX reliable?
For apps with thousands of tiny actions, “cheap on average” isn’t enough. You need fees that don’t spike when the crowd arrives.Vanar Chain is betting that predictable, near-flat fees are the adoption feature, not raw speed.Vanar targets a fixed-fee experience and a fair, FIFO-style flow, so a studio can price actions up front instead of playing gas auctions. 
•Docs say most tx types are intended to stay around ~$0.0005 in fees. 
•Those same docs describe FIFO as the fairness rule, not “pay more, go first.” 
•The whitepaper frames VANRY as the native gas token (with a wrapped ERC20 version for interoperability). 
Fixed pricing shifts pressure to the protocol’s adjustment rules if they lag during volatility, “predictable” can become “subsidized” or “throttled.”You sell a game pass with 50 micro-mints/day. On a hype day, players still pay the same per action.Game studios and consumer apps adopt first. It fails if fee stability depends on opaque updates.
For games, fixed fees + FIFO or gas bidding choose one.