COINOTAG reports that on April 4th, the blockchain gaming initiative **Infected** has revealed plans to transition from **Base** to **Solana**. This decision comes after the team identified that **Base** struggled to accommodate the substantial transactional demand during the game’s launch. They attributed this limitation to a fundamental **scaling bottleneck** common to all **Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)** chains. The Infected team believes that **Solana** offers a more robust user base and developer environment, conducive for the creation of consumer-oriented applications.
In response to these claims, **Jesse Pollak**, the lead of the Base Protocol, clarified that the Base network was indeed functioning efficiently throughout **Infected’s** launch. He emphasized that the challenges faced were related to frontend issues rather than the network’s capacity, with the Base team promptly offering support during the launch period. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges and complexities within the blockchain gaming sector, particularly regarding network capabilities and user experience.