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this runs into the boundary issue, though. getting your hat asset you bought in HatWars into your Garden Town save file isn’t trivial. the two games’ developers
by andy_andy_ 5y ago
this runs into the boundary issue, though. getting your hat asset you bought in HatWars into your Garden Town save file isn’t trivial. the two games’ developers need to use the same assets or one needs to remake the asset. it’s cool for the player but work and money for the developers that i’m not sure provides them much value
- mantenpanther 5y agoNFTs don't have to be (are not) the asset, just parameters/stats and the graphical representations can look different according to the game.
- meheleventyone 5y agoRight but then the developer has to decide what the stats are and make a graphical representation for every NFT. In fairness that could just be some free currency for owning an NFT but it’s not exactly compelling. The compelling version makes the item worthwhile but that’s a lot of work the holder of the NFT essentially expects for free. The metaverse version of this is NFTs that drag around their own code, art and so on. That can run in a sandboxed way and there are protocols for game entity communication and so on. But this level of interoperability is a pipe dream outside of games like Second Life.
- Hjfrf 5y agoEven that doesn't necessarily translate. What does +5 attack sword do in farmville?
- mantenpanther 5y agoNothing, this wouldn't make sense.
- grey-area 5y agoQED
- xweb 5y ago