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if the game itself runs via a decentralized computational model then there’s no need to appeal to authority to honor the ownership. The game itself, just like t
by dgs_sgd 5y ago
if the game itself runs via a decentralized computational model then there’s no need to appeal to authority to honor the ownership. The game itself, just like the skin, would exist on the p2p network.
We are of course very far from that happening, or knowing if it can happen, but it’s still a possibility to consider
- arcticbull 5y agoYou have to make a game that supports every item. There's no such thing as a "generic" game. Games have balance - hours are spent tweaking relative attributes of items to ensure the game is, you know, fun. For instance, what's to stop me from making an NFT nuclear launcher item on my own, then porting it in and wiping out everyone else's stuff?
- tough 5y agoMINE + CRAFT
- fl0wenol 5y agoThe fact that people keep trotting out this idea about the future potential of NFT gaming is evidence that people know basically nothing about making video games or the assets that go into them. And neither do the founders of any NFT projects with the rate at which they crash and burn if they aren't outright scams.