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I'd say two things: 1. Proof to players that game actions are actually permanent instead of something that a server moderator can change at will. 2. A publicly
by erwinh 4y ago
I'd say two things:
1. Proof to players that game actions are actually permanent instead of something that a server moderator can change at will.
2. A publicly accessible API layer which does not need to be paid for by the developer* that can be used for community-driven plugins & third-party integrations, guild & tournament websites etc.
(*because it is paid for by transaction fees)
- CrazyStat 4y agoYou're not making a very convincing case. (1) Unless the server itself is running on the blockchain, which is impractical for anything like Eve, nothing stops the server owner from ignoring what the blockchain says about ownership and changing things at will. (2) This is just externalizing costs incredibly inefficiently. The blockchain transaction fees will necessarily be greater than the costs of simple database storage, probably by several orders of magnitude based on current implementations. Eve already provides a fairly full-featured API [1], so this would provide little to no benefit at exponentially increased cost. [1] https://esi.evetech.net/ui/ https://esi.evetech.net/ui/
- db48x 4y agoNfts are unnecessary. You can get those benefits with just boring old PKI.
- oneoff786 4y ago1. Trading card game leagues that have banned cards you purchased and irrefutably own because you have it in your hand would like a word