Hyperfuture is constantly on here developing the coin.  He along with others will help you I'm certain.

INTRO:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMTt3zAJgpg

TUTORIAL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5eVOq-XWuw

Question about the wallet:

So, in the more recent wallet releases there's been a graph on the overview tab of Stake Weight vs. Blocks. Can we get some explication of this indicator? How does that graph relate, mathematically, the amount of HYPER you own vs. how tall the HYPER blockchain is?

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No idea , but I hope your get your answer soon! Welcome btw! )

I know and thanks. Lets spread and upvote this to moon! over 300k people on this reddit. subscribers!

I'm greatly encouraged by your enthusiasm, with this knowledge the EMC2 board will finalize our relevant discussions, if all is well we will make a preliminary announcement to the EMC2 community then seek the participation of other cause-coins.  

As you know, I'm generally in favor, as details come to fore my hope is that many coins are involved and that we bring a very competitive product to the crowd funding space so that it is extremely profitable for all coins concerned.
  

And the new giveaway is here !

I have progress with my MMO project It looks like in-game HYPER integration is running smoothly on testnet, but still needs few tests until we launch a public beta. If you'd like to contribute in any way, send me a PM

ever put some thought in having Sonic Grime on board for some in game music?

I don't know much about gaming or what it entails. Just curious. i'm sure he'd like that and he's got at least one album of stuff available.  Just putting it out there...

I could always voice act some stuff too...whatever. Just throwin' it out there.

EDIT:  Also if you need some SERIOUSLY good DEEP voice Golden voice stuff for an intro to the game or narration of a story line my dad carries his balls in a briefcase.  He's had extensive radio experience and marketing.  His voice is outstanding for voiceover/voiceacting stuff.  He's also got access to a local studio (or me whenever I'm home) to make good recordings.

As he edges close to retirement his "job/hobby" now is in the agricultural drone development.

Go figure...we live in Kansas....

www.ageagle.com if anyone is curious.

I am fine with any language, although I will admit that I am leaning towards C# or JavaScript. Any engine is fine for me as well. I think Unity is attractive and easy for beginners. Let's start the game already! We should get all interested parties and finalize the GDD and the important modules to code up. I can also do a bit of digital painting as well hehe. Not super well, but it's w/e.  Unfortunately, I have a lot on my plate. HYPERfuture, you should set up a schedule to get this started! Will this be built in-house or are you planning to outsource to an indie studio or something?

I think this is good too. But, I don't really see any reason why there would have to be split communities in the first place. As far as I can tell, there WILL be overlap, and one will likely be drowned out by the other, and all the effort and time done for one coin will more-or-less be wasted. And as far as everyone else can tell, these are identical coins for the audience they're targeting. Currently, one coin has ~2.5x the market cap of the other. It could maybe change, but will it be easy to do? How many devs does GMC have?

One of the biggest drawbacks of altcoins is that most people get confused by there being too many coins. People who are not involved in crypto just want one or at most a few coins. In our case, it's a coin for the gaming community. There is no need for split efforts trying to do the same thing tbh, unless we're targeting different audiences which I don't believe is true. Why can't we just combine forces? I don't know. Once someone joins a community, it's hard to get out for various reasons.

Let's think about this for a moment: Is there a benefit to combining? Of course! And the best part is that the rewards are tremendous. Instead of going at 1x speed, why not go at 5x or some n-x speed? Let's not be blinded by what we think, but choose what's logical and best for the parties involved and, most importantly, for the gaming audience all over the world. The fact is only one gaming coin will probably survive when crypto actually starts becoming popular among the masses. I'm not sure what the plan is between GMC and HYPER, but I sure hope a good decision is made, whether it is cooperation or healthy competition.

That's a toughie. But here's a bit of info if it helps:

AAA titles: RIFT, World of Warcraft (used for prototyping, not live), Warhammer Online, Morrowind and more all used Gamebryo

AAA titles #2: TERA, Lineage II, AION, and some others used UDK

Indie: Usually this would be either custom (as in the case with the bigger indie companies) or things like Unity 3D. With Unity, the most common base for MMOs would be the "Photon" plugin (here).

Some games also use the "BigWorld" kit, though I don't know of any off the top of my head. The order of these in terms of their professionalism/use for the top titles is: GameBryo, UDK, Unity 3D. All three of these are fully integrated systems that make prototyping and teamwork easy. With that said, GameBryo is anywhere from $10k -> 30k, UDK isn't free if you need core access, and Unity 3D is the cheapest (and is free to get games up and running, so the cost only comes if the full version is bought prior to the release of the game).

I hope that helps understand some more about options. Feel free to field over any other questions you might have and I'll answer the best I can, .

My knowledge in the development arena is somewhat limited, but I can help with designing game mechanics, evaluating things, etc. Being that I'm always dealing with games and game developers on a constant basis as it is, I think it puts me in a great spot since I constantly see what's working and isn't.

Honestly, I doubt many people will want to play an asteroids-style game long-term.  I know a game like that would be easy to make, and could be put out there quickly, but HYPER needs a game that people will want to play, and continue to want to play with their bits of idle time on their phone or tablet for years to come.  Bloons is very popular, with browser-based versions, Android versions, iOS versions, and even a Steam version of their most popular title, Bloons TD 5 (Steam game page: http://store.steampowered.com/app/306020...some of the reviews are hilarious, btw).  Their spin-offs also have multi-platform versions, including Bloons TD Battles (a PvP title), Bloons Monkey City, and Bloons Super Monkey.  What makes the Bloons series so popular, is that most of their titles are Free-to-Play, with optional in-app purchases, and have long-term playability as your progress is saved.  They are also cross-genre, with Tower Defense, city-building, PvP, and action.  All of their games are designed for people to be able to play with just a few minutes at a time, on their mobile devices...very convenient for people with busy lives.  For players who have more time to invest, there's the Steam and browser-based versions of the games.  All of this in a cute, family-friendly, fun theme with good animation & artwork.  The Bloons series is NinjaKiwi's most popular game series, but they also have fairly popular (and more mature) series with zombies and other more bloody action games...but I think the reasons for Bloons' success are obvious.
We could learn a LOT from them.  I think something like this, a family-friendly, casual game with lots of long-term playability is perfect for a HYPER mobile game.

This I think, is an excellent idea.  MMORPGs have the most long-term playability of any genre, and the most potential for securing loyal players who will continue to invest time, money, and advertisement via word-of-mouth for years to come.  But people often want the fast action and critical thinking of other genres too, so this tiered system is genius.  Start a player out in first-person, as a kind of prologue to begin the story.  Move into RTS to expand the player's world into one of war & conflict, and to introduce them to other races, worlds, and the game universe...this can also be MMO, to determine the player's starting situation for the next phase...ie, which sector of space are they in, starting relations to other races, and how much territory do they control and technology they have access to from the start.  Finalize into an MMORPG, with conditions carried over from the first two phases, for the player to begin their own story in this universe.  In certain scenarios or conditions, the game can temporarily shift back into RTS, and of course many aspects of the RPG can be FPS-styled to keep that feel as well.  For example, when the player's ship(s) is/are docked at a station...they can walk around the station, interacting with other players, in a first-person perspective.  The player can personally pilot their flagship, while also commanding a fleet of other ships, to retain some of the RTS feel.
So the first two phases of the game can essentially introduce the player to two major aspects of the game, while also setting the stage, and the final long-term phase will be a multi-genre mix of FPS, RTS, and MMORPG.  No other game like this currently exists, and I think this is perfect for the "flagship" HYPER game.  It will take a lot of investment, both time and funds, but so incredibly worth it.  HYPER is a groundbreaking cryptocurrency, and needs a groundbreaking game to carry its flag.

I already sent my coins to the exchange and back again, regardless it will have a 24 hour maturing time.

It could be a tiered system:

First person -> starts story
Strategy -> continues story (delving into a warish game)
RPG -> finalized story with continuous updates, in a thriving world

Is the HYPER MMO still scheduled for Alpha in June?

So if it does stake 1 time every 24 hours per deposit, you would have to have a constant set of deposits per hour in order to stake for a full 24 hours.
Like inkha as shown in his picture, he stakes often has he has numerous GP deposits contrary to grouping into one chunk and having to wait 24 Hours for it to re-mature.

What would probably be really good for HYPER is a full-blown virtual-world MMORPG using something like Unity 3d. This would make it cross-platform and fast to prototype and expand. To help put it into perspective, F2P MMORPGs, only taking into consideration the top ones, brought in nearly $8b last year alone.