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Hello,

Your presentation is interesting. However you say to have more than 5 years of experience, to testify, it would be more interesting to show what you have already created.

At least by adding screens / link of your already made games, or even to propose a portfolio

Good luck for your research.

Can you post examples and what these would cost around?

And

Are you open for cooperations?

How do you plan to do this?
In every game currency generation undergoes hyperinflation, even with a lot of sinks
Do you mean as a premium currency that you cant get by playing the game outside of trading , and have a normal currency below it?

Oh wow. Not to burst your bubble, but if this is your first time developing a game. You should not start with a MMORPG. It would take years to even develop alpha... You should read a bunch of game dev horror stories about how they were over their heads when choosing such a big project.

Another aspect that would help with longevity is content. It takes quite a bit of time to build background - most new ventures and almost all new games have a very loose universe that they just patch stories on. It works for a while but tend to end up as meaningless noise, fillers for whatever new quest or adventure. I'm not saying you have to create an entire Tolkien compendium of literature, but it helps to have a solid "creation story" for your world that would already set out overarching themes for latter content.

Do you have an idea on how you would continue to generate and build on your story?

Thank you, will check when I get home!

Do you have any estimate on when you'll have a beta or anything like that?

Since it's difficult and labour intensive to create a great game, I would probably prefer a really well made 2d game over a sloppy 3d game. Not sure what your resources are, but that could be a point to consider.

It seems as if graphics have taken too much importance in modern gaming, which has been taking away from good stories, well thought through worlds, mechanics and just general content.

Either way, I'm interested. Is there a newsletter to subscribe to or any other way to keep track of this easily?

Greetings OP and partner! I have always been deeply interested in RPGs, from my D&D days of pen and paper RPGs, so keep a look for projects like these (I commented on both your threads, so am happy to see you band together).

It's great to see the ideas you have, but I would strongly suggest you decide on the foundations of your game before you head into the technical details... something very long term that describes your vision for 1,3, 5 years. Questions like "Who will my players be and how long do I want them to play?", "What will the motivation be, crypto rewards or a fulfilling experience?".

I say this because I yearn for the sort of games I used to play with friends... where our interest an engagement ensured longevity, rather than a monetary reward system. Don't get me wrong, I think monetisation (or crypto-isation?) is good - both for operational costs and to keep a regular flow of new (if temporary) players.

I suggested earlier resets - this is important, but with lasting rewards that carry over without giving players an edge from earlier resets. Another great system established in the game Utopia was the randomising of guilds. You started every reset scattered randomly over "islands"... and with about 20 players (states) on one island. Somehow, because of proximity, you had to band together, agree to vote on a monarch to form a kingdom. Kingdoms had slight advantages in war, economy, depending on the popular support of their populations.

This prevented the creation of superkingdoms from each reset. Those who really liked each other formed natural alliances. People betrayed their own kingdoms. People were free to change their votes, free to buy votes, free to blackmail votes with intra-island war.

That simple level of politics and user engagement was enough, and can be more complex. But I never really saw anything quite like it since.

I've had a long-time interest in creating a game, but don't have the time, resources, or technical abilities to do it myself. Having said that, as a player of games and having some interest in cryptos, I can offer some of the things I would like to see in a game.

One thing I have always been interested in is a game with a real and completely closed economy. An economy that grows and changes according to how the players play and what events transpire within the game world. I always thought an in-game crypto would provide a great basis for that. You could code the coin to the specifications that you need for the game without worrying so much about real-world needs.

But, of course, for the crypto to have real value outside the game, which is what you're looking for, there has to be some link to the outside world. And I'm not sure what that does to the in-game economy that I'm talking about.

I had thought of maybe pegging creation of new coins to in-game activities like crafting. I'm specifically thinking of 'mining' in game terms (mining a resource like gold) and linking that with the 'mining' of actual cryptocoins. Or rewarding exploration of new lands in a procedurally-generated style game with newly minted coins. Thus the economy grows according to player activities and market conditions in-game.

These ideas may not be very helpful for you. Just some thoughts on a really interesting project. I'll keep an eye on your progress, I'd be interested to help out as a beta tester or in any other capacity.

Great idea, good luck!

First things first. Why do you want to use cryptocurrency in your game? If players will have to make a wallet and buy somewhere your coins this will only make it harder to do what they want (also not everyone knows what cryptocurrency is and how to handle with it). Why cant you just sell ingame money by usuall bank card transfer? It is a bit unclear what you guys want to get from it if the ingame vendor prices will be fixed.

I have a (from my point of view) a really good idea, how to implement cryptos in a MMORPG. I have already made my idea public: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1891013

if you consider my idea and need someone for that on your team, please feel free to cantact me 

Asians are investing more imto cryptocurrencies most especially japan and south korea i would like to know if Indians  buy the idea of blockchain technology

Sweet!
Thats exactly what we need!
Take a look at the API doc and let us know what you think and what kind of game can you create

https://playercoin.world/apidraft.pdf

Feel free to enter our slack channel to talk to our coder if you have any doubt or suggestion with the API doc.

Hi all!
Ok.. lets analyse the situation:
You are right that people is playing games and (probably) dumping some coins, but 10.000 Placos per day is not enough to destroy the coin itself.
It was obviously some ICO investor dumping coins.

People have "mined" about 150k Placo with Proof of Play. Suposing they where dumping all the 100% of coins at 150Sats that will be 0.25-030 BTC at all? so PoP is NOT hurting the coin.

Remember PoP is the basis of PlayerCoin.
Every coin has his miners, Sha, Scrypt, or any other algo, and all the miners dump the coins also, and that doesn't mean mining is bad for the coin.

We are improving PoP system to avoid abuses and hacks, and that took us a lot of work and time.
We are working on improved API to allow any game developer to use PlayerCoin in his own games, such a roulette game or any casino related game to allow people to "Pay" with Placos and Win Placos.
That kind of games requires a lot of work and skills to assure security.
Imagine that we create a roulette game with real PLACO and some 'hacker' does the same as flying tap. Modify score "on the fly" to get more coins. We already solved that now, but any APK game is SO easy to hack.

As we said from the beginning, we are NOT PROFESSIONAL game developers.
We have provided the tools. We have created to Coin and show how it works.
We have improved the PoP system, and created the API as promised.
Now we need REAL game devs to create demand of PLACO's with not only mining games.

We are doing our best. Getting in touch with some game devs atm, but it takes time to develop the games and integrate the API.
We really hope to get more game devs involved and have better and more secure games soon.

Once we have API completly finished and operative, we will open a GAME CONTEST with 0.2 BTC reward to the first 5 games created using PLACO (total 1 BTC reward)

We are still here, and working to make PLACO better everyday.

Regards
DEV

Good to see you've thought up some of these points already. For me, a complete reset is the best - in terms of player statistics or in-game boosts. Once a player knows how to game the system, they can easily reach the level required to use their old powered up items, and then the playing field is gone. What you could reward returning players with instead are boosts to exchange rates when they do cash out crypto rewards.

Another thing this brought up: don't allow people to buy ridiculously powered items/stats/boosts. Again I will bring up Utopia, where you could pay to remove ads, but nothing you could buy would improve your edge over other players. This is the killer in the end.

Well, you can go with your own in game currency, just make sure you do all the transactions on the server side, plus the game will require heavy server usage, spawning the monsters on server and calculating when it was killed will be the main challenge here, it's not as easy as implementing a simple api. It has to work in hand with the game. There will be lots of challenges ahead, just make sure you plan this out, properly.

P. S
List your coin on an exchange, and allow users to trade coins in game too.