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We have not decided if it will be like top 100 or 1000 players taking part in the tournament. There might be some pre-tournament fights to figure out the best players and have certain number of initial participants. Or it could be a set of play-off fights when only first 64 or 128 players will get any rewards.



The same as question above. We are looking for community input here. We might as well try several types of tournaments including shotgun or groups stages when you fight each person within your group.



It should be a way where almost every participant will receive at least some small portion of reward. The more fights you win the more you get. This is the right way to reward players.



We would prefere if it will be more than just top 3 players.



Group or team fights might be a good idea. This way there is a good motivation to support other players. Thanks for the tip.

We have sort of an idea on how make it more fun and at the same time change the logic of picking up projects by community. We are thinking of making a game called ETH Fight Club where you fight in tournaments to get project tokens that carries out that tournament take a look here
ETH Fight Club

There are some interesting ideas about fight logs reviews if you were spectating the fight itself in the same arena where it took place. That gives you better understanding of your future oponnents strengths and weaknesses. May be also sharing logs within your closed community or fellows.

We need to get more people into discussion to understand if the idea worth implementing right now. We have enough resources but as any other startup we need community support. We want to understand if the idea of tournaments for project tokens is interesting for the community and has future. All this without community support makes not sense.

Our mid term goal is to get 1000 members in telegram group without any airdrops or bounty. This should be enough to test and organize game play on a certain level.

So what we propose is the following: if you want to get project tokens besides bounties and in a more close and gamified way (like during fight tournaments) we can develop it and improve alone with you. All we need right now is a bit of support and feedback.

Initially we thought only about creatures that you can have during the fight with you. Having additional items like helmets or other body protection also makes sense. But creatures sounds more fun at least during discussion.


We know that there are examples of that like crypto kitties are using in cat fight. We might consider it if the community will ask for that.



Creatures can add points to your stats, skills of your hits and avoid probability. That can be adjusted on different servers so some things have less or more effect.

The game should be not only about owning the items but about using them to improve your skill sets and stats. The main idea is to win tokens during tournaments and pick right projects to fight for.

When we discussed this idea within our team we kind of think that it is more about the community and getting social than just the graphics. Of course we might be wrong. And you may say the games with web based interface might be outdated. However we think that the main concept is not only about graphical part but more about the rules insides the worlds controlled by community representatives,  economical motivation of players and tournaments where you win or loose depending on your skill sets and previous fight experience. The fight process should value your previous experience but at the same time leave some tactics to bit you even if your skill are better.

It is a good idea to make most of the calculations and fights offchain to avoid overloading of the main network.

Things like who owns what creature will be tokenized usring ERC721. That sounds like a common practice now.

Things like experience on different servers, fight logs, overall activity log, stats and skill sets will stay offchain too. Most of them will be recently updated and it does not make sense to spend Ether on that. We might choose fork of EOS or any other blockchain for instance to store some of those value in the future. However while the game process with be identified, adjusted and discussed with the community it makes sense to keep it on the servers.

If there are any other propositions lets discuss them.

We had an idea of allowing winners take some of the tokens loosers have after the fight on the arena (outside the tournaments). Not sure if this is a good idea. That might be a topic of discussion with the community. If you will want to dump some coins or win some that might be a good idea. But we are talking here about things that might have value in the real world and having somebody loose important stuff inside the game might have negative effect on the community. The idea about having a chance to win during the tournament without loosing anything looks way better now. What do you think about that?


You will be able not to participate or ignore tournaments of organizers who will have negative previous experience. There also might be some sort of organizers rating so projects know who to work with.



Smart contract or manually. Ether or. We need to identify it down the road. Smart contract is preferable where project team will have some influence on the decision like tournament organizers. Going through this process few times will help to identify the best way.

Each fight will be one on one. It will be step by step process when you select where to hit and what to protect. There will be several areas of the body where you can hit and protect: head, body, arms, legs.
Here is a small illistration of the players body https://prnt.sc/kcwk8a

So you select where you want to hit your opponent and what to protect during next opponents attack. Then your opponent selects where to hit you and what to protect. If he hits you where you want to protect the probability of loosing healthpoints decrease. According to strength and agility you have more or less chance to get hit or avoid the strike. It will be identified according to the probability, your previous experience in fights with other players.

So that is how we see the fight process.

Another important part of the fight will be creatures you summon and can use in the fight. Some will provide your additoinal health, strength or will be able to hit your opponent for you.

Talking about other parts of the game. We see different servers with a bit different rules and modifications to your skill sets and stats. Each server will be sort of a separate world where you can have differnt life and skill sets. So in case you got into some bad situations and feel like you need to start all over again you can choose a different server. Your creatures will stay with you. However your stats might be different.

Servers will be managed by different groups of community leaders. We would like it to be less affected by our team and rely more on the groups that want to implement their own logic or world inside the game.

Alone with some additional rules each server may have a marketplace where certain items could be sold. So the server management team (lets call group that created the server and supports it) can make profits during tournaments and selling game stuff inside the marketplace they manage.

We will let the community select which project we should have a championship on (from those availble and willing to carry out a tournament).

Players will like select projects:
- that have community attention and have token growth potential.
- most likely scam project will be avoided because there is no reason to spend your time to get a token you are not planning to hold or will not be able to sell in the future.
- players will make an additional project review before participating.
- tournament organizers will have a history of projects connected to and will be trusted or not accordingly.

Game format will add a bit more fun the process of day to day routine work connected to project investigation and review.

THE ETH Fight Club

Looking for a feedback on the following idea.

We want to create a game based on Fight Club idea where you fight other players for tokens. You train on arenas, fight other players and then take participate in tournaments to win token reward of various projects.

Projects carry out championships dedicated to their release, stages of crowdsale to attract community attention to their events.

Players can choose what tournament to participate in and therefore show the interest of community to projects. The more experience players want to participate in your tournament the more attention of the community you probably have.

Each player can have additional items and creatures to improve skill sets and stats.

We want to implement the economy of the project in the following way:
1) The most active community members can be tournament organizers and get percentage of rewards.
2) Artists can participate in creation of items and creatures and get sales commission.
3) Players can organize marketplaces, manage them and get percentage on sales.

Your propositions are welcome.

If you think this idea worth a while join project telegram group and let`s discuss it. https://t.me/ethfc

First thousand players will surely get benefits from early bird participation.

Summary of the answers below:
1. We are looking at a step by step tactical game where you fight your opponents to gain experience and further participating in tournaments.
2. Winning in tournament fights provide you with tokens of the project carrying out the tournament dedicated to project events like releases, reaching milestones, etc.
3. Player stats and skill sets depend on their previous fight experience. Any fight can improve your skills to help you hit harder or avoid hits of your opponents.
4. Creatures add points to your stats.
5. You can have accounts on multiple servers with their own fight history and according skills.
6. Creatures can be interchanged between your profiles on different servers.
7. There can be one tounament on one server at a time but multiple tournaments on different servers.
8. Tournament organizers (just like bounty mangers) do the event organization and control the reward distribution. Players take part in tournaments of the organizers they trust.
9. Projects allocate certain amount of tokens for the tournament for further distribution among winners. There can be several rounds within a tournament to allow more players to be rewarded.

If you have any questions or propositions leave your comments here and join our telegram group https://t.me/ethfc.
As soon as we figure out we have enough community willing to fight for tokens we will implement the game rules described above.

Thank you for your support.

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Tokenomics is one of the most interesting parts in the industry (besides programming of course). That is what most of the projects fail to do the right way.

Just a little heads up. I propose to discuss and collect ways of brining additional value for your customers/community members using token.

My top list is as follows:
1) Comission for transactions. Your own coin in the blockchain.
2) Loyalty and reward points.
3) Cashback using your tokens.
4) Mechanical Turk and micropayments for doing small jobs like taging photos for neural network.
5) Reward for using customers data
6) Payments for target ads.

One of the ways that the conversation may go is to pick a project and discuss its tokenomics (if there are any).

Please, share your opinion if we should discuss also rewarding system for mining here or not (PoW, tokens for storage, 3D rendering, etc).

Startups are starting to raise more money on ICO than from venture capital funds. VCs are also joining the market quickly trying not to miss the boat. There is a noticable fact that most of the more or less decent projects had raised mostly from VCs and done an airdrop for the community to keep members happy.

Real sector of economy is only on its way to attract capital using crypto. Overall direction is very clear: it is easy now to raise capital or get credited by anybody from anywhere in the world. The infrastructure will soon be ready for mass adoption (lets hope it will take place next year).

We want to introduce a free solution for projects on early stage of ICO preparation.
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User Dashboard
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As soon as the industry will start mass adoption of the blockchain technology itself the cryptocurrency and other digital assets will become a common thing just like mobile or web technologies. We need to find a way to make blockchain easy to use in day to day operations and that will pull the crypto alone with it.

Comparing to internet: only few people are aware of the technology behind internet and that does not stop everybody to use it. The same thing will be with crypto. We are at the early stage of that industry yet. Make your input and stay on board.

Way back in december 2017 everybody was expecting big capital to join the market. The reality is that big boys do not like to enter the market when it is high. It looks right now that someobody is pushing the price down to 5K just to enter the market and accumulate enough BTC and other cryptocurrency at a low price. This post is not about prediction but your are right the FUD spreading around crypto last 6 months alone with regulation uncertaincy was keeping the price down. That keeps small investors from joining the market afraid to loose (many of those who bought crypto in December and January actually lost up to 80%).

Lets just hope it is not last longer than this fall or early 2019. The question is who will stay on board till that time.