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September 30, 2021, 08:06:43 PM |
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No, I do not have a clew about how 'block chain games' as Axie Infinity works.
I'm here to ask if there is any sense in building a game that validates transactions in an gaming ecosystem (imagine a market inside a game or even a platform like Steam) using Proof-of-Victory, imagining that the winner, e. g., in a race, has expend his time and ability, and now he can mine the block.
Each game can have its own block chain. Also, one can be a multi-game block chain. Consensus law is applicable in many use cases inside the game world.
I had several ideas from those premisse, but the core is placed.
Some consequences, I suppose:
- cheaper development; - decentralized gaming platforms, with cheaper games to buy; - possibly, a reduction in memory usage; - win money playing and contributing to a network; - ease-to-torrent games; - ease development of gaming communities; - open source games: I would like to have my hometown in a GTA Style.
Any way, just supposing.
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