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December 01, 2012, 08:39:52 AM
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Mine for bitcoins.. literally!

There's already servers that gives out satoshis for mining blocks. However, you earn something like a few cents an hour. This project's goal is to make a bitcoin-backed minecraft server with a player-based economy, and lots of gameplay elements (eg factions, arenas, lotteries, spells).

How People Will Earn Bitcoins:
1. Mine for ores, and then sell them automatically to other players and earn BTC!
2. Play FUN games like spleef, fight in arenas, play lotteries, and earn BTC!
3. Join a faction and fight your enemies! Earn BTC for conquering enemies, and top factions get massive BTC!
4. Participate in official events like fishing contests to get BTC!
5. PVP people who are being hunted (by someone) and earn BTC - like a hitman!
and countless more.

How The Server Will Be Kept Running:
All bitcoins (with the sole exception of official events) comes from other players. If someone puts an offer to buy a diamond sword for 0.02 btc, then it's worth 0.02 btc. Server never loses out money except for hosting. Sure, a lot of people won't deposit any coins in, but those who want to speed it up will. And so will people in factions while they wage war. (Powerful) Spells will consume a lot of blocks, including common likes like dirt so everything is worth something.

How The Server Will Make Profit:
A small fee in the economy, donators benefits, et cetra.

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December 02, 2012, 10:51:43 PM
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That actually sounds like it would be really fun, but insanely difficult to implement. What mods right now allow point based systems?
Also you might want to charge everyone a small monthly fee or even a once time at least in the beginning to get started. Just to have a fund pool to work off of. It can be something small like 0.5BTC or something.

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December 02, 2012, 11:39:59 PM
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Pay to play would certainly help ensure bitcoins are present. If it is wildly popular there should be no problem getting paying players.

If you encourage the use of botting then people can maybe feel more sure that they won't be wasting any of the time they have paid for, that other players who set up teams to ensure all their characters are kept active 24/7 will not have too much advantage over working folk who have money to pay for lots of characters but not time to actively handhold all their characters all the time.

We are looking into the logistics of doing something text mode along these lines and so far it is looking like the best model might be to fill waiting lists until a list for a particular type of server has 250 bitcoins pledged before buying hardware to run the configuration the waiting list that actually got filled is lobbying for. Basically let the prospective users vote for the type of setup they want by pledging up front so it is known for sure the hardware for it can be obtained and bandwidth arranged and so on.

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December 04, 2012, 07:39:34 AM
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Is this what you are after? http://www.thebitmines.com/

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December 05, 2012, 07:39:04 PM
Last edit: December 05, 2012, 07:51:33 PM by SgtSpike
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We are talking about implementing a player-to-player Bitcoin-based economy on MinecraftCC's server... players could gain BTC by mining or placing blocks in-game as they already do, then use that BTC (or BTC they deposit) to buy blocks or items from other players.  I already see many player-to-player trades go down, but also many that are unfulfilled because the right player isn't online at the right time to make the trade happen.  Money would certainly facilitate a much larger amount of trading.

The only concern I have is that it might turn a bit into a "pay to win" scenario, which is definitely against everything the community stands for, but I think if only player-to-player trading was considered, it wouldn't get out of hand.

It'd be really awesome if the plugin developed for this could automatically match orders between players.  No shops involved, just type "/sell cobble 1000", the server would respond with "Best price for 1000 cobble: 0.00000580", the seller responds with "/sell confirm", and the trade between the players is done.  I've never played around with economies in Minecraft, so I am not sure if this is already how the bulk of economy plugins work, or if it's something never done before.  It's how I would like to see it done though.  Automatic order-matching just like a currency exchange.  Wink
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December 09, 2012, 08:24:50 AM
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Is there any interest in investing into this project? I have plenty of ideas, however I don't feel it's a good idea to post those in public for obvious reasons.

I'm also ok to work as a developer for custom plugins, as long as I get a significant stake in the server's ownership.
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December 09, 2012, 04:56:24 PM
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I read through your threads over there and thought it was a good idea. Unfortunately the low payout won't lure me from my regular server. 5x payout for supporting members (VIP+) is better but then you're just trying to earn your donation back and that would ake forever...

A+ idea tho
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December 10, 2012, 06:49:43 PM
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I read through your threads over there and thought it was a good idea. Unfortunately the low payout won't lure me from my regular server. 5x payout for supporting members (VIP+) is better but then you're just trying to earn your donation back and that would ake forever...

A+ idea tho
Thanks.  Payout is not as high as I'd like.  I only have so much Bitcoin I can donate to the project myself.  I have had maybe 0.25 BTC donated towards the project (thank you!), but obviously, that is not enough to sustain the project long-term.  Since this has been going a few weeks, and I have seen about how much I have been giving out each day, I estimate that I could probably double the payments while still maintaining a 1 BTC/month rate.  Still not a large amount, and still far from what I would like it to be.   I was kind of hoping for some more support from Bitcoiners interested in helping publicize Bitcoin to people brand new to it, but I can understand that not many people have extra money to just give away either.

I do hope to integrate an in-game economy soon though.  It would allow people to deposit Bitcoin and buy items from other players, or use the Bitcoin that they received from the Mine 4 BTC project (picture it like the Diablo III RMAH), potentially paving the way for people to make more money than just the mining bonus.
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August 20, 2014, 11:05:04 PM
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That actually sounds like it would be really fun, but insanely difficult to implement. What mods right now allow point based systems?
Also you might want to charge everyone a small monthly fee or even a once time at least in the beginning to get started. Just to have a fund pool to work off of. It can be something small like 0.5BTC or something.



Ya, something "small" like 240 dollars.
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August 21, 2014, 12:37:52 PM
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I can help program a plugin for wallets, prices, etc.

Point me at it!


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August 21, 2014, 04:12:06 PM
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That actually sounds like it would be really fun, but insanely difficult to implement. What mods right now allow point based systems?
Also you might want to charge everyone a small monthly fee or even a once time at least in the beginning to get started. Just to have a fund pool to work off of. It can be something small like 0.5BTC or something.

Ya, something "small" like 240 dollars.

I'm guessing you're joking because in december 2012, btc was like $1-2 each.

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