Decentralized Game framework

[Kakmakr]

I think you might have something here...

One of my issues with all of these game developers opting to create a coin for every new game that are developed, comes with the limitation of the utility for these tokens. You can basically only use those tokens in that game and there are no real demand for that token for anything else.

It would be nice if you could get some platform like this where gamers could swap/trade coins into tokens that are more useful. You could farm tokens in a game that are easier to farm and convert those tokens into a game token where those tokens are more difficult to acquire. It would create a more streamlined market for these tokens, if a platform like this existed. 

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[tippytoes]

Talking about your project on bitcointalk is not really a great idea, if it was for people here they would have said satoshi was an idiot for working on bitcoin before he released it if he ended up asking their advice here and they would have laughed at his face and few years later try to get as much bitcoin as they can.

However you have to actually work on something a bit further than just half a page of explanation before you can get a good review as well, even if what you are working on is bad or great it needs to be a bit further developed in, otherwise it is just an idea and we all know ideas worth absolutely zero and all ideas are horrible until execution shows how it is not bad. So I would say work on this a bit more, have some design and some details and share it again, that might get different results.

I do agree, we have nothing to discuss if there will be no demo version at least of what he is talking about. Because if only idea, then the chance that it will not ever materialize is always there. So until he can offer a much well founded concept along with the actual app, then that's the time that we can discuss about this idea of him.

[paula invest]

Does the STONE platform have analogues? Perhaps there have been similar projects before or someone tried to do something similar before?

As far as I know, there are no similar frameworks in the field of decentralized games, so I find STONE an interesting solution that has a real prospect of being created and integrated into most decentralized games.

[xavierScott]

Does the STONE platform have analogues? Perhaps there have been similar projects before or someone tried to do something similar before?

As far as I know, there are no similar frameworks in the field of decentralized games, so I find STONE an interesting solution that has a real prospect of being created and integrated into most decentralized games.

I didn't see it either, so I decided to clarify, maybe someone has already seen something similar. I believe that the decentralized gaming industry is very young and requires solutions like STONE and others. All these developments have a positive impact on cryptocurrencies and the development of decentralized applications.

[Blackdeg]

I agree with you, such projects are really very interesting and I also support the development of this project as I want to see a finished workable product.

I think first you need to get more information about the plans of the developer of this framework in order to assess the perspective. I would also like to hear the opinion of game developers about this framework.

I agree with you, the decentralized games industry will get an additional impetus for development thanks to such solutions. Cryptocurrencies will also receive more interest from gamers and investors due to increased liquidity.

[B1RST1X]

Can this technology only be applied to decentralized games? This technology cannot be applied to centralized games that already exist, right? Or is it technically possible to do it?

[paula invest]

I think you might have something here...

One of my issues with all of these game developers opting to create a coin for every new game that are developed, comes with the limitation of the utility for these tokens. You can basically only use those tokens in that game and there are no real demand for that token for anything else.

It would be nice if you could get some platform like this where gamers could swap/trade coins into tokens that are more useful. You could farm tokens in a game that are easier to farm and convert those tokens into a game token where those tokens are more difficult to acquire. It would create a more streamlined market for these tokens, if a platform like this existed. 

Some games have their own internal points, which could be exchanged for USDT (TRC20 and ERC20). This would increase the value of the game and the points that can be earned in it. It would also be possible to use existing cryptocurrencies in order not to create new ones, of which there are already quite a lot.

[Blackdeg]

I do agree, we have nothing to discuss if there will be no demo version at least of what he is talking about. Because if only idea, then the chance that it will not ever materialize is always there. So until he can offer a much well founded concept along with the actual app, then that's the time that we can discuss about this idea of him.

You are right, the idea is interesting, but we need a test version of the platform or at least a development plan for this platform. Without this, it is difficult to assess its potential and understand whether there is a chance to realize it. I also saw many interesting ideas, but not many of them were able to implement.

[xavierScott]

Can this technology only be applied to decentralized games? This technology cannot be applied to centralized games that already exist, right? Or is it technically possible to do it?

I think this is not possible when it comes to centralized games. Because we are talking specifically about centralized protocols and connecting wallets according to the principle of Metamask, TrustWallet and other wallets.

[Lantind]

Does the STONE platform have analogues? Perhaps there have been similar projects before or someone tried to do something similar before?

It seems that the STONE platform is a platform that is very rarely developed, and I have even tried to find out about the information from the STONE platform, but I found only a few, meaning that the STONE platform has not been developed well for now.

[B1RST1X]

I think you might have something here...

One of my issues with all of these game developers opting to create a coin for every new game that are developed, comes with the limitation of the utility for these tokens. You can basically only use those tokens in that game and there are no real demand for that token for anything else.

It would be nice if you could get some platform like this where gamers could swap/trade coins into tokens that are more useful. You could farm tokens in a game that are easier to farm and convert those tokens into a game token where those tokens are more difficult to acquire. It would create a more streamlined market for these tokens, if a platform like this existed. 

Some games have their own internal points, which could be exchanged for USDT (TRC20 and ERC20). This would increase the value of the game and the points that can be earned in it. It would also be possible to use existing cryptocurrencies in order not to create new ones, of which there are already quite a lot.

There are already many decentralized games in which the function of exchanging for example TRX for internal game tokens is implemented, but this is not enough. Therefore, I think that the STONE platform will solve a number of issues related to the exchange of tokens and increase their liquidity.

[xavierScott]

Does the STONE platform have analogues? Perhaps there have been similar projects before or someone tried to do something similar before?

It seems that the STONE platform is a platform that is very rarely developed, and I have even tried to find out about the information from the STONE platform, but I found only a few, meaning that the STONE platform has not been developed well for now.

I also did not find information on this platform on the Internet and did not find analogues of this platform so that I could compare and draw some conclusions. I think this is because the idea is very young and has not yet received sufficient development.

[paula invest]

Does the STONE platform have analogues? Perhaps there have been similar projects before or someone tried to do something similar before?

It seems that the STONE platform is a platform that is very rarely developed, and I have even tried to find out about the information from the STONE platform, but I found only a few, meaning that the STONE platform has not been developed well for now.

I also did not find information on this platform on the Internet and did not find analogues of this platform so that I could compare and draw some conclusions. I think this is because the idea is very young and has not yet received sufficient development.

The reason why you could not find the information is that this platform does not exist yet. And STONE is presented so far only in the form of an idea that could be implemented. As a gamer, I like the idea and would like to see it and use it.

[shoreno]

One of my issues with all of these game developers opting to create a coin for every new game that are developed, comes with the limitation of the utility for these tokens. You can basically only use those tokens in that game and there are no real demand for that token for anything else.

you can trade these tokens on an exchange  . the tokens nature is on video games so it's normal that the tokens will only be used this way  . We can't say that these tokens will also be used on the mainstream market but there are tokens that are also built for that  .

It would be nice if you could get some platform like this where gamers could swap/trade coins into tokens that are more useful. You could farm tokens in a game that are easier to farm and convert those tokens into a game token where those tokens are more difficult to acquire. It would create a more streamlined market for these tokens, if a platform like this existed. 

This is possible and I saw many concept like this where you can trade inside the game . About farming/earning tokens inside a game , i like that too but I don't think they will allow it because that will only lead to abuse and gamers will only depend on it instead of buying the tokens .

[Blackdeg]

There are already many decentralized games in which the function of exchanging for example TRX for internal game tokens is implemented, but this is not enough. Therefore, I think that the STONE platform will solve a number of issues related to the exchange of tokens and increase their liquidity.

I prefer Ethereum over TRX as it suits me better. If the STONE platform is implemented, it will greatly facilitate the use of cryptocurrencies in decentralized games.

[xavierScott]

Does the STONE platform have analogues? Perhaps there have been similar projects before or someone tried to do something similar before?

It seems that the STONE platform is a platform that is very rarely developed, and I have even tried to find out about the information from the STONE platform, but I found only a few, meaning that the STONE platform has not been developed well for now.

I also did not find information on this platform on the Internet and did not find analogues of this platform so that I could compare and draw some conclusions. I think this is because the idea is very young and has not yet received sufficient development.

The reason why you could not find the information is that this platform does not exist yet. And STONE is presented so far only in the form of an idea that could be implemented. As a gamer, I like the idea and would like to see it and use it.

I'm also a fan of decentralized games and know a lot about the downsides of this industry, so I turned my attention to this platform. But the author did not provide enough information about his plans for development, so it is difficult to assess the future capabilities and functionality of this platform.

[bambaleyla4]

One of my issues with all of these game developers opting to create a coin for every new game that are developed, comes with the limitation of the utility for these tokens. You can basically only use those tokens in that game and there are no real demand for that token for anything else.

you can trade these tokens on an exchange. the tokens nature is on video games so it's normal that the tokens will only be used this way. We can't say that these tokens will also be used on the mainstream market but there are tokens that are also built for that.

I think that the STONE platform will allow you to use the same tokens in games that are traded on well-known exchanges, as well as exchange them with each other. It is very convenient and will be useful for the entire cryptocurrency industry and for the gaming industry.

[paula invest]

I think you might have something here...

One of my issues with all of these game developers opting to create a coin for every new game that are developed, comes with the limitation of the utility for these tokens. You can basically only use those tokens in that game and there are no real demand for that token for anything else.

It would be nice if you could get some platform like this where gamers could swap/trade coins into tokens that are more useful. You could farm tokens in a game that are easier to farm and convert those tokens into a game token where those tokens are more difficult to acquire. It would create a more streamlined market for these tokens, if a platform like this existed. 

have some game projects never tried it?I mean if they know a project that has failed they should be able to learn from the project and see where the shortcomings of the project are, instead of creating a new project and making a similar appearance just a different name.

I have not seen similar projects in the industry of decentralized games, so there is no way to learn from experience and mistakes. Perhaps there were attempts to implement something like that, but it did not come to the implementation of the finished product. The STONE developer will have to independently test the platform and fix bugs that he will encounter.

[Blackdeg]

I have not seen similar projects in the industry of decentralized games, so there is no way to learn from experience and mistakes. Perhaps there were attempts to implement something like that, but it did not come to the implementation of the finished product. The STONE developer will have to independently test the platform and fix bugs that he will encounter.

There are special people for testing, or they can release the beta version and give everyone the opportunity to test it, as other developers do. I hope that in addition to Ethereum, the EOS, NEO, Stellar and Tron protocols will be integrated into this platform.

[xavierScott]

One of my issues with all of these game developers opting to create a coin for every new game that are developed, comes with the limitation of the utility for these tokens. You can basically only use those tokens in that game and there are no real demand for that token for anything else.

you can trade these tokens on an exchange. the tokens nature is on video games so it's normal that the tokens will only be used this way. We can't say that these tokens will also be used on the mainstream market but there are tokens that are also built for that.

I think that the STONE platform will allow you to use the same tokens in games that are traded on well-known exchanges, as well as exchange them with each other. It is very convenient and will be useful for the entire cryptocurrency industry and for the gaming industry.

Of course, this is the main idea of ​​the project so that you can use tokens already existing on the market and not create new ones.