Like Bitcoin introduced P2P (Peer to peer) transactions, a simple NFT game introduces a similar kind of gaming style called P2P Gaming under general crypto gaming where players play with NFTS and can directly alter each other's NFTS statistics by attacking each other through an organized merit and point system called Battledogs Arena. The founder is also the developer and has a history in finance, being tapped into crypto by a cybersecurity firm trying to work its endpoint solution to the blockchain for transparency.
Keeping this simple in a merit by point system?
So what is Battledogs Arena, the p2p game?It's generally an EVM agnostic p2p #NFT full On-Chain Asset (OCA) battle card multiplayer crypto game that rewards winners in a zero-sum-game for crypto in addition to rewarding all players with GAME token for playing & levelling up their Battledog NFT cards.
So, a mixed combination of GameFi and GambleFi.
What is the problem BA is trying to solve? And why is it important?Most Web3 degen shitcoin trading sets the industry back as adoption means even newbies getting in but scam memecoins with a shelf-life of 2 weeks has lead to confusion and discouragement among newcomers and stealing focus from the true goals of web3.
What is their proposed solution? How does the game work?Feed the degen habit constructively with gamefi and gamblefi tokenomics.
Give the degens a simpe web3 game they can channel this habit towards furthering the goals of gamefi and at the same time keep these degens from pushing scam tokens just to feed their desire to take crypto from another holder. The goal is to bring this type of gaming to each L2 so degens have a chance at gameFi/gambleFi with better odds over shitcoin trading on their preferred lowcost L2 chain
How? Here is how.
BA Being a simple zero-sum-game based on a point and merit system that allows all to play with a primary but external highly liquid token A (meaning team members do not control the gameplay token).
This grants players the freedom to mint and battle with full OCA Game NFTs in direct peer-to-peer confrontational style.
When two players attack each other's NFT cards in this way, they take points from one another. Everytime these points cross 100 points threshold, these winners can withdraw the token A they spent during gameplay as well as the token A won by successfully taking the points of others (insofar they haven’t incurred any penalties, ensuring fair gameplay).
For sustainability, BA earns fees by taxing in-game transactions of token A by both parties.
The taxed amount is used for burning, rewarding stakers of a secondary utility and rewards token, a Token B, for supporting further development and marketing. This secondary Token B, called the GAME token, is used to reward all players via another important interfacing contract, a Proof of Play contract. A contract that rewards players based on their gaming activity and achievements with GAME. Token B has 3 major usescases: it can be burnt to level up your Battledog NFT so players can use less monetary resources in their next fight.
It is designed to be highly liquid and scarce so players can also cash out its value to their respective wallets.
Finally, it can also be staked via a Harvester contract that rewards players based on their staking activity.
In most typical deployments, a major percentage in gaming fees goes to these stakers.
Any existing competition we know of and do they have a competitive advantage?There is no existing competition in the current web3 gamefi space. Why? Because while many gamefi startups take the approach of trying to outdo web2 gaming, or trying to integrate web3 into web2 gaming, BA adopts a much simpler approach by building a web3 game just for web3 gaming degens. It's on-chain mission emcompasses peer-to-peer interactions via NFTS, Play 2 Earn, Token Burns, Staking, Proof of Play Mining. Built to appeal the web3 player and all what makes web3 elegant, unique and profitable for a degen. This area is grossly overlooked as many assume the web3 gamer and the web2 gamer are the same with the same motives and goals. I strongly disagree to this oversimplication. Many of these features are what many web3 gamers look for in a crypto game and that's just what they want, a game about crypto, and not the occasional storylines and graphics they can all get from web2 or picking up the traditional PS4/Xbox.
Tokenomics on GAME? Rewards Vault holds 50%, Vesting. Slow unlock
Marketing 10% Vesting
Partnerships & Ecosystem Development 10% Vesting
Dev & Team Tokens 5% Vesting
All 14 EVM Deployments till date: Apexchain (Less than 1mil marketcap chain, but with over 40k gameplay transactions and $12,000 distributed to players till date)
https://apexdogs.fun Arbitrum,
https://arbdogs.fun Base,
https://basedogs.fun BSC Network,
https://bscdogs.fun Core Network,
https://coredogs.fun Linea,
https://lineadogs.fun Manta (BA one of 10 teams specially selected to showcase GameFi on Manta Network, 500 mil valuation ZK Network that raised 60 Mil from
Binance Labs and Polychain. BA has received 20K Manta tokens for their accomplishments)
https://mantadogs.fun Mantle,
]https://lineadogs.fun[/color] Okx chain,
https://okxdogs.fun Opbnb Network,
https://opbnbdogs.fun Polygon,
]https://polydogs.fun[/color] Pulsechain,
]https://pulsedogs.fun[/color] Scroll,
https://scrolldogs.fun ZkFair (latest)
https://fairdogs.funInfograph Overview of the P2P Game (using Apex deployment as an example):
https://i.imgur.com/cvOdCJQ.jpgSocialswebsite: https://batttledogs.fun twitter: https://twitter.com/battledogsarenatelegram: https://t.me/battledogsarenadiscord: https://discord.com/invite/tCdYyJkGeneral documentation can found at each deployment chain's individual website. P2P Gaming is sure to take a huge significant share in general crypto gaming and the coming bull. it's cheaper, cleaner and far more lucrative and true to its purpose: making each player a good profit.
