Topic: [ANN] [GP] GoldPieces - MMO RPGs Live -Online RPG Gaming Currency -NO PREMINE - page 13. (Read 70914 times)

Yeah, my system is pretty bad.  I've been wondering whether to try it in another browser, I'm not expert in such things but my feeling is that Chrome's memory management system is rather inneffective and that this doesn't help.  (Also I should really not have any other tabs open or Wallets - particularly HYPER which is a memory hog - open at the same time!    Largely my own fault.)

Or... I should just take time off work and play Snake repeatedly until the funds generated from doing so can buy me a decent PC!  Or... perhaps not.

Yeah, it's really a sad story, the saddest one  

...looking at the last picture it came to my mind, it looks like the snake was telling me "You Shall Not Pass". 

I get a lag too sometimes, maybe just 2-3 times until 300 points and i too experienced the snake's position jumps, for me just for one spot but certainly not for several spots as you are saying.

That is some high level snake. Definitely out of my league 

That's such a sad story CrazyJack! 

My own sad story about Snake is that my PC is so under-powered that I quite often get lag and the snake's position jumps several places in one go - quite often straight into the wall of course, especially since the game was tweaked so that coins got places right against the wall frequently.

(Oh, and one or other of my young daughters - or both - might start clambering over me in the middle of a game, which especially before the Pause function was implemented often meant Game Over!) 

Want so share my latest snake results. So at the 200 point my snake looked like this:



...and some minutes later at 301 points snake looked as pictures shows below.



...and here comes the irony, because is wanted to share my results with you i pushed escape button for pause at 301 points, but as picture tells, i crashed soon after i unpaused the game. Crap. Could be still playing...

GP withdrawals worked like a charm.  Nice job! 

The account page on the website for snake currently only lists how much Hyper you earned. I will update it later to show how much GP you earned.

Edit: I will also add the GP icon in game on a future update.

Yes and i had a privilege to be the first one to test it...

Fixed it. Thank you

Thanks.  You might want to change the description on the account page:
"Make sure your withdrawal address entered is a correct HYPER wallet address. Coins sent to wrong address cannot be recovered."

Thanks.
I PM'd you.

Yeah. Change your current address to a GP address and play.

Um.... how?  (Sorry if this is a dumb question!  )  Do you just change your wallet to a GP address?

Awesome work rghmodz!

I need to post a big GP update soon there is a lot happening now.

Please PM me your GP address so I can send you some GP as well.

You can now earn GP playing Snake. Play here https://playforcrypto.com/

Steps to play:
Disable ad block if you use ad block. It wont let you play if ad block is enabled.
Register an account(Recommended to use a secure password you don't use on other websites)
Sign in and then click the "Play Snake" button in navigation bar.

Playing daily gets you a small bonus.

The controls are arrow keys and WASD to move and escape to pause.

Why don't you offer people here some HYPER and GP for being your referral in Star Citizen? Might be a win-win

Not wrong TD, this is some actual research being done. Heh, probably worth a lot more than $15k GP is.

People who play games rarely think what goes on into making one function to an acceptable degree, the developers are really not even main cost of the big games on the market, the marketing and publishers take most of the top line sales figures. Steam offers indie devs a way to make money without selling their souls, but Steam is now really bloated and a money making machine for Gabe without any real new development in years.

Think what games that came out of nowhere to have millions of players would achieve having crypto integration, most probably one they own ofc .. but someone has to make it. For the new game developers growing up now, crypto will be a given in a few years time, just like how mobile and internet games are now. As city populations grow and more devices people have and less physical work, the gaming industry is barely getting started.

Without the need for publishers for small studios, more will actually become game devs. == speaking of small studios and no publishers, everyone know about Star Citizen? $100mil crowdfunded Chris Roberts (Wing Commander) space .. thing game. He wanted to fund $2mil to show publishers there is a space sim demand and get $18mil to make a $20mil game, which ballooned to the biggest baddest game anyone is making right now or ever attempted. /// Why? He targeted the right people at the right time with the right idea.

https://robertsspaceindustries.com/ - PC Master Race No 1 weapon. It will melt your PC, unless you got some souped up PCs from glory days of mining in 2014
--ps: if going to buy into Star Citizen, send me a PM, think there are some goodies for referrals.

I appreciate what you're saying and of course there are always variables.  I'm working on the assumption that Inkhascape will be developed continuously (based on the dev seeming very motivated, with the caveat that, as a dev myself, I know motivation can wax and wane, and real life issues often get in the way), but I think comparing it to DKV is a little unbalanced.  While I have enjoyed playing DKV and written a couple of quests for that, the game world and way it's all set up does not lend itself to immersive gameplay and exploration.  Essentially you're spending most of your time grinding levels or performing very repetitive actions.  Even the quests are merely to read and get stuff, you basically only have to visit each location to forward the quest.

Inkhascape seems a very different beast, which if (well developed and with an active community) can offer a vast living, breathing world to explore - it's like a detailed full colour painting compared to a basic pencil sketch in terms of how it shapes up to DKV.  (No offence to DKV or Anarchist, but it's just not designed to be a full, immersive RPG experience.)

At the end of the day this is all conjecture and we'll just have to wait to see how things pan out.  I just have a good feeling about Inkhascape and its potential impact on the GP infrastructure.  But I do appreciate that I could be completely wrong! 

Inkha I am so excited to see the new awesome website up!


HYPER already supports most of these games, and in fact GP supports quite a lot of them too.

You can learn more at http://cashncarry.info

Soon I will start posting regular GP updates as the ecosystem is much larger and more exciting than it first appears.

Also, while I LOVE Dragon Knight, the economy is not structured in a way to give HYPER and GP a huge in-game value, whereas Inkhascape is designed specifically to create a huge place for GP in its economy, and supports FULL GP integration, and is also in full 3D.

It's still very early days for GP it's exciting times.

That is true, still remember those days, trying to accumulate as much gold as possible in particular game like Skyrim. The game was released in 2011 and its the only serious game i play even today. Ok, i know, i am not a gamer. But still. So what we learned from that. Its all about fun, pleasure and new discoveries at first glance. That is why we play, at least me. So priority is give that to players at first, money and demand for coins will come later.

Hm, i am not so sure about that. It all depends on how well and long Inkha will support the project (new additions, features, bounties, a lot of work, it is not a simple and one night job as one might think). You can see what happened with Dragon Knight, all started with high expectations, although we got it, about how well will affect the price and demand for GP, HYPER, etc. The game itself is still excellent but that is, there is no thrill anymore. The number of regular daily players tells everything. I play the game from time to time, but that is. Want something more. The big challenge is how to keep players interested in particular. Only one thing that comes to my mind is bounties and prices. Just look how well poker and game tournaments are doing (Dota 2, Smite, League of Legends, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, etc)

Source: http://www.esportsearnings.com/tournaments