Topic: [ANN][ICO] 🚀 BitGuild 🚀 Blockchain gaming platform - page 11. (Read 27614 times)

again thank you for having that in mind, i would not have been able to gather so much content for magic academy without getting into PLAT and having a chance to use it ! and i missed the ICO

You could argue one way or the other. In the end it is important what you yourself make out of your experience. You shouldn't let it influence yourself in a way that you can't make good decisions.

You would think that's true, but sometimes you feel different about things, more emotional and that might skew your view on things a little bit.

Hello team. I have not come here for a long time, and I remember that I followed this project. Could you tell me what news from the project, how is the development of the project and in general at what stage of the project is located. Just read a lot, I will be grateful to you.

tHEY are very pleased that you have joined our community. Check the pinned message for more details and please let me know if you have any questions, just type it away.

I think it is like us where you are a citizen and live with other citizens in a certain country, so it is Bitizens, where you can create your own bitizen and play with other bitizens in the BitGuild World.

When you said you got it free, do you mean you received this from participating the Ether Online giveaway event?

That is always the case, isn't it? If you have some specific insights into an industry from whatever perspective, it can be beneficial to you also when making investment decisions.

I wonder how many of the investors are actually gamers. Probably not so many, but I think such a platform is easier to understand and evaluate if you are a gamer.

Good to see more updates from the team. I'm a gamer and I like to see project like this who are based around gaming.

As long as they come up with constructive criticism and don't freak out those suggestions might be valuable

“Purpose of the BitGuild incubator is to support devs & enable them to build #blockchain games. We’re looking to bring on developers from all over the world who are building amazing games, or are interested in building them.”

https://venturebeat.com/2018/05/25/bitguild-launches-blockchain-games-portal-and-incubator/

https://twitter.com/BitGuildPLAT/status/1000082291203497984

Good read,thank you for sharing.

Have you decided about exact date when you plan to do bounty tokens distribution?Im not in a big hurry personally,but i have some friends asking.Thank you.

The Dual-Audience Dilemma: Appealing to Both Traditional and Crypto Gamers
https://medium.com/the-notice-board/the-dual-audience-dilemma-appealing-to-both-traditional-and-crypto-gamers-d75c584de84e

Blockchain gaming is on the rise, there’s no dispute, and this new technology has all the fixin’s to revolutionize our dear gaming industry.

Like so many ideas or innovations before it, such as the transition to online services and Free-to-Play models, blockchain and crypto are going to be making an impact on games as we know them today — and if BitGuild has anything to say on the matter, it’ll be a change for the better.

There’s an inherent challenge to face though, because currently, blockchain games aren’t really games as your typical player would define them. Early blockchain titles such as CryptoCountries and CryptoKitties are shining examples of new ideas springing forth from the trenches in order to make an early impact, but can fall short in the eyes of someone like a seasoned console gamer.

These types of games have garnered a fair amount of popularity in enthusiast communities. However, while these new blockchain titles are doing something that hasn’t really been done before, and are quite profitable while doing so, daily active users are at relatively low number when compared to traditional gaming spaces. That’s hardly going to make much of an impact on gaming as a whole.

This isn’t because the games are bad, per se. It’s an expectations issue resulting from the fact that traditional gaming audiences and crypto gaming audiences are currently two very different groups.

Today’s mainstream gamer knows what to expect from their chosen experiences — they want good stories, tight and gratifying gameplay, and charming graphics. They generally believe games should be free, or have a fixed cost, optionally supplemented with DLC or cosmetic microtransactions. The type of games they play have roots reaching as far back as the days of coin operated arcade machines, and represent a natural progression based on the same concepts that were seen back then. This type of gamer isn’t generally accustomed to an entire genre based around the idea of gamified transactions that have real world value — it’s just too different!

Cryptogamers on the other hand, are currently represented by an audience that primarily comes from cryptocurrency enthusiasts — people fascinated with a new technology that facilitates true item ownership in online games. They play these games for a chance to win cryptocurrency prize pools, the main goal being to get higher returns than what they spent on the game in the first place. Player counts are still low, yet average amount spent per user is relatively high when comparing with more traditional formats, such as PC, Console, and Mobile platforms.

At BitGuild we believe there is room for both types of players, and our ultimate goal is to slowly bring the two together as we release innovative and fresh experiences. We aim to provide playable blockchain titles in a wide variety of flavors — hopefully offering up something appetizing for gamers from all walks of life.

Though early titles to make their debut on BitGuild, such as Ether Online and Magic Academy, are strictly in the “crypto” genre, we have several other titles in the pipes for people who are more interested in more traditional gameplay experiences.

Games such as Mythereum, a trading card game, are going to be among the first blockchain games that truly appeal to current core gamers. It’s akin to something like Hearthstone — the most striking difference being how assets are handled. In most current major digital card games, you don’t truly own your cards, and trading is restricted — all in an effort to promote more sales instead of creating a compelling ecosystem that will in itself drive sales. In Mythereum, you truly own your cards, and are free to buy, sell, or trade them as you please.

We also have ETH.Town coming soon, and while this title veers more towards the crypto side of the gaming spectrum, it incorporates a number of unique and innovative features that are aimed at melding classic gameplay systems with elements of newer crypto and trading focused titles.

As we progress, we hope to gradually merge the two groups of gamers, creating an audience and ecosystem that will pave the way for future generations of blockchain games to thrive in.

We invite you all to start playing games on www.bitguild.com right now! You should also consider joining the community on our official Discord Server, where you’ll be able to keep up with all the latest news, interact with the team, offer feedback, participate in aidrops & giveaways, and more!

Is the ICO still online? When will it end?

 I want to make sure that how many Plat are selling on the bitguild game platform? Is it limited or will alway exist on the platform? If the price is fixed at 1eth - 60000 plats, how can the price go up if we are on exchanges?

Currently there are incentives based on attack power or battle power, which are dependent on item levels. Will there also be prices for winning tournaments etc?

I think that a clear answer is required.  People who brought during ico should be first to sell to people who missed out and want to play the games.  To say 50 to 100 Eth.  That's a big spread and it could even be more.  We need transparency

I think that bitguild spit on their investors, they sell their tokens from the platform, and you investors can play an amusing toy on their PLAT, I very much regret that I trusted this team

I like very much game content. Now there are not so many really good gaming platforms, so I'm very glad that such a project has appeared. I hope, you will finish everything and you will have a good website. It is important that very soon you will have a beta launch.