Will there be on your platform these numerous boxes with equipment for money? Will there be donation cards and stuff?
This is now building the entire gaming economy.
Topic: [ANN][Pre-ICO] LOTUS CORE - The decentralized platform for digital games - page 5. (Read 1226 times)
March 17, 2018, 07:10:23 AM
March 17, 2018, 06:36:07 AM
Will there be on your platform these numerous boxes with equipment for money? Will there be donation cards and stuff?
This is now building the entire gaming economy. March 17, 2018, 05:45:27 AM
Will there be on your platform these numerous boxes with equipment for money? Will there be donation cards and stuff?
This is now building the entire gaming economy. March 17, 2018, 05:23:12 AM
Will there be on your platform these numerous boxes with equipment for money? Will there be donation cards and stuff?
March 16, 2018, 05:42:30 PM
Rather see your platform in the work! If there will be interesting games - I'll buy it right away)))
I join your enthusiasm. Very interesting project March 16, 2018, 05:20:30 PM
Rather see your platform in the work! If there will be interesting games - I'll buy it right away)))
March 16, 2018, 04:31:05 PM
If you can sell on the platform the games, by the popularity are equal to DOTA or PUBG, or something - success is guaranteed to you 
By the way, I think everything is possible, because it's also profitable for developers. And just like that, who have 1-2 games but they are cult. It will be useful to everyone. And maybe more March 16, 2018, 04:03:04 PM
If you can sell on the platform the games, by the popularity are equal to DOTA or PUBG, or something - success is guaranteed to you
By the way, I think everything is possible, because it's also profitable for developers. And just like that, who have 1-2 games but they are cult. It will be useful to everyone. March 16, 2018, 03:19:04 PM
If you can sell on the platform the games, by the popularity are equal to DOTA or PUBG, or something - success is guaranteed to you
March 16, 2018, 02:57:33 PM
Hello everyone. The 50% stage bonus is not a discount, instead you will get 50% more tokens when you contribute at the pre-sale. For example if you contribute 1 ETH (equivalent to 35,000 LTS) during the pre-sale, you will actually receive 52,500 LTS in your address
The 50% stage bonus will be active during the whole pre-sale event (from March 21st to April 21st).
Excellent conditions for investment.The 50% stage bonus will be active during the whole pre-sale event (from March 21st to April 21st).
How many partners do you need in the form of game developers to start a full-scale activity?
March 16, 2018, 01:31:02 PM
Hello everyone. The 50% stage bonus is not a discount, instead you will get 50% more tokens when you contribute at the pre-sale. For example if you contribute 1 ETH (equivalent to 35,000 LTS) during the pre-sale, you will actually receive 52,500 LTS in your address
The 50% stage bonus will be active during the whole pre-sale event (from March 21st to April 21st).
Excellent conditions for investment.The 50% stage bonus will be active during the whole pre-sale event (from March 21st to April 21st).
How many partners do you need in the form of game developers to start a full-scale activity?
March 16, 2018, 12:53:08 PM
The Lotus Protocol can be implemented by game developers into the games they make, independently from which channels they choose to sell their digital games.
For example, Steam or GOG could use the Lotus protocol and list digital game cartridges if they wanted, but we don't think that's likely to occur as long as they support a centralized distribution model.
Some key differences between buying a game from Steam and buying a game with the Lotus protocol are:
1. Steam lends you a "license to play" that can lock you out from your purchased game given certain circumstances. The Lotus Protocol gives you a digital game that you own forever or until you decide to trade it with someone else.
2. Steam won't let you share "your" games so easily or will put restrictions when they let you share them, because those games are not really yours. The Lotus Protocol allows you to freely lend, trade or sell YOUR digital games with anyone freely.
3. Steam store takes away 30% of sales revenue from game developers. Lotus Store will grant 100% of sales revenue to developers, (devs even get rewarded every time someone makes a transaction with Lotus Tokens and a game they made).
For example, Steam or GOG could use the Lotus protocol and list digital game cartridges if they wanted, but we don't think that's likely to occur as long as they support a centralized distribution model.
Some key differences between buying a game from Steam and buying a game with the Lotus protocol are:
1. Steam lends you a "license to play" that can lock you out from your purchased game given certain circumstances. The Lotus Protocol gives you a digital game that you own forever or until you decide to trade it with someone else.
2. Steam won't let you share "your" games so easily or will put restrictions when they let you share them, because those games are not really yours. The Lotus Protocol allows you to freely lend, trade or sell YOUR digital games with anyone freely.
3. Steam store takes away 30% of sales revenue from game developers. Lotus Store will grant 100% of sales revenue to developers, (devs even get rewarded every time someone makes a transaction with Lotus Tokens and a game they made).
But what happens if the player is banned by the server, for cheating? Will this lock be on the game, or only on his account?
March 16, 2018, 11:59:37 AM
The Lotus Protocol can be implemented by game developers into the games they make, independently from which channels they choose to sell their digital games.
For example, Steam or GOG could use the Lotus protocol and list digital game cartridges if they wanted, but we don't think that's likely to occur as long as they support a centralized distribution model.
Some key differences between buying a game from Steam and buying a game with the Lotus protocol are:
1. Steam lends you a "license to play" that can lock you out from your purchased game given certain circumstances. The Lotus Protocol gives you a digital game that you own forever or until you decide to trade it with someone else.
2. Steam won't let you share "your" games so easily or will put restrictions when they let you share them, because those games are not really yours. The Lotus Protocol allows you to freely lend, trade or sell YOUR digital games with anyone freely.
3. Steam store takes away 30% of sales revenue from game developers. Lotus Store will grant 100% of sales revenue to developers, (devs even get rewarded every time someone makes a transaction with Lotus Tokens and a game they made).
For example, Steam or GOG could use the Lotus protocol and list digital game cartridges if they wanted, but we don't think that's likely to occur as long as they support a centralized distribution model.
Some key differences between buying a game from Steam and buying a game with the Lotus protocol are:
1. Steam lends you a "license to play" that can lock you out from your purchased game given certain circumstances. The Lotus Protocol gives you a digital game that you own forever or until you decide to trade it with someone else.
2. Steam won't let you share "your" games so easily or will put restrictions when they let you share them, because those games are not really yours. The Lotus Protocol allows you to freely lend, trade or sell YOUR digital games with anyone freely.
3. Steam store takes away 30% of sales revenue from game developers. Lotus Store will grant 100% of sales revenue to developers, (devs even get rewarded every time someone makes a transaction with Lotus Tokens and a game they made).
But what happens if the player is banned by the server, for cheating? Will this lock be on the game, or only on his account?
March 16, 2018, 11:27:40 AM
The Lotus Protocol can be implemented by game developers into the games they make, independently from which channels they choose to sell their digital games.
For example, Steam or GOG could use the Lotus protocol and list digital game cartridges if they wanted, but we don't think that's likely to occur as long as they support a centralized distribution model.
Some key differences between buying a game from Steam and buying a game with the Lotus protocol are:
1. Steam lends you a "license to play" that can lock you out from your purchased game given certain circumstances. The Lotus Protocol gives you a digital game that you own forever or until you decide to trade it with someone else.
2. Steam won't let you share "your" games so easily or will put restrictions when they let you share them, because those games are not really yours. The Lotus Protocol allows you to freely lend, trade or sell YOUR digital games with anyone freely.
3. Steam store takes away 30% of sales revenue from game developers. Lotus Store will grant 100% of sales revenue to developers, (devs even get rewarded every time someone makes a transaction with Lotus Tokens and a game they made).
For example, Steam or GOG could use the Lotus protocol and list digital game cartridges if they wanted, but we don't think that's likely to occur as long as they support a centralized distribution model.
Some key differences between buying a game from Steam and buying a game with the Lotus protocol are:
1. Steam lends you a "license to play" that can lock you out from your purchased game given certain circumstances. The Lotus Protocol gives you a digital game that you own forever or until you decide to trade it with someone else.
2. Steam won't let you share "your" games so easily or will put restrictions when they let you share them, because those games are not really yours. The Lotus Protocol allows you to freely lend, trade or sell YOUR digital games with anyone freely.
3. Steam store takes away 30% of sales revenue from game developers. Lotus Store will grant 100% of sales revenue to developers, (devs even get rewarded every time someone makes a transaction with Lotus Tokens and a game they made).
But what happens if the player is banned by the server, for cheating? Will this lock be on the game, or only on his account?
March 16, 2018, 11:06:00 AM
So will you integrate your protocol into Steam or Origin or not?
It will be very cool if they can realize it in the mentioned systems !! 
The Lotus Protocol can be implemented by game developers into the games they make, independently from which channels they choose to sell their digital games.
For example, Steam or GOG could use the Lotus protocol and list digital game cartridges if they wanted, but we don't think that's likely to occur as long as they support a centralized distribution model.
Some key differences between buying a game from Steam and buying a game with the Lotus protocol are:
1. Steam lends you a "license to play" that can lock you out from your purchased game given certain circumstances. The Lotus Protocol gives you a digital game that you own forever or until you decide to trade it with someone else.
2. Steam won't let you share "your" games so easily or will put restrictions when they let you share them, because those games are not really yours. The Lotus Protocol allows you to freely lend, trade or sell YOUR digital games with anyone freely.
3. Steam store takes away 30% of sales revenue from game developers. Lotus Store will grant 100% of sales revenue to developers, (devs even get rewarded every time someone makes a transaction with Lotus Tokens and a game they made).
March 16, 2018, 09:51:13 AM
One person buys a game on your platform. Then he can sell this game to another player, returning his money back? Or he can give the game play for a while?
Lotus Core is a protocol to own games like a physical copy, the idea is simulate the behavior of a physical copy, so you can trade, gift, lend or sell any game that you already buyed.
But is like those games have attached a private key that you transfer so only the other person can launch the game? Or how does it work to make sure that after a transaction only one person owns the game?
Basically the game verifies the ownership using the player's private key. For more info, please check out the section "Execution or Launching Process" of "Use-Cases" in our whitepaper https://lotuscore.io/whitepaper
In detail when you buy a game then you should get a proof of ownership provided by the developer. After that, when you trade a game two things should happen, first the owner of the cartridge (the game contract) changes, additionally a new contract is created in the blockchain signed by the previous owner, allowing the new owner's account to now prove ownership of the game by using the original proof of ownership plus the endorsement. This transparent and automated process allows the new owner to play the game.
That explains it well. Theoretically your system could be applied to any game out there that involves access keys if those games allowed for integration with your service via an API.
That is correct
March 16, 2018, 09:43:01 AM
One of the best projects now. I like the idea, I like the way you present it - it's worthy of respect.
Perhaps, completely agree with you! A great idea to make the world of virtual games even more comfortableHey there, thank you guys for supporting Lotus Core. Be sure to join our Telegram group to stay up to date for announcements and to join the conversation
---> https://t.me/lotuscore March 16, 2018, 09:40:22 AM
so convenient. The token will be sent to my own ETH address.
Yeah, that's cool. It's a pity that the bonus company isn't very extensive.Hello everyone. The 50% stage bonus is not a discount, instead you will get 50% more tokens when you contribute at the pre-sale. For example if you contribute 1 ETH (equivalent to 35,000 LTS) during the pre-sale, you will actually receive 52,500 LTS in your address
The 50% stage bonus will be active during the whole pre-sale event (from March 21st to April 21st).
March 16, 2018, 09:40:02 AM
Do you have a smart contract?
I didn’t find information about the smart contracts:(Hello
You can check out the smart contracts we've written so far in our Github repository, available at https://github.com/lotuscore March 16, 2018, 09:22:15 AM
so convenient. The token will be sent to my own ETH address.
Yeah, that's cool. It's a pity that the bonus company isn't very extensive.Hello everyone. The 50% stage bonus is not a discount, instead you will get 50% more tokens when you contribute at the pre-sale. For example if you contribute 1 ETH (equivalent to 35,000 LTS) during the pre-sale, you will actually receive 52,500 LTS in your address
The 50% stage bonus will be active during the whole pre-sale event (from March 21st to April 21st).
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