Topic: Blockchain and games (Read 265 times)
With Cryptokitties, resources are being used & therefore fees to engage in the game have to increase when this happens. Satoshi Dice showed that gaming on the blockchain has a cost consequence.
Now the costs for the backend of successful projects are special. Some have owned or rented entire data centers to service their games. Now imagine that you managed to make a game with the server on a distributed registry. Then, with the expansion of the game's audience, the server infrastructure of the project automatically expands. So a million new installations will no longer be a headache for the Devops, there will not be a drop in servers. On the contrary. New installations will extend the network capacity of the project to a million devices. However, it should be understood that in this scenario, the design of the game should allow a technical implementation using a blockchain. So far, as far as I know, none of the existing technologies can realize something more complex and global than trivial rates or lottery.
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