Topic: Can Blockchain Games Revolutionize the Gaming Industry? - page 2. (Read 337 times)

They might have an effect but they are not revolutionizing anything. When you think AAA+ games, it's most likely better and cheaper and most importantly less confusing, if the game items are controlled by centralized service. They aren't really that decentralizede anyway when you think about it. As when those games stop offering servers and die, so will the items.

I really can't see any upside of storing and trading your own gun skin to centralized service to trading them in decentralized marketplace. But for argument's sake, let's say that game company can ban your account and froze your assets. Then the question isn't really if you can trade your assets in third party market, but why we are supporting such a companies in the first place.

Also XAI isn't most likely going to be one of the success stories even though you are trying to make them relevant as only example for this thread.

The matter the XAI is well design to gap the tradition it will not be interesting like the real games because XAI is already design and configured games so the interest of playing by yourself is not there. The XAI Blockchain gaming will not take over the traditional gaming industry but it might take over the web3 gaming. Though Blockchain games are to remove (revolution) the tradition games but that will not be easy because the tradition games have gain ground.

Blockchain will start to revolutionize it so that many games will switch to Blockchain technology to be more efficient and have better value. In recent years, many games have used blockchain technology and implemented games that are integrated with Web3 so that integration is easy to simplify. Some are quite successful but some have also been abandoned. Like P2E games that don't develop because they don't have the hype anymore.

The impact might not be significant if it gets listed on Binance because we are aware of the recent issues associated with it, and here in our community, there are concerns that it might soon face a ban. Nevertheless, the success of such technology will likely depend on the quality of the games it supports and how well it can maintain its user-friendly approach as it scales. I hope that as blockchain gaming evolves, the fun aspect doesn't get overshadowed. This is what happened in the past years with play-to-earn games; they focused more on earnings rather than the actual gameplay, and this led to their downfall.

Although games have had in-game items that have real world value even before the intervention of blockchain, people still played, so probably people will still play for the sake of fun. Your curiosity isn't wrong. The traffic might increase for the sole aim of profit.

We're not sure yet but it may be possible. The gaming projects have been hyped before and many gamers got crazy about them but the sudden collapse happened and we're not sure if gamers would still trust these new gaming projects anymore. They have to work hard in this just to gain attraction on the gamers and investors because that will affect the future of these projects and developers must know that it is hard to change the minds of the gamers/investors if they had a bad experience in the past. It should be more promising, not just a game.

Blockchain games could have the potential to revolutionise the gaming industry by introducing decentralised & transparent systems. With blockchain technology players can own and trade in game assets eliminating the need for centralised authorities. This opens up possibilities for new gameplay mechanics, cross game interactions & player driven economies. Blockchain's immutability ensures fair play & stops cheating. There could be issues with scalability & user adoption. But if these obstacles are overcome blockchain games could reshape the gaming industry by empowering players & creating new opportunities for creativity, ownership & monetisation.

Love to see how the gaming sector is up and doing , got a couple of them in my portfolio. Get to see new upgrades and features, Xai on the other hand is another worthwhile one. During the course of my research realized it’s a layer 3 blockchain on Arbitrum, simplifying in-game item trading and enhancing accessibility for gamers by addressing issues like high gas fees and complex interfaces.

Hundreds of gaming projects have already launched and we're still no where close of having the perfect blockchain gaming project yet. I know a few comes close to traditional gaming. The user experience is nothing to write home about and performance is an issue. I will keep an eye on Xai and try out their gaming platform.

Even if Xai is being built by Offchain Labs (Arbitrum team), I'm still not convinced yet until they can change the "gaming" on Blockchain narrative.

like Axie, the blockchain is necessary to reward gamers. rewarding gamers had been awhile even before the blockchain but because these tokens are classified as crypto assets also it makes it revolutionary.

the web3 is becoming a hype so its not so bad to see young blood in crypto. teends playing online games utilizing blockchain is an adoption of cryptocurrency. good to see younger people in the industry.

When we talk about blockchain games, the most important factor we must pay attention to are the games themselves, and not exactly the technology or cryptocurrency operating behind them to make the financial transactions involving the games.

You may have a top notch crypto project proposing to revolutionize the gaming industry, but if nobody is willing to play the games they promote, it's just not going to work. Games have to be addicting, exciting, popular and bring some innovative concepts in order to encourage potential players to join on long run. To make ripoffs of popular mmorpgs will just work (probably) on short run, for hype and speculative reasons, meaning it's not revolutionazing anything.

We have already seen this before with several blockchain games. On the other hand, I believe the opportunity of making something new and bigger always exist and it's pretty possible it comes from a crypto project, because many people nowadays resumed their lives to playing computer and smartphone games. Their lives are passing, and they are spending (or wasting) their whole time on this activity, so naturally it's fair and desirable they make some income from it to survive...

Games aren't solely entertainment hobbies anymore, like they used to be decades ago, when people seeked games to relief from daily stress. Now they are integral part of people's routines. Actually, that is how the gaming industry revolutionized the world. What comes next is just a consequence of this revolution.

Games have had in-game items that have real-world value for a good while now; even way before blockchain existed. In-game items will have demand simply because the players want it; regardless if blockchain is used or not.

No sure what revolution you are talking about? Why launching a separate token is necessary in the name of Blockchain gaming? Why a Blockchain is necessary for in-game purchase? What innovative idea is a token is bringing in?

I don't think the market needs millions and millions of tokens for specific applications. This is simply clogging the master network with huge volumes and pushing the gas fees higher. What's the utility?

It's fascinating how blockchain gives in-game items real-world value. But I'm curious, do you think this will change the core motivations for playing? Will fun still be the main driver, or will maximizing earning potential take over?
This whole Arbitrum Layer 3 thing for traditional gamers sounds promising too. Cause It could be something big here, especially if they start bringing out some killer games.

But I'm not saying it's guaranteed to moon and all. Although the price has been on an upward trend since the listing.

They need to make it more attractive to the gamers not just the Earning opportunities because it will be crowded by bots and other abusive players that will gonna be just there to play the game for money. they need to balance it more and not cause any trouble to the players that dedicating their time to grind items most of all, don't make it a PaytoPlay game because these kinds of games will only last for a while, and with lots of updates to make you spend lots of money, it's not really good for anyone who is looking for fun in a game.

XAI and blockchain gaming look pretty exciting! Owning in-game stuff for real, easy trading, and even having a say in game decisions is like a gamer's dream. XAI seems to cut through the blockchain complexity for gamers, fixing things like high fees and tricky wallets. Getting listed on big exchanges is a good sign, but the real deal is if gamers jump on board and XAI delivers what it promises.

Blockchain games stand a chance of changing the game industry because they're probably blurring the gap between gaming and investment. which means one could just be having fun and at the same time making an investment that will have real-life value.

For XAI, it's perhaps been growing exponentially, and it seems to be a success among others because it has been listed on Binance, and I bet it's already making an impact.

While XAI was successfully completed on the distribution of its token through Binance. I don't think that we're going back to the era where these gaming industries are going to be revolutionizing this market again. Maybe some might still survive but I just don't think that the entirety of them will still be bought by the community. However some of the people can stay on their own community playing their games and owning their tokens, it's that it's very different this time.

Blockchain technology is poised to revolutionize the gaming world, offering the tantalizing prospect of owning in-game assets as real-world items, seamless trading, and even player involvement in game governance. Projects like XAI are leading this charge.

XAI aims to bridge the gap between traditional gaming and Web3 by creating a dedicated gaming-focused layer3 blockchain, simplifying blockchain integration for all gamers. They've also tackled issues like high gas fees and complex wallet interactions with innovative solutions.

XAI has already secured listings on major exchanges like Bitget and Binance, attracting a crypto gamer community to explore this blockchain in its early stages.

Ultimately, I would love to hear your thoughts on XAI and the potential future of blockchain gaming.