Topic: Gaming on the Blockchain - page 4. (Read 8529 times)

But to withdraw your bitcoin after win some games I dont think that is a good idea because that will be a wasting if you can't end it fast, you just wasting you time running circle to get items to make you stronger before you can end it. If that is the game plan may be we do some botting faucet, its easier to do than playing game

Yes the best idea here would be to have offchain use of ressources. But with the ability to withdraw the ressources from your account or refill on your will

This sounds like fun, but what kind of turn-based game will wait for 30 minutes to confirm a transaction?
I would like to play chess against someone, where every move is recorded on the blockchain. You pay for every move you make and it goes to a central escrow service, that would pay the winner on completion of the match.
The only problem is speed and honesty.    

we can use bitcoin as a primary resourse and litecoin or monero maybe as a second, it would promote the rts genre more, seeing how it is dying and i hate this, as i love RTS to death

That's a nice idea, I would play the game if someone want to make it

what about a rts like age of empire that utilize bitcoin and altcoin as a resource system in-game, so instead of wood and gold you get bitcoin and altcoin, then your final income can be withdrawal only if you win the game

The Bitcoin Coop is having the first Gaming on the Blockchain Meetup/Google Hangout tomorrow! See below for details.

Please elaborate.

Looking forward to the Hangout tomorrow

EverdreamSoft just launched a website for their in-game currency BitCrystals which will be used in Spells of Genesis and Moonga - http://www.bitcrystals.com, check it out!

Guys, it doesn't matter if playing a video game is less profitable than faucets or day trading. Consider the value of your free time and consumer satisfaction: you don't have to click through endless captchas or stay up all night on caffeine (or worse). You just get to play some video games.

Bitcoin Magazine is currently not accepting editorials/features, so the Cryptocurrencies in Video Games series I was writing there came to a halt. Gaming on the Blockchain continues on NewsBTC, however. Bitcoin Magazine may accept editorials again in the future.

The decentralized proof of play-style games like Motocoin and Huntercoin encountered problems in the form of bots and players with savant-like abilities. Huntercoin was overtaken by a player they called the Dominator--it's kind of like the WoW episode of South Park. 

The Huntercoin developer is going to make a comeback, however, and he has way more ideas. He will be featured on Gaming on the Blockchain in the future, perhaps soon. We were given a demo 

For now, we're still covering EverdreamSoft's Moonga/Spells of Genesis plans: no proof of play, but in-game assets will be on the blockchain via Counterparty. Hope you'll tune into the Hangout broadcast from Decentral Vancouver (https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/c6vdhtji70uil6picm5vtqmb0e8) with the CEO of EDS and Koji of Indie Square. The crowd is getting free smart property 

Has he heard of Motocoin?
The whole currency is run by a small moto simulation game. In this case, the blockchain is a game.
Too bad the dev left and the website expired. 

Motocoin was on track very well to become such a game that is fun to play and you can earn coins directly in the game.
Unfortunately there are bots that ruined the chance to win so you can only get very little even if you get some skill.
Perhaps it does better than faucets though since they pay so little. Trade price of MOTO is very low now too so maybe a good strategy could be to play and hold earnings longterm. Still a recommendation to try, it's free (in-wallet) and fun.

I've been a member on Dragon Knight 2 for 52 days. But, obviously, not playing the game, all day everyday, lol. I only play when I have free time, which isn't that often. The CS GO sounds great, but as far as I know, you have to pay to play it, since you need to buy the game first. I believe you need to have CS GO already bought, then log in for free on the Hyper server, and play. It's also not the kind of game I'm personally into, so I didn't look into it too much.

But playing games for crypto, is once again shown to be way more profitable than faucets.

in how much time you got that amount? because with cs go you can get easily 50 coins in 4 hours or so, i didn't tried recently, but with the old update it was even more easy

Sure, I can get you proof.

Here's the Hyper address I used with Dragon Knight2: HGxGCDz31mdwVHmoUQRLTrARqhyPGkznV4

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/hyper/address.dws?HGxGCDz31mdwVHmoUQRLTrARqhyPGkznV4.htm

I only used this address with Hyper Wars, another free to play web-based game, I only got 4 hyper from that so far, because I prefer the Dragon Knight game personally.

If you log into Dragon Knight, anyone can view my profile and see how much I've withdrawn, but you need to be logged in to see it, so here's a pic:


Hyper's been fluctuating between 0.00011 and .000125 recently. But figuring it out at .00011 from those 2 games (check the Total Received for the address), I've gotten 0.008682685 Btc worth of HYPER, which is about $2.05. But I actually could have gotten more, I wanted to get some GoldPieces (as shown in the pic), that GP could have been 0.0022825 btc worth of HYPER, (because GoldPieces conversion rate was double what Hyper was, so I divided GP by half, and figured out the btc worth with .00011 rate, which equals about 50 cents)

In total that's about $2.55 worth of Hyper.

Note: If you look up the rates of Hyper and GoldPieces now to DragonPoints it was recently changed this week, to be less, due to CryptoDatabase making it easier to get DragonPoints, the higher level you are. I seem to be getting about double the points (which equals about the same amount of Hyper), but I haven't had that much time to play this week to check it out. The change wasn't to give less money, it was to make it more profitable in the future for those who work at it and get stronger and can kill stronger monsters.

But, like I said, that Hyper I do have, is sitting in my wallet, and will give me more by staking it.

And it's free to play.

For more information Dragon Knight 2 and Hyper wars, you can see here: http://makingmoneyhoney.com/games4cryptos.htm

Ok if you say that game can earn you some and more than any faucets. Where is the proof? And can you post some link to the game so everyone can see it and try to play it so that will make the game legit to be played

That's why I suggested Dragon Knight 2, because I literally got way more money (In Hyper) by playing a game than I would have gotten doing faucets the whole time (In Bitcoin). Plus Hyper stakes while you keep it in  your wallet. So it's growing even when I'm doing nothing.

Altough if Im enjoying the game but the time is not worth to waste because the payout is only 10k sat but with faucet it will earn more than 10k sat and I think the time we used is faster than 200 kills. So we spend a little time but get much sat so I think its worth enough. I didnt say that the game is boring or hard to achieved but this is just about the payment

yeah but not simply games, we need something big, like blizzard/valve games or general good fps game

card games are an okish start but i want more complex game


i think you should get something to begin with, if they want to encourage adoption rate for this project