What you provided is a guide on running a dota dedicated server. It has nothing to do with the question I have asked. What I asked is how would you connect your Xenio system with this? This system have no use if you can't make the blockchain register that you actually run that server from X time to Y time and give you a reward based on that. Since you are connecting a server which has nothing to do with the blockchain itself, anyone can just spoof hosting a game server and earn your system's coin for free without doing anything for the community/system at all.
I am asking bcz your project is interesting ,i can be a potential investor. like i did in enjin.
Hi tanvir,
I'm the lead developer for the blockchain,
i do especially like your question because it proves that you have technical thinking, but we will not run the servers ourselves because its impossible to have the source codes or the rights or the man power (if we had the codes/rights) to do so, unless the game is opensource and someone implements the blockchain for it, the game developers will have to embed the blockchain in their code, we will provide easy solutions for them and guides to do so, the blockchain in the part that its already coded holds connection times and some details for the peers and some of those details which are not personal (such as name) will be cross referenced with connections to the servers on the super block time....
feel free to ask anything but be patient for my reply time please
I thought you had already set up a system where already made games can be played. Looks like the wallet screenshots with DOTA and all are just for the hype but fake stuffs. Seems like there is another company doing the same as you but they are promising something much more than what xenio has to offer. There are already AAA rated games being built on it. Would you care to give me a comparison between xenion and oren https://orenplatform.com/documents/whitepaper.pdf
You can't compare what is not comparable, Oren released an ERC20 token for their presale, they are on testnet, Xenio will deliver the blockchain and a functional system. It is true that Oren is on testnet, however, we have advisors who are working in order to implement Xenio to platforms like xbox and playstation. Regarding the AAA games anyone can add them or any other game as long as the source code is available and that he knows how to implement a smart contract into a game.
It is not like we are going to controle the blockchain, anyone can host a game on his server, and give access to any player, depending his preferences.
You can consider Xenio as a marriage between ethereum and dash, the servers who will host games will act like masternodes and get rewarded for their ressources.
Regarding Oren, i checked the white paper, Xenio is above Oren in term of feasability, i don't want to go in criticising other projects, it is not the aim of this thread, however based on their features about price drop protection, i don't see the point. Regarding AAA games, we can add a lot of games as it is decentralized and open, and i would like to see the testnet, they say it is ready but there is no link yet.
Anyway, i see that you are new, welcome to the blockchain world.
Ok, moving away from the "technical" questions and coming to the actual questions from an investor's point of view. Having a triple-A rated game on a platform does actually creates demand for that system's currency. But, they have declared not just 1 but 3 triple-A rated games along with other multiple platform games are already being built exclusively to their platform. I wanna know if xenio have something like that going on as well. Because, ultimately no matter how much great one system is from the other or how much hunky funky functions a system has to offer becomes totally meaningless if the ultimate thing why its being built is not there. And yes that is the games themselves. Their claims to 3 AAA rated games seemed fishy to me so I researched a little and found Ubisoft would be backing them in the game development phase. I didn't believe that at all but later found out their member was ex Ubisoft employee, so that makes sense.
No, I am not demonizing either of the system, as an investor's point of view I have to know if the coins/tokens will have future demand for me to invest, and in that sense, I am observing they are light years ahead. I invested a shit tones in Nvo, I like the team and want to do more for them. This is why I cared to make an account on btctalk and ask these questions, hope you don't take it the wrong way.