How are you planning on connecting these games, or are you rebuilding your own version of them in conjunction with a gaming site.
Is your site going to be based off the high-scores of those specific games?
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Where there is a will, there is a way... Someone will always try to game your system in an effort to automate or win as much as possible.
Take flappy bird, probably not a good idea, there's already a few flappy game beaters out there, check out Hackday for an example:
http://hackaday.com/2014/07/27/an-automated-flappy-bird-player/
You're going to want to put in something that is difficult to game against with a camera, an fpga board, and someone with way too much time on their hands.
My suggestion to bit-lottery for example was to using something from the blockchain as part of his game, you may want to consider something unique to keep people from autoplaying your games to win with an element of randomness at a gameplay level not determine by pixel collisions, etc.
Take flappy bird, probably not a good idea, there's already a few flappy game beaters out there, check out Hackday for an example:
http://hackaday.com/2014/07/27/an-automated-flappy-bird-player/
You're going to want to put in something that is difficult to game against with a camera, an fpga board, and someone with way too much time on their hands.
My suggestion to bit-lottery for example was to using something from the blockchain as part of his game, you may want to consider something unique to keep people from autoplaying your games to win with an element of randomness at a gameplay level not determine by pixel collisions, etc.
Thanks for your great response.
Flappy Bird can be attacked by bots.
What about match 3 games like candy crush?
Zuma deluxe too?
Where there is a will, there is a way... Someone will always try to game your system in an effort to automate or win as much as possible.
Take flappy bird, probably not a good idea, there's already a few flappy game beaters out there, check out Hackday for an example:
http://hackaday.com/2014/07/27/an-automated-flappy-bird-player/
You're going to want to put in something that is difficult to game against with a camera, an fpga board, and someone with way too much time on their hands.
My suggestion to bit-lottery for example was to using something from the blockchain as part of his game, you may want to consider something unique to keep people from autoplaying your games to win with an element of randomness at a gameplay level not determine by pixel collisions, etc.
Take flappy bird, probably not a good idea, there's already a few flappy game beaters out there, check out Hackday for an example:
http://hackaday.com/2014/07/27/an-automated-flappy-bird-player/
You're going to want to put in something that is difficult to game against with a camera, an fpga board, and someone with way too much time on their hands.
My suggestion to bit-lottery for example was to using something from the blockchain as part of his game, you may want to consider something unique to keep people from autoplaying your games to win with an element of randomness at a gameplay level not determine by pixel collisions, etc.
Hi,
I am looking to start a bitcoin gaming website.I have selected some games.But I want some information about the gaming project.I have 3 games in my list.
#1 Flappy Bird
#2 Match 3 game with timer
#3 Zuma Deluxe
I want to know that which game is much securer from bots.I don't want bots attacked on the games.Also tell me which important steps to be taken to keep them away from bots.
Please help me
I am looking to start a bitcoin gaming website.I have selected some games.But I want some information about the gaming project.I have 3 games in my list.
#1 Flappy Bird
#2 Match 3 game with timer
#3 Zuma Deluxe
I want to know that which game is much securer from bots.I don't want bots attacked on the games.Also tell me which important steps to be taken to keep them away from bots.
Please help me
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