gonna make a multiplayer crypto game
(something simple like pic rel)
>PVP / PVE - battle royale / wave survival
>pay crypto into a pot to enter
>10c - $10 per player
>survive VS other players/mobs
>winner/s take the pot
should I go for it Jow Forums ?
or would i get shut down for running 'gambling' operation
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I am planning to do this too. The only catch is that the game needs to be entirely on chain otherwise you end up making something that's kinda meh...
how do you prevent aimbots from winning up all the pots?
why don't you create an daap that lets you bet on match outcomes. games like pbug or cs:go or cod. could you create an app that worked for xbox live or psn using your gamer tag?
same problem csgo skin betting sites have: players can intentionally throw matches and split the profits with someone making a bet that they'll lose. it works in theory but the reward for playing badly on purpose is too great, add the liquidity of crypto into the mix and its DoA
that makes a lot of sense. thanks man.
Problem with entirely on chain is that it burns insane amounts of gas. I played cryptosaga.io but every tiny little action cost gas for very little reward. TCG Godsunchained on the other hand is semi on the blockchain, your Game client is synced to your metamask which contains all of your cards that can be traded over ETH, but the game itself can be played freely without burning gas.
Should I buy godsunchained ICO?
i was actually going to build something similar, but the question of my devs asked me is that, and so far we have no answers
I'm in on the beta, I can tell you that it works as advertised, I can access my deck that's in my Metamask wallet perfectly. It just needs time to integrate more of the cards + general polishing. Not going to advise you, but if you want to buy, the current price of ETH has the Gensis cards for sale at a discount.
What about instead, build the e-sports equivalent to Fantasy Football, and the winnings are based around individual player performance on hypothetical teams; they can't throw that.