Quote from: davestevens on November 01, 2017, 06:06:59 PM

Thank You for this. The diagram on telegram was a 1 second diagram for you to fill in the missing parts. You can still specify "blockchain" as an entity even if each node has a copy of it and it not be seen as "centralized".

This does not still explain how to stop the creation of fake players on my server. Or running 10 game servers on my 1 server with the same 200 fake players on each of the 10 game servers.

You may also run 500+ Virtual Machines on 1 host without requiring a super computer. Internal I/O would not be an issue.
and as i stated, you may even use applications like docker, or if you are an experience developer you could write everything in software on a single machine, run multiple nodes, different ports, different proxies

This is what people will do to break PoN.

You cannot safely and securely confirm in a decentralized way if a server has or has not fake players in which case this will be exploited to gain Xenio coins.

what is the incentive for gamers again?

The damons will have to be included in the games, i actually have excellent computers at home and i can't run more then 2-3 games at the same time, depending on each one's specifications, i also told you about the upcoming update as it is related to this topic.

Now, yes you can run 500 VMs, or use docker, even by facking the connections you would have to fake the game in the end, which is the same as launching 500 times the same game which isn't possible.

Regarding the gamers, i noticed Blackcoin, you may know about it. I really appreciate what rat4 did, but you need to buy blackcoins or find a way to get some in order to start staking, this model is different on Xenio, the first POS is about rewarding the running nodes, using the transaction fees, which will help to maintain the network, consider it as a mini-faucet, accessible to everyone as in some countries, it is actually very hard to get cryptocurrencies and Xenio wants to be open to everyone and help to create a worldwide open gaming community.

Quote from: skybot13x on November 01, 2017, 07:38:39 PM

Quote from: nemgun on November 01, 2017, 05:28:55 PM

Quote from: davestevens on November 01, 2017, 03:01:40 PM

Hello Nemgun,

I don't seem to be able to post pictures in here. maybe this is due to being a new account.
in any case the diagram in telegram was a base for you to fill in, not a "how it works", An overview from your perspective would be great. I'm sure it can take just 5 minutes of your time to show how everything connects.

What I need to know is how you can prevent fake servers with fake players from exploiting PoN to produce coins.

From what I can tell and from the information publicly availably, you cannot.

as an example, you can spawn 100+ Virtual Machines which emulate the networking required so there is no need for GPUs and have a xenio client and you will never know.
You could also use Docker.

I am looking forward to your response.

Here is the graph you sent :

Let's start from redefining the diagram :

The two representations are different, in the diagram i sent you, you can see different connections from different peers, either player nodes, or server nodes. In your diagram you are representing the blockchain as a separate entity, it is a centralized representation of what is supposed to be a blockchain network.

All these connections are the representation of a blockchain, it is not only about block informations, transactions, smart contracts, it is also its network, and it is the most important point.

Each gamer node if online, with a set coinbase, and who participates to the network can share block rewards with the other nodes.

Game publishers can add their game using smart contracts, with informations about the game, amount of players per game, server requirements, download links, price, and list of servers with their specifications. The server operators could then, call the contract, read the informations, and add their server to the list of the available servers.
Gamers from the other hand, will call the game contract, read it, and get a list of available servers to connect to with their specifications.

Unless you get a server with an E7-4890V2 or similar, and manage to get at least 50 VMs with decent I/O as each one need a node, and fake informations, and if you are ready to pay the price for it, the cost for such an operation is not reliable, especially if the total number of players is high, the higher the amount the less attractive it is, please check this page as the reward drops with the total amount of players. Except if Xenio's price reaches the one of Bitcoin, which is impossible as Bitcoin will always stay number 1. Mayne people could think i am crazy to talk like that, even if xenio is my project, i am still a big fan of bitcoin #satchinakamoto

At least it looks very professional here and it seems you put a lot of effort into this. Looks interesting.

Thanks a lot for your support, i am glad to read it.

Quote from: CryptosapienZA on November 02, 2017, 01:36:21 AM

Quote from: AshCoins on November 01, 2017, 12:01:47 AM

How long will the presale continue if the cap isn't reached?

We are still on round 1. The cap hasnt been reached yet, it is 10mil XNO at $1.50 per XNO. According to the website, $3126843.51 has been raised already.

Yes we are preparing a better marketing campaign, as actually we are not visible, the only investors come from the advisors and some from bitcointalk as it is where i evolved, so i prefered to launch first campaigns here (like signature, social bounty, translation). Now i see the project starts to have some good feedbacks, and interesting questions (like Dave Stevens) which is pleasing, i think that it is ready to be opened to the world, i hope that we will close the round 1 quickly enough.

Alexa shows that even if there is progression, we are still far from been visible : https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/xenio.io We will work on it this week.

Thank you for your feedbacks.