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I like when games and blockchain is togerher

looks fun

the best part is that the blockchain could really determine the ownership of in game items and make the transfer from one player to the other easier and without risks

I'm not sure how this will impact in ownership. How will it be able to check that people is installing the game on different computers?

There will be some kind of mechanism to check the ownership.

When someone sends you a token, you own it. No need special software to check it, just check your address

I think the person wanted to clarify the procedure KYC, you will need to pass it to participate in the ICO or to obtain the purchased coins, or not?

I dont think that they are talking about the KYC procedures or else, ownership of in game items can be determined by the private keys or else maybe? (I m just thinking loudly:) )

If they would apply KYC procedures to determine ownership of items this would be extremely inconvenient

personally i would don't like if the kyc will be necessary to buy in game items or to participate in the ico...

You are right, I suppose that big share among investors will be gamers, for them KYC procedure will be too difficult, in addition, most of them prefer to be anonymous.

The truth is that many of them are not legally allowed to use this platform because they are underage