Re: [ANN] CREDITS - New Blockchain for financial industry [OFFICIAL THREAD]

I suppose it can be solved if you play the game as the participant of consensus algorithm so the game itself and playing process will mean that you already run a node f.e. so you are able to get rewards if you become main or trusted node, it depends on the internal politic of the game first of all, probably another alternative options are possible

Sapid theory, what is your vision regarding security ide of this sphere?

Improving reliability and security through the functions of blockchain technology, protection against fraud, ensuring transparency of game processes through open source - this stuff makes this industry much more budding

But how will it look technically?

Recently one of credits admins has suggested this approach - "Records of ownership as well as its sale are recorded in the block chain forever. Access to this data will not be publicly available and will protect players from theft of personal information, billing information and purchases in the game." Hope this info will help you to reach a key. Not technical enough but useful.

Yeah, imo blockchain could help game industry a lot, especially various MMO or farms, to prevent theft, fraud and maybe create a unified currency for various games

I heard about one MMO RPG where players are rewarded in BTC for every played hour. And inside the installation file there was a program for mining btc. So i have an idea to create a game based on credits platform. Everyone who installed the game becomes Credits node and receive reward

Well, your idea has the right for existence, but it's hardly tangible or the game must be very simple and not consume much PC resources, because depending on the network load it's possible that you won't be able to do run something resource-consuming much on your PC while running a node

PC characteristics and network load are different subjects. Anyway Credits node doesnt need much resources

But when the network has high load the node consumes more resources, isn't it the case?

With the amount of bandwidth that the platform offers it won't consume much resources

But it depends on the total amount of nodes in the network