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Quote from: pandaisftw on February 19, 2014, 04:24:35 AM

Damn, a game would be cool. Maybe I could help? I have some ideas

Panda, we need your voice and as many as we can possibly manage. Gamer's know the challenges of balance, and ultimately, what's FUN.

And for the Nxt ecosystem, game mechanics that will ding the pleasure/reward center of the brain to encourage LOTS of transactions. Cheesy

There's http://nxtopia.wordpress.com, and I also reserved nxtopia@gmail.com and @nxtopia. I'm not beholden to the name, even as a working development title. But if we agree to use it (even short- to mid-term), I can register nxtopia.com.

And I decided to put 10% of my account balance (800 NXT) in with James' 5000 NXT bounty. I started playing the first D&D supplement in 1976 (age 7!) and haven't been the same since. Bringing this to fruition is beyond anything I could've hoped for as a 7 year old dice hoarder.

The idea is very good, although I would call NXTropia.
I would like to know more about how it would play, concepts or something.

Good questions. I don't know, but I have ideas, as I'm sure others do. Fundamentals have to be established:

* Persistence
* Instantiated content (yes, no, hybrid phasing)
* NXT or another coin

Do we go for a game playable on a cheap mobile or something that harnesses SLI, AMD 7750, etc. Can we/should we have both?

I like the appeal of a light client that encourages leveling, customizing, crafting, collectibility and community. A social RPG that could earn NXT and is user driven.

At any given time, half of a WoW server is sitting inside of Goldshire cracking Chuck Norris jokes. Cheesy

EDIT: James -- Panda is offering 1000, and I'm tossing in another 800. Which account do we send this to?

The game should be playable on mobile phones. It would appeal to the broadest range of users if the theme wasn't based on cryptocurrencies just the in-game credits.

Is this game going to be like a freemium game?

So like the game is free(web-based hopefully), but the use of ads as well as in-game items, which is paid with real currency, although not necessary to play, is how the game run. Would the in-game items be paid with NXT instead in this game? From my short experience with an MMO (WoW) Blizzard used real currency to pay for things such as subscriptions as well as small cosmetic items, but nothing necessary to play the game as that was left to the in-game gold.

I like the idea of a game. I tried out Huntercoin for a little while (still have some coins left) and the game itself was fun other than the fact that the wallet took up a lot of resources as a result of the game(at least early on). Miners helped find blocks which in essence helped the game move from turn-to-turn where the player in-game could find coins which would increase the amount of coins in the wallet.