Quote from: markm on September 15, 2024, 07:30:55 PM

Partly because the Galactic Milieu has historically already been rescuing "dead" or "endangered" cryptos, I am a little curious as to whether your data retains enough ownership data to enable at least some kind of attempted continuance in which all the characters for example could be set up with something(s) in lieu of, and maybe even in emulation of, the things they had.

Of the places-and-things representations the Milieu uses possibly Crossfire-RPG could work to set up a representation of characters and places that existed? Or maybe CoffeeMUD might be better?

Maybe a team could organise via this thread to brainstorm on details?

If value can be re-injected into the thing maybe given enough players who owned enough things we can re-inject value into could raise however much you might be looking to sell for, or maybe you could even consider being paid in the very media of the representation(s) of it all that we manage to inject value into?

-MarkM-

Hi: Just so happened to randomly check BTCTalk and saw your message. I have replied to the email account you provided on your profile with more detail so we can continue the conversation there.

To answer some questions publicly in case anyone else is looking. Yes to the first part about ownership data. Full record of all items, land, buildings, etc. per user account. Full transaction history too and XMR spent as well. Not an RPG/MUD person on my end.

But yes, with 2013 Bellscoin, Luckycoin, and so on being revived and going to $10mil+, there is certainly potential here since this was essentially the first crypto game at scale, it just wasn't fully on blockchain and only used XMR as on and off ramps. I remember there was HunterCoin that was very basic and maybe fully on chain? Then the Crypto Kingdom project, which predated BitCrystals and so on?

Still amazing that even after all these years, if you look at the "Altcoin Discussion" section and rank by views, CK's original thread is #2 by views even though its been inactive since 2018 or so.