Painful Lessons Learned Building a Blockchain Game in 3 Weeks
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Re: Painful Lessons Learned Building a Blockchain Game in 3 Weeks
#2what part of this is a game?
Re: Painful Lessons Learned Building a Blockchain Game in 3 Weeks
#3Sounds like they enjoyed the process of building it. I would have appreciated more points at the end about recommendations for building.
The takeaways #1 and #2 at the end are about marketing. Sure, you didn't market it but who cares, was that the point? Either way I'm not interested in blockchain marketing. This is a learn by doing project.
Or are you trying to say the game is amazing? Seems like milliondollarhomepage on the blockchain.
Re: Painful Lessons Learned Building a Blockchain Game in 3 Weeks
#4Sounds like they enjoyed the process of building it. I would have appreciated more points at the end about recommendations for building. The takeaways #1 and #2 at the end are about marketing. Sure, you didn't market it but who cares, was that the point? Either way I'm not interested in blockchain marketing. This is a learn by doing project. Or are you trying to say the game is amazing? Seems like milliondollarhomepa…
Yes, it was fun to make – and similar to milliondollarhomepage. The building part was relatively easy, using the resources I mentioned. However, trying to get users – which would have been the really fun part – is probably 10X harder than actually writing the code. (If code is never (barely?) executed, is it really code?) :)
Re: Painful Lessons Learned Building a Blockchain Game in 3 Weeks
#5what part of this is a game?
At the moment, there's not much that is game like. I was thinking that if you had many people claiming tokens, then you might have factions that wanted to land grab from each other. (Similar to what happened when Reddit did something similar w/ /r/place: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnRCZK3KjUY)