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RE: Blockchain and Gaming: Ultra disrupts the distribution monopoly
It's an EOS Fork, and the protocol is cored on improvements in game distribution. Consider it a tokenized Steam (not STEEM) with all the added features described in the article.
STEEM enables content UIs which may be used for game distribution, but it lacks the developer/publisher partnerships that Ultra has and it also lacks the gamer and game dev-specific benefits Ultra is pushing. This is a key example of how specialization leads to competitive advantages. Ultra aims at one market whereas STEEM is designed to target any content; the specialized platform will naturally have more market-specific advantages.
Thanks for the explanation. Aren’t you concerned about EOS’s high cost per user (RAM) etc that are borne by developers?
Partnerships are a commercial rather than technical thing so can be developed on any blockchain.
I’m interested in why Ultra chose EOS rather than Steem (with SCOT tokens etc)?
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It's an EOS fork tapered to serve Ultra's goals; it's a new blockchain. Secondly, SCOT tokens are new; this project has been under development for quite some time.