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in WORLD OF XPILAR5 days ago (edited)

Good day @adeljose!
The question is not related to this week's topic, but it is relevant :)
I have one question related to the games on Steemit that periodically appear.
As a rule, this is something related to fantasy worlds, but there are no serious games, such as chess and checkers.

Exploring the Internet, I found several blockchains where they are getting ready to list coins for rewarding chess games, when this will happen I don’t know, but whoever launches this first will clearly be on top, considering that even before the listing there are more than a hundred thousand users... I don’t know how many of them are bots, but that’s a lot.

Since I’m not a programmer, it’s hard for me to talk about the difficulties of creating something like this with a link to Steemit, but this is definitely something that will attract many people, and the game program itself, in theory, should not be complicated since special graphics are not needed there and there are already many ready-made examples of online chess games, well, and checkers.

Is this possibility being considered and if so, what is the obstacle to it?

Thanks in advance for your answer!

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So far there is only one game, and a mobile version is planned. The others are contests or?

@ilnegro @kafio do you have an answer or better an idea?

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 4 days ago (edited)

I think it would be right to continue my thought, relying on some facts and details.

There is a large category of people who consider online games in which you need to collect apples, chests, or fight zombies to be a moveton and a waste of time and a bad example for their children. Sometimes you want your child not to hang out in games, but to do something useful.

Chess and checkers is not just a game, it is a sport, the development of intelligence and tactical thinking, even old people in parks play these games and many of them are enthusiastic about playing online chess.

I recommend paying attention to the principle of operation of online chess on app.chessnode.io where rewards are paid for winning, and the amount of the reward depends on the amount of stacking coins of the one who wins the chess game.

A limit of victories per day is set, there are 10 of them, no more.

There are no rewards for a draw and it is not a fact that the one with more staking wins.

As they write, the victory mines the STEIN coin, but this coin has no listing yet.

New players, as well as new Steemit users, are given a small bonus in the form of coins in staking.

Further... winning ten times a day in ten-minute games is not very easy, especially when I have a rating of 1200, and the opponent 1500 - 1800, and the opponent in the future may be AI, but for now I only play with physical people.

If you take into account the screen time for this and the possibility of publishing ads on the game page, then this looks promising, sometimes I spend 3 hours to win 10 games, and sometimes 5-6 hours, the opponents are strong :)

So, to summarize, chess and board games are eternal classics that will not lose their relevance and will always be in demand, and it would be good if I spent this screen time in Steemit, and not outside of it.

@adeljose @xpilar

 4 days ago 

I once shared with @wakeupkitty the viable option developers have with this type of game. I can assume that chess and other board games could be easy to handle because they are graphically simple, unless the dynamics and rules are somewhat complex.

We can ask @the-gorilla, how difficult would it be to develop a chess or checkers game that monetizes or not on Steem?

 4 days ago 

This is already a topic for a specialist in the field of game development and economists who can make all the calculations of the profitability of such an undertaking, I have a narrow specialization lol, sometimes I can see something interesting that for some reason does not happen around us.

I can only assume that having listings of different coins, Stemm, Tron, Puss, it is much easier to create and launch a game with the same rules for all cases and for everyone, with the exception of the distribution of rewards, than for those who have a game, but no listing :)

Also, if this happens, then posts with analysis of chess games will become very popular, it will definitely be fun :)

I do not want this, if it will not be profitable for Steemit ... but on this account, I have a positive attitude :)

I wouldn't know why it wouldn't be profitable for Steemit besides if people play the platform is a more fun to place and reason to be here.

@ilnegro what do you think? Will retrogames add this?

 4 days ago 

There is some possibility that we don't even imagine the profit that monetized chess can bring to Steemit and all of us, it may be colossal, but everything will depend on the functionality and powerful notification in social networks and word of mouth :)

 4 days ago 

There is no doubt that games attract a lot of user attention, especially when they generate monetization. I think that Steem retrogame is the beginning of good things to come for the Steemit ecosystem, for sure, the administrators of this game will come up with more options.

On the other hand, we have @puss.coin, a project that can bring a lot of fun to the scene, we just have to wait to see what happens, in the meantime we can share ideas to try to support the developers.

 4 days ago 

Using @puss.coin might be a good idea, but I don't know how it would work from a technical standpoint.

I didn't know there was a Steem retrogame project, that's awesome (And what's even better is that it's not Super Mario)!

 4 days ago 

Yes, it is not an educational game, but we can say that it is entertaining, hopefully it will be the first of many games available on Steem, and with Steem.

https://steem-retrogames.com/

I think $Puss.coin will bring NFTs and also games to the scene, that's in the development team's plans.

 4 days ago (edited)

Yeah, I watched it, great, for people who like to fly in imaginary space this is already an opportunity.

But what I want to note is that the developers, if they get into chess, should immediately provide large fonts that are easy to read even for older people, because there may be many chess players among them and recognizable chess pieces and a chessboard that is pleasing to the eye, the colors of which can be changed at will.

In some online chess, the chess pieces look so strange that it is easy to confuse the queen with the bishop and rook, this is not very convenient and annoying when such errors occur.

There is also the possibility of short games for 1, 3, 5, 10 minutes and games without time restrictions for fans of such games.

Also, the challenge of an opponent should occur in two types, roulette, when I do not know who I will play with and the ability to challenge a specific player.

Chess is a silent game, so the in-game chat can be distracting, but that's my personal opinion.

And, the ability to offer the opponent a draw, or "resign", which will save both of our time if I see that the situation is hopeless.

There's no flying involved, It's shooting at aliens and that's it.

 4 days ago 

Someone has to protect the planet :)

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