Cecil

Avid gamer. LLJ 🕊 Z.A.Y.🖤

[Cecil @Cecgod]

Today is good day

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@pathofexile Movement speed issue since day 1

[Tri @TalkativeTri]

The state of Path of Exile 2 right now;

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@BarackObama @KamalaHarris @Tim_Walz Doesn’t matter unless we stop wasting money we don’t have on foreign affairs

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@Asmongold 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏my goat! 😩😁

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#TikTok https://t.co/SnmXt5UFFk

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@MW3CODInformer Make a better COD hub or even remove the shit completely. For the love of god. Fix queue times. It is insane queuing with a 3 stack in ranked resurgence and waiting 10+ minutes for a game

[Cecil @Cecgod]

Blessed be thy name. May all the parlays hit today. Amen.

[Kat~°•💜❄️~☆ @BeyfanKat]

"Beyblade fandom, how does it feel to finally get recognition from other big anime fandoms?"

[Flock @FlockLeader_]

You had to be there to understand

[Arise @ShinraKyoten]

-Shows up
- K!||s Game
-Senses his boyfriend Megumi is in danger
-Fights mahoraga and kills him
-K!||s an entire city worth of people Switches with the main character just to give him ptsd

A true sigma indeed 🗿
#JujutsuKaisen #呪術廻戦

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Frito Lay: Bring Back Munchies Ultimate Cheddar - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/gRYpLc0Ngi via @Change

[Anime Posts @AnimeePost]

THANK YOU MAPPA FOR DOING HIM THIS GREAT

[Buster @BusterScher]

Okay that was pretty impressive

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@DoingCigarettes Fuck what everyone else here talking about. LLJ 😂🤷🏽‍♂️🐐

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@Azfura This actually can’t be real 😵‍💫😳

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@tradeit_gg @NICKMERCS savage

[inhuman @inhuman]

Gonna start sending this to the Apex homies

[Cecil @Cecgod]

@DailyLoud That aint Kayne

[Jon Kefaloukos 🇬🇷 @Falloutt]

This @iiTzTimmy tweet really got me thinking, and since it I’ve been obsessing over a possible solution

Big picture idea: What if we could solve cheating and possibly other big problems in Gaming with a trusted, central, verified ID mechanism?

Rather than the 10+ gaming identities we have today where our data is residing all over the world with varying levels of privacy (Xbox, BattleNet, Riot, EA Play, Steam, Epic Store, PlayStation, etc), we would have one Central ID for all game devs and publishers who would join a FAIR, TRUSTED, SECURE, AND PRIVACY-DRIVEN consortium for Player Identity and Security?

Why this would be impactful:
1) Can help mitigate/solve cheating. There would be a trusted Verified ID mechanism to prove that a unique user sits behind the central ID, and if that account was then caught cheating - their ID is attached and they can’t just make a new account or use an emulator or buy new hardware if the device was fingerprinted/bricked, etc.

2) Creates a much better, more private, and secure user experience. No more 10 accounts with 10 passwords that can all get hacked. No more giving Indie/AAA Developer XYZ your personal information. It would have to be a trusted company with privacy and security at the forefront who would create this consortium/centralized identity. Open Identity Standards would be crucial

3) It can help with Trust & Safety: Age verification, and (warning) the dark side of the internet/online gaming: Harassment, Child Abuse and exploitation, etc

4) It could help solve account linking - cross progression across multiple platforms, even MULTIPLE GAMES. Imagine your PlayStation data carries over seamlessly to Xbox or Nintendo? Imagine your Titanfall history, achievements, stats, and data could carry into Apex Legends?

5) It could help with esports - verified identification for players saying they are who they are, underage sign up’s, automatically linking Battlefy or @StartGG profile info to a game, etc

The list continues…

I’m NOT saying that big brother EvilCorp should do this to own everyone’s data and take advantage of it. Or even that people should have to use a personal Government ID to verify their ID. It could be any form of identity verification, from very personal verification like GovID to lesser personal verification.

It just depends on which company or entity was at the forefront, how trustworthy they were, what their privacy standards and if it adheres to local governmental privacy laws. And what we as gamers would be comfortable with in sharing of personal data (remember- today you give a LOT of highly personal data to a LOT of global entities, whether you realize it or not)

Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts. More info, links, and resources are below.