@hashcats_rh My computer is so bad it won’t even open the site, let alone mine this 😂. I placed a buy order at 0.08 since that’s all I have. Hopefully it goes through. Here’s my wallet 0x87E205e53D796dDd902b54e9AD4EB3e492dc36c8
Board Meeting (by @NetNetCap ) is a two-player Prisoner's Dilemma reskinned as a 90s corporate power struggle. You pay a $20 buy-in, get matched with another director, have 30 seconds to talk it over, then simultaneously choose to Split or Steal.
The payout structure is classic game theory: both split and each walks away with $15; if one steals while the other splits, the stealer takes the full $30 and the splitter gets nothing; both steal and both end up with $0. If you don't decide before time runs out, it auto-resolves as a split with no payout.
The twist is a loot layer bolted onto the split choice: if you split, you have a chance at gear drops regardless of whether the other player split or stole on you. There are five tiers, each with a max supply and drop odds:
Clip-On Tie (600 max, 3%), Green Eyeshade (250 max, 1.25%), The Minutes (150 max, 0.75%), The Seal (50 max, 0.25%), and The Golden Parachute (9 max, 0.045%) — 1,059 pieces total, a combined 5.295% hit rate.
On top of that there's a single 1/1 artifact, The Casting Vote, which drops not from splitting but from a successful steal (i.e., screwing someone over pays off with a shot at the rarest item). There's also a separate 0.02% jackpot chance reserved for splitters.
So the design nudges toward split-as-default (steady $15 plus the only path to 1,059 collectible gear pieces and a jackpot shot), while dangling a bigger cash prize and the one-of-one artifact as the reward for successfully betraying your counterpart — a fairly clean incentive structure for turning the classic dilemma into a gambling/collectible loop.
@pawellwitt@cartoonals Man, I keep sending my wallet address—I've been following the page since day one—but I haven't been added yet. Please add me.
0x87E205e53D796dDd902b54e9AD4EB3e492dc36c8
We're continuing to build for the community.
Our next step is to publish a website with a catalog of independent RW-PLAY games alongside the official @NetNetCap games that are released.
We hope this will become a hub to help people identify legitimate projects in the RW-PLAY space over time.
More updates to come!
https://t.co/XUGhsltiXH — a directory of play with real-world assets
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