For those who didn’t know, I added a little twist to our event last night.
I invited my guests to share motivational quotes that resonate with their journey even if it's about building their game or mastering the art of playing it. 💙
Hearing their words of wisdom was truly inspiring, and I could feel the passion behind every story.
I just might do it again on our next Bibs the Explorer.
This was from @flipperthejack@YokaiRumble
Damn, so that's how guilds play a pivotal role in web3 gaming. Brilliantt idea which @coinsph established is a masterpiece. @YokaiRumble and the guild leaders interacted as they knew each other. It shows that the developer and gamer community should be diverse.
#CoinsxYokaiRumble
Why you should pay attention to indie web3 gaming projects:
Study the video games industry. Indie games have flourished over the last few years as more players realize that these projects typically prioritize fun and/or innovation.
Meanwhile, "AAA games" are both blessed and cursed by their gargantuan war-chests. With greater budgets come the ability to create games with huge scope and greater spectacles. However, shareholders will always pressure the team prioritise:
1) Monetization
2) Sticking to proven formulas
3) Social Politics
This has become increasingly prevalent as the video games industry has caught the attention of big money because of the pandemic lockdowns.
This is not to say all well-funded projects are bad. The above effect is dampened when the team partners with investors that share the same vision and passion.
We personally believe this is hard to come by especially in crypto as proven by the industry over the last cycles (VC dumpa dump!)
Our conclusion? Look at projects that are either self-funded or have received a *reasonable* amount of funding from partners that at least look like they are aligned in the growth and development of the web3 gaming industry.
Maybe just maybe, you'll find that next unicorn that finally brings eyes on the Web3 Gaming this cycle. ;)
@gumsays Look into proper running form.
Where you land on your feet. Your spinal/hip alignment and posture. How you carry your shoulders and arms.
All of this goes a long way in preventing injury and improving performance through being more efficient with your energy.
@ghost93_x Eventually indie studios will come in and create good games out of passion.
They will then embrace the true ethos of web3 which is to release most of the token supply and work for their self allocated bag
@ghost93_x Not defending it but from what ive gathered talking to ppl - game devs want a guarantee on their time/effort. Prelaunch investors offer this but require this type of high fdv model because that in turn makes their investment “safer”.
They want some sort of adv against retail
@ghost93_x Hard to get community support when most games are just inferior versions of existing web2 games without any compelling reason for blockchain integration in their game