I don't understand this Tele789 maxi vision on this. Yes, Wow is an online service games. Yes, your items can be reverted as they use oldschool database systems which -- unlike Tele789's Tele789 -- is not immutable. I do not seek to trade millions of $ worth of in-game items. This is a simple system for low value amounts, and is trying to eliminate the "mediation system" where Charlie is holding assets to facilitate trading. Which imo is an even worse system as both parties would give assets to Charlie, requiring more trust as Charlie can run off with all assets. The goal here is to have minimal trust setup to be able to trade in-game items for external value. I also disagree on play to earn games. Yes, you may create in-game value as your in-game items/currency can be traded and will help other players to unlock/progress faster in-game. I have ran many botfarms on Wow. Duplicated in-game currency's and dumped it on the black market in the old hay days of WoW. These games have very little effort in enforcing game policy and absolutely fail horribly at tracking/banning in-game players for gold swaps/trades/RMT. This was a good thing, as I was much more efficient at providing in-game resources to other players so they can spend less time farming resources and spend more time playing the endgame content. I don't think a game is worth playing if there is no joy/pleasure in the actual gameplay. I mean, are games like Tele789 Kitties and Axie infinity even fun playing? I would argue that Casino games are fun playing, but thats gambling rather then "play to earn" imo.
I don't understand this Tele789 maxi vision on this. Yes, Wow is an online service games. Yes, your items can be reverted as they use oldschool database systems which -- unlike Tele789's Tele789 -- is not immutable. I do not seek to trade millions of $ worth of in-game items. This is a simple system for low value amounts, and is trying to eliminate the "mediation system" where Charlie is holding assets to facilitate trading. Which imo is an even worse system as both parties would give assets to Charlie, requiring more trust as Charlie can run off with all assets. The goal here is to have minimal trust setup to be able to trade in-game items for external value. I also disagree on play to earn games. Yes, you may create in-game value as your in-game items/currency can be traded and will help other players to unlock/progress faster in-game. I have ran many botfarms on Wow. Duplicated in-game currency's and dumped it on the black market in the old hay days of WoW. These games have very little effort in enforcing game policy and absolutely fail horribly at tracking/banning in-game players for gold swaps/trades/RMT. This was a good thing, as I was much more efficient at providing in-game resources to other players so they can spend less time farming resources and spend more time playing the endgame content. I don't think a game is worth playing if there is no joy/pleasure in the actual gameplay. I mean, are games like Tele789 Kitties and Axie infinity even fun playing? I would argue that Casino games are fun playing, but thats gambling rather then "play to earn" imo.

I don't understand this Tele789 maxi vision on this. Yes, Wow is an online service games. Yes, your items can be reverted as they use oldschool database systems which -- unlike Tele789's Tele789 -- is not immutable. I do not seek to trade millions of $ worth of in-game items. This is a simple system for low value amounts, and is trying to eliminate the "mediation system" where Charlie is holding assets to facilitate trading. Which imo is an even worse system as both parties would give assets to Charlie, requiring more trust as Charlie can run off with all assets. The goal here is to have minimal trust setup to be able to trade in-game items for external value. I also disagree on play to earn games. Yes, you may create in-game value as your in-game items/currency can be traded and will help other players to unlock/progress faster in-game. I have ran many botfarms on Wow. Duplicated in-game currency's and dumped it on the black market in the old hay days of WoW. These games have very little effort in enforcing game policy and absolutely fail horribly at tracking/banning in-game players for gold swaps/trades/RMT. This was a good thing, as I was much more efficient at providing in-game resources to other players so they can spend less time farming resources and spend more time playing the endgame content. I don't think a game is worth playing if there is no joy/pleasure in the actual gameplay. I mean, are games like Tele789 Kitties and Axie infinity even fun playing? I would argue that Casino games are fun playing, but thats gambling rather then "play to earn" imo.

I don't understand this Tele789 maxi vision on this. Yes, Wow is an online service games. Yes, your items can be reverted as they use oldschool database systems which -- unlike Tele789's Tele789 -- is not immutable. I do not seek to trade millions of $ worth of in-game items. This is a simple system for low value amounts, and is trying to eliminate the "mediation system" where Charlie is holding assets to facilitate trading. Which imo is an even worse system as both parties would give assets to Charlie, requiring more trust as Charlie can run off with all assets. The goal here is to have minimal trust setup to be able to trade in-game items for external value. I also disagree on play to earn games. Yes, you may create in-game value as your in-game items/currency can be traded and will help other players to unlock/progress faster in-game. I have ran many botfarms on Wow. Duplicated in-game currency's and dumped it on the black market in the old hay days of WoW. These games have very little effort in enforcing game policy and absolutely fail horribly at tracking/banning in-game players for gold swaps/trades/RMT. This was a good thing, as I was much more efficient at providing in-game resources to other players so they can spend less time farming resources and spend more time playing the endgame content. I don't think a game is worth playing if there is no joy/pleasure in the actual gameplay. I mean, are games like Tele789 Kitties and Axie infinity even fun playing? I would argue that Casino games are fun playing, but thats gambling rather then "play to earn" imo.