1/6 Part of the disagreement between pro and anti #blockchaingames people stems from different definitions of what a ‘game’ is
2/6 Traditionally - a video game is the piece of software that players interact with to get a sense of fulfilment. To ‘have fun’.
Given this definition, it’s not surprising that some say ‘blockchain doesn’t do anything that we can’t already do!’
3/6 In #web3, ‘the game’ includes
-Choosing which dev team/game to allocate time & capital to (like a VC)
-Getting whitelisted by engaging with the community on Discord
-Having a financial stake in the game you love, and getting a feeling of excitement when it grows in popularity