I tried to play that block chain moddable hardcore-EVE survival MMO and I found it confusing and unengaging … And that’s the most generous description I can come up with for it.
As someone that played EVE on and off starting with the beta for it I was kind of disheartened.
I used to be an EVE player for a few years, and also tried the blockchain thing during some closed tests, and you’re right.
Ngl, I have to admint the technology behind it is pretty cool, if you get past the blockchain hate, and I do think as a developer that it’s pretty interesting idea, especially the bit about modding and the idea of open source frontend (which I don’t know if they ever got to, didn’t really keep up to date with the project).
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I tried to play that block chain moddable hardcore-EVE survival MMO and I found it confusing and unengaging … And that’s the most generous description I can come up with for it.
As someone that played EVE on and off starting with the beta for it I was kind of disheartened.
I used to be an EVE player for a few years, and also tried the blockchain thing during some closed tests, and you’re right.
Ngl, I have to admint the technology behind it is pretty cool, if you get past the blockchain hate, and I do think as a developer that it’s pretty interesting idea, especially the bit about modding and the idea of open source frontend (which I don’t know if they ever got to, didn’t really keep up to date with the project).
It’s a shame it didn’t work out well.