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by cecilpl2
1489 days ago
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> the difference is with the current status quo in-app purchases are not really owned by the customers, so even if another game developer wanted to honour their purchases there is no way to interop. Roblox already does this. Your in-game purchases are yours and you can carry them from one game to another. Platforms outcompete protocols - this is why web2 became centralized. |
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this is close to what web3 is trying to achieve but with all digital assets like domain names as well.
not familiar with roblox but it sounds close to this, except built on a private centralized ledger instead of public and decentralized. so the assets are attached to roblox as a company.