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FINAL FANTASY TACTICS - The Ivalice Chronicles
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Etherium
Developer Tindalos Interactive
Etherium is a real-time strategy game set in a science-fiction universe, where three factions battle it out for a mysterious and rare resource known as ‘Etherium’. From the Steam store page
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10 of 10 · most liked firstMade the mistake of looking at Square Enix's blockchain game from last year. It's basically a convoluted web store page where you click on characters in a really big world and can buy them from their owners for Etherium. I don't see the "game" part. Also, one of the races is "Normies."
unlabelledView post →1-2 (Win is a bye) with messy myr ram in Etherium Landscape. Didn't win a single game. :( Really tunnel-visioned on the draft and got punished for it. Got out platinum angel once, but I didn't have the critical mass to actually get things out at a good pace.
unlabelledView post →Their final, mythic rare, card (2023). At this point, Xithrel learned how to make Etherium themself, making them functionally immortal. They have also started to replace limbs with Etherium prostheses (in game it allows characters to have multiple magic items in one attunement slot).
unlabelledView post →Captive Audience is hilarious! Watching your opponent become more demoralized as they accept loosing the game is great in a Rakdos group slug deck. Or my boy Etherium-Horn Sorcerer, rebuying cascade triggers is my favorite thing to do.
unlabelledView post →Monopoly money. In-game currencies in video games. Cigarettes in prison. Casino chips. Frequent flyer miles. Gold coins. Gift cards. Personal IOU’s. Etherium and other alts such as Monero. Rai stones. Cows. Chuckee Cheese tokens. Phone minutes. Marbles. Company scrip. Pokeman cards. Sea shells.
unlabelledView post →WoW also led (indirectly) to the creation of Etherium because the creator quit the game after they nerfed warlocks, and he had time to fill. He even took the name from an ore in the game.
unlabelledView post →It's that Big Game ad where he says "fortune favors the bold' and then buys a menagerie with Etherium.
unlabelledView post →Can someone explain to me how Tether holds its peg to the US dollar? I know to Tether organization has some reserves of physical USD, but how is it enforced at a technical level? It's just an ETH token, right? #cryprocurrency #tether #etherium
unlabelledView post →I once spent a couple weeks teaching myself how to write a simple game using smart contracts in the Etherium block chain, and kept banging my head against it because it was just a shitty slow database that did nothing to help with running a game.
unlabelledView post →It makes sense if you plan to ensure Ukraine converts all its minerals to Etherium which can bypass all sanctions; because they are game tokens and "100% Totally not securities"
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