Re: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessiblegamesyet?

[Jack Falejjczyk]

What he means is a currency that doesn't fluctuate with the market.
Bitcoin is in its infancy compared to actual currency. And everything
that follows is, basically, an offshoot of bitcoin. It's not a stable
revenue source for companies to depend on which is why so few sites
actually use bitcoin, and if they do it's always a secondary option.

On 3/3/18, Liam Erven  wrote:
> I prefer dealing in established currency like US Dollars. Am not a fan of
> any digital currency.
>
>
>
> Sent from Mail for Windows 10
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> From: Tyler Zahnke
> Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 9:09 PM
> To: blind-gamers@groups.io
> Subject: Re: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in
> blind-accessiblegamesyet?
>
> What do you mean by tangible currency? When someone buys your games,
> even though they might be using regular US dollars, they're still
> paying you digitally, so what do you mean?
>
> On 3/3/18, Liam Erven  wrote:
>> Nope.
>> No one has ever done that. Speaking for myself, I never would. I would
>> rather deal in tangible currency.
>>
>>
>> Sent from Mail for Windows 10
>>
>> From: Tyler Zahnke
>> Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 9:02 PM
>> To: blind-gamers@groups.io
>> Subject: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible
>> gamesyet?
>>
>> Hello! In my payment technology research, I recently discovered
>> GameCredits (gamecredits.com), which is basically "the gamer's
>> Bitcoin", with certain features that were specifically designed for
>> the gaming industry. We see GameCredits used in two different ways
>> these days; people are using their GameCredits coins to buy popular
>> games on certain game store apps, and I've also seen GameCredits used
>> inside a game to reward a player for earning an achievement, or
>> sometimes in an online multiplayer game, players will tip each other
>> with GameCredits coins. I was just curious, has GameCredits ever been
>> used in the blind gaming community in any of those ways; has an
>> audiogame developer ever allowed people to purchase a game with
>> GameCredits, has there ever been a game that gives the player
>> GameCredits for being a scoreboard high-ranker (or for any other
>> achievement), and have any players of a multiplayer audiogame such as
>> RedSpot, or even a text-based multiplayer MUD-type game, ever tipped
>> each other with GameCredits? I just know that a lot of people are
>> investing like crazy in GameCredits, especially the gamers who happen
>> to be in the bitcoin community; GameCredits really appeals to them.
>> And I've seen it used in mainstream video games; the GameCredits app
>> shows an entire catalogue of games from a few online stores that
>> accept them; this might even include Steam. But I was wondering how
>> the audiogame and textgame scene was utilizing GameCredits. Oh, and I
>> might add, if not GameCredits, what about bitcoin and other bitcoin
>> spinoffs?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible gamesyet?

[Tyler Zahnke]

Yes. The GameCredits coin is similar to bitcoin but it's more obscure
right now, except in gaming circles. And people can buy games with
them, or win in-game achievements, or exchange them either for cash or
other things that can be exchanged for cash, like bitcoin. If you're
really afraid of "schemes", you can always check sites like
CoinTelegraph and CoinSutra, and sites like that love GameCredits
right now.

On 3/3/18, Shaun Everiss  wrote:
> I actually agree.
>
> The digital currency is a nice thing, its not traceable and its private.
>
> But sadly all the hackers use it.
>
> I get constant sharing and spam scam calls to my house and my mobile
> daily sometimes 5-10 calls a day at morning noon or night asking me to
> buy into one scheme or another.
>
> Hackers also managed to raid the exchange and there are talks about
> bitcoin either going  away or having to be regulated.
>
> If it is regulated, its most probable that the governments will be
> installing all sorts of spyware to see where it goes.
>
> Its not worth it, it fluctuates to much anyway.
>
> Now if there was a way to make it so credits could be earned but could
> be shelled out for other games, other products, actual cash even if it
> was through paypal then maybe I'd bite.
>
> Or even maybe actual hardware.
>
>
>
>
> On 4/03/2018 4:05 p.m., Liam Erven wrote:
>> Nope.
>> No one has ever done that. Speaking for myself, I never would. I would
>> rather deal in tangible currency.
>>
>>
>> Sent from Mail for Windows 10
>>
>> From: Tyler Zahnke
>> Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 9:02 PM
>> To: blind-gamers@groups.io
>> Subject: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible
>> gamesyet?
>>
>> Hello! In my payment technology research, I recently discovered
>> GameCredits (gamecredits.com), which is basically "the gamer's
>> Bitcoin", with certain features that were specifically designed for
>> the gaming industry. We see GameCredits used in two different ways
>> these days; people are using their GameCredits coins to buy popular
>> games on certain game store apps, and I've also seen GameCredits used
>> inside a game to reward a player for earning an achievement, or
>> sometimes in an online multiplayer game, players will tip each other
>> with GameCredits coins. I was just curious, has GameCredits ever been
>> used in the blind gaming community in any of those ways; has an
>> audiogame developer ever allowed people to purchase a game with
>> GameCredits, has there ever been a game that gives the player
>> GameCredits for being a scoreboard high-ranker (or for any other
>> achievement), and have any players of a multiplayer audiogame such as
>> RedSpot, or even a text-based multiplayer MUD-type game, ever tipped
>> each other with GameCredits? I just know that a lot of people are
>> investing like crazy in GameCredits, especially the gamers who happen
>> to be in the bitcoin community; GameCredits really appeals to them.
>> And I've seen it used in mainstream video games; the GameCredits app
>> shows an entire catalogue of games from a few online stores that
>> accept them; this might even include Steam. But I was wondering how
>> the audiogame and textgame scene was utilizing GameCredits. Oh, and I
>> might add, if not GameCredits, what about bitcoin and other bitcoin
>> spinoffs?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible gamesyet?

[Shaun Everiss]

I actually agree.

The digital currency is a nice thing, its not traceable and its private.

But sadly all the hackers use it.

I get constant sharing and spam scam calls to my house and my mobile 
daily sometimes 5-10 calls a day at morning noon or night asking me to 
buy into one scheme or another.


Hackers also managed to raid the exchange and there are talks about 
bitcoin either going  away or having to be regulated.


If it is regulated, its most probable that the governments will be 
installing all sorts of spyware to see where it goes.


Its not worth it, it fluctuates to much anyway.

Now if there was a way to make it so credits could be earned but could 
be shelled out for other games, other products, actual cash even if it 
was through paypal then maybe I'd bite.


Or even maybe actual hardware.




On 4/03/2018 4:05 p.m., Liam Erven wrote:

Nope.
No one has ever done that. Speaking for myself, I never would. I would rather 
deal in tangible currency.


Sent from Mail for Windows 10

From: Tyler Zahnke
Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 9:02 PM
To: blind-gamers@groups.io
Subject: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible gamesyet?

Hello! In my payment technology research, I recently discovered
GameCredits (gamecredits.com), which is basically "the gamer's
Bitcoin", with certain features that were specifically designed for
the gaming industry. We see GameCredits used in two different ways
these days; people are using their GameCredits coins to buy popular
games on certain game store apps, and I've also seen GameCredits used
inside a game to reward a player for earning an achievement, or
sometimes in an online multiplayer game, players will tip each other
with GameCredits coins. I was just curious, has GameCredits ever been
used in the blind gaming community in any of those ways; has an
audiogame developer ever allowed people to purchase a game with
GameCredits, has there ever been a game that gives the player
GameCredits for being a scoreboard high-ranker (or for any other
achievement), and have any players of a multiplayer audiogame such as
RedSpot, or even a text-based multiplayer MUD-type game, ever tipped
each other with GameCredits? I just know that a lot of people are
investing like crazy in GameCredits, especially the gamers who happen
to be in the bitcoin community; GameCredits really appeals to them.
And I've seen it used in mainstream video games; the GameCredits app
shows an entire catalogue of games from a few online stores that
accept them; this might even include Steam. But I was wondering how
the audiogame and textgame scene was utilizing GameCredits. Oh, and I
might add, if not GameCredits, what about bitcoin and other bitcoin
spinoffs?








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Re: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible gamesyet?

[Tyler Zahnke]

What do you mean by tangible currency? When someone buys your games,
even though they might be using regular US dollars, they're still
paying you digitally, so what do you mean?

On 3/3/18, Liam Erven  wrote:
> Nope.
> No one has ever done that. Speaking for myself, I never would. I would
> rather deal in tangible currency.
>
>
> Sent from Mail for Windows 10
>
> From: Tyler Zahnke
> Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 9:02 PM
> To: blind-gamers@groups.io
> Subject: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible
> gamesyet?
>
> Hello! In my payment technology research, I recently discovered
> GameCredits (gamecredits.com), which is basically "the gamer's
> Bitcoin", with certain features that were specifically designed for
> the gaming industry. We see GameCredits used in two different ways
> these days; people are using their GameCredits coins to buy popular
> games on certain game store apps, and I've also seen GameCredits used
> inside a game to reward a player for earning an achievement, or
> sometimes in an online multiplayer game, players will tip each other
> with GameCredits coins. I was just curious, has GameCredits ever been
> used in the blind gaming community in any of those ways; has an
> audiogame developer ever allowed people to purchase a game with
> GameCredits, has there ever been a game that gives the player
> GameCredits for being a scoreboard high-ranker (or for any other
> achievement), and have any players of a multiplayer audiogame such as
> RedSpot, or even a text-based multiplayer MUD-type game, ever tipped
> each other with GameCredits? I just know that a lot of people are
> investing like crazy in GameCredits, especially the gamers who happen
> to be in the bitcoin community; GameCredits really appeals to them.
> And I've seen it used in mainstream video games; the GameCredits app
> shows an entire catalogue of games from a few online stores that
> accept them; this might even include Steam. But I was wondering how
> the audiogame and textgame scene was utilizing GameCredits. Oh, and I
> might add, if not GameCredits, what about bitcoin and other bitcoin
> spinoffs?
>
>
>
>
>

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Re: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible gamesyet?

[Liam Erven]

Nope.
No one has ever done that. Speaking for myself, I never would. I would rather 
deal in tangible currency.


Sent from Mail for Windows 10

From: Tyler Zahnke
Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 9:02 PM
To: blind-gamers@groups.io
Subject: [blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible gamesyet?

Hello! In my payment technology research, I recently discovered
GameCredits (gamecredits.com), which is basically "the gamer's
Bitcoin", with certain features that were specifically designed for
the gaming industry. We see GameCredits used in two different ways
these days; people are using their GameCredits coins to buy popular
games on certain game store apps, and I've also seen GameCredits used
inside a game to reward a player for earning an achievement, or
sometimes in an online multiplayer game, players will tip each other
with GameCredits coins. I was just curious, has GameCredits ever been
used in the blind gaming community in any of those ways; has an
audiogame developer ever allowed people to purchase a game with
GameCredits, has there ever been a game that gives the player
GameCredits for being a scoreboard high-ranker (or for any other
achievement), and have any players of a multiplayer audiogame such as
RedSpot, or even a text-based multiplayer MUD-type game, ever tipped
each other with GameCredits? I just know that a lot of people are
investing like crazy in GameCredits, especially the gamers who happen
to be in the bitcoin community; GameCredits really appeals to them.
And I've seen it used in mainstream video games; the GameCredits app
shows an entire catalogue of games from a few online stores that
accept them; this might even include Steam. But I was wondering how
the audiogame and textgame scene was utilizing GameCredits. Oh, and I
might add, if not GameCredits, what about bitcoin and other bitcoin
spinoffs?

[blind-gamers] Has GameCredits been used in blind-accessible games yet?

[Tyler Zahnke]

Hello! In my payment technology research, I recently discovered
GameCredits (gamecredits.com), which is basically "the gamer's
Bitcoin", with certain features that were specifically designed for
the gaming industry. We see GameCredits used in two different ways
these days; people are using their GameCredits coins to buy popular
games on certain game store apps, and I've also seen GameCredits used
inside a game to reward a player for earning an achievement, or
sometimes in an online multiplayer game, players will tip each other
with GameCredits coins. I was just curious, has GameCredits ever been
used in the blind gaming community in any of those ways; has an
audiogame developer ever allowed people to purchase a game with
GameCredits, has there ever been a game that gives the player
GameCredits for being a scoreboard high-ranker (or for any other
achievement), and have any players of a multiplayer audiogame such as
RedSpot, or even a text-based multiplayer MUD-type game, ever tipped
each other with GameCredits? I just know that a lot of people are
investing like crazy in GameCredits, especially the gamers who happen
to be in the bitcoin community; GameCredits really appeals to them.
And I've seen it used in mainstream video games; the GameCredits app
shows an entire catalogue of games from a few online stores that
accept them; this might even include Steam. But I was wondering how
the audiogame and textgame scene was utilizing GameCredits. Oh, and I
might add, if not GameCredits, what about bitcoin and other bitcoin
spinoffs?

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Re: [blind-gamers] A hero's Quest

[Steven Cullen]

Hi Brian and Everyone,

Okay where are You Starting from when You get too the professors house I 
usually start in the tavern and Inn.Thank You all very much for 
any help.

Regards,

Steve Cullen

 

From: blind-gamers@groups.io [mailto:blind-gamers@groups.io] On Behalf Of Bryan 
Peterson
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2018 10:45 PM
To: blind-gamers@groups.io
Subject: Re: [blind-gamers] A hero's Quest

 

Head north until you come to an intersection where the game actually announces 
Intersection. At that intersection turn East, or you can simply sidestep east 
while continuing to face north. This latter method is actually easier for me 
when I’m looking for someplace specific. Since you’ll still be facing north the 
game will announce anything in front of you. The professor’s house is the 
second house, the first being Wilhelm’s. If you’re still facing north the game 
will announce each house as you step east.

 

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From: Steven Cullen  
Sent: Friday, March 2, 2018 8:31 PM
To: blind-gamers@groups.io
Subject: [blind-gamers] A hero's Quest

 

Hi Everyone,

Does anyone have any more precise directions to the professors house. I've

been to the north east watchtower as Well to the south west watch tower and

still couldn't find it. Any help would greatly be appreciated thank you all

very much. 

Regards,

Steve Cullen