Chase Sommer

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In this episode, we explore the thrilling integration of social graphs in gaming, the potential of Web3 platforms, and Chase's vision for MMORPGs that foster community and interdependence. From in-game mechanics like sending buffs when offline to the introduction of NFT-based economies, Chase's insights offer a captivating look at the future of gaming. We'll also touch on his personal experiences, the challenges faced in game development, and the broader implications of Web3 in reshaping digital interactions.
00:00 Married gamer, game designer, lives in NC.
08:03 Exploring USDC payments and Web3 transition.
12:36 Web3 is wild; blockchain concepts becoming clearer.
17:50 Coinbase trustworthy despite higher fees, recommended beginners.
21:22 Solana has potential despite community criticism.
31:35 Creating a text-based MUD for constant engagement.
36:58 Desire seamless feed interaction and reward tracking.
42:19 Farcaster extends beyond Twitter, enabling broader uses.
44:39 Social feed connects to in-game actions creatively.
50:41 Supporting game development despite losing interest.
59:15 Farcaster activity mirrors Ethereum's market fluctuations.
01:05:02 Earning $250 on social media surpasses most.
01:10:35 Maddie's sociable; I dislike social media's necessity.
01:16:12 Has ideas but lacks funds and technical skills.
01:21:11 Web3 gaming is key to mass adoption.
01:23:53 Games will revolutionize blockchain adoption and engagement.
01:29:32 Innovation emerges from experimentation, aiming for mainstream.
01:38:04 Share your thoughts on Web3 gaming, please.
01:39:08 Airdrop near 25th episode; suggest topics/guests.
Music & Sounds By: Lakey Inspired
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