tHe FuTuRe Of GaMiNg 

Your wrong about red chaos it not generic. It worse then that because it Lyra third person shooter demo game you get with unreal engine with a skin slapped onto of it.

Could you please do a video about Gala games? they have their own games store. The real focus of crypto the decentralized community/space/blockchain/ecosystem market… is to allow the movement of monetized capital within the game itself to be fully integrated/transparent within the game space/which basically makes so then you’re less likely to be exploited by a non-competition Eco system/Systems/that are highly centralized or entirely exclusively controlled by actors that are an competition and anti-free movement of And funds… which can help to allow startup studios and Indy Studios… gain the funds Profitability that is required to keep the studio running, which technically can help alternative forms of entertainment for those who are enthusiastic for product/Merchandise/ Entertainment companies and Indy Studios are highly interested in this kind of system, especially ideological Independently minded people… this has been one of the reasons why a couple of the crypto/bitcoin Ethereum games have actually maintained a user base overtime is because some people wanted the product and our enthusiastic to consume the product… as for those who dislike these games that’s fine… the main goal of the games is to provide a alternative for those who are interested in the product that these games provide… These games are designed to exist alongside of those games that already exist as an alternative,(also The real focus of NFTcrypto the decentralized community/space/blockchain/ecosystem market… is to allow the movement of monetized capital within the game itself to be fully integrated/transparent within the game space/which basically makes so then you’re less likely to be exploited by a non-competition Eco system/Systems/that are highly centralized or entirely exclusively controlled by actors that are an competition and anti-free movement of And funds… which can help to allow startup studios and Indy Studios… gain the funds Profitability that is required to keep the studio running, which technically can help alternative forms of entertainment for those who are enthusiastic for product/Merchandise/ Entertainment companies and Indy Studios are highly interested in this kind of system, especially ideological Independently minded people… this has been one of the reasons why a couple of the crypto/bitcoin Ethereum NFT games have actually maintained a user base overtime is because some people wanted the product and our enthusiastic to consume the product… as for those who dislike these games that’s fine… the main goal of the games is to provide a alternative for those who are interested in the product that these games provide… These games are designed to exist alongside of those games that already exist as an alternative,( also to enable INTEROPERABILITY BLOCKCHAIN GAMES)

Let me explain one of the plans to get consumers excited about some of these AA games is the idea of Interpolation between the games made by the same studio basically shared(encrypted assets) that carryover to the next game that is created by the game studio

@@birdcagegood2972 you see, that'd be a great argument for NTF games. If it weren't already possible without NFT technology that is.

Crypto twitter and certain influencers have been touting blockchain gaming since 2021, we’re near half way through 2024 and there is still not a single game that I can see that traditional gamers are chomping at the bit to play.

Compare this to their stance on AI - from what I've understood, Valve quietly changed their ToS from "no AI-generated assets" to "developer/publisher is the one responsible if AI-generated asset causes copyright dispute." I think the exact wording is something about developer/publisher promising that the game doesn't have copyright-violating AI stuff in it, giving Valve an easy way to throw them under the Copyright Bus if one arrives to demand its due.

We going to suffer a lot when Lord Gaben passes away

Christ is King 😎

@@BiggestMarph Of the Jews

steam allowing for new games like dragon's dogma 2 to never be not allowed to not update and to not be played offline is funny bro, keep thinking hey aren't part of the problem

That's some triple-A double-plus gameplay right there!

That reads like the energy efficiency of my washing machine, class AAA+. That's actually good on a washing machine but tf does it mean in games...

@@user-vm7tw2ro2k Next level garbage.

​​@@user-vm7tw2ro2k compare games you've played using washing machine energy efficiency

Not nearly as bad as quadruple A.

And "globe ball list"

We're certainly in the worst timeline

@@xavolzmany timeline where we haven’t yet destroyed ourselves in nuclear fire is better than the worst

As long as gamers are not stupid and avoid the nonsense then corporate will get the message

Go play indle or mobile games

That's a weird insult.

Is that an insult to crypto bros or your parents?

to be fair, i haven't met a single gamer in my life who fits that description either so yeah

@@MrBenMcLean Henry Cavil?

Yep but the idea of crypto alone I just wouldn't introduce to them.

there's a difference between innovation they say and improvements.

Hey man, no need to go that far, indies are here for us. gaming is not entirely dead.

Nintendo are the only ones who still give hope.

The "innovation" was in monetization.

Ya I miss the day's when a game company just made games. And you could get hyped for it based on there other titles. Now it i wonder how bad is the game going to be ruined by bugs/transactions/censoring and over pricing it.

There's two types of crypto bros. The immoral people who are knowingly running a scam and trying to rake you into it so you will lose all your money to them. Or The true believers....in ponzi like schemes. These people are perhaps even worse. Throwing their money away while calling YOU an idiot and then crying about it like victims when they lose their shirt.

Explain to me how AI is the new bogeyman of gaming?

@@birdcagegood2972 texture work, voice acting. some games used the ai format well (infinite craft is a good example) but mostly its just to create something quick without the effort

@@Sockren sure something that is made without effort isn’t gonna be as quality is something that is made with skill, so it will still require skill because all the AI is a tool… if you try to use AI without refining it with skill the algorithm which it’s running by which requires skill and also if you don’t use the AI in a skilled way, it won’t turn out very well for instance Minecraft… as well as no man’s sky, and then compare that because their maps are procedurally generated and compared to Starfield world design which is also procedurally generated,It still requires skill to build a game if you’re using the same relatives and also requires you to refine the tool for it to be precise for what you need to create and do so it still requires humans at the wheel to refine and sharpen the tool , because AI is just a tool it requires handcrafting and tuning … requires 3-D modelers… story writers… because often times AI will do something in an inefficient way, so you have to optimize the way that it does things because it’s algorithm isn’t perfect… but it’s because a AI cannot air check itself like a human can in the same way where it can think logically backwards through the steps to figure out what its major mistake was logic gates on a computer moves forward, do not move back.. the electrical signals in the human brain the electrical signals move forward and back so we have the ability to reflect on our mistakes/flaws, unlike an AI machine

@@Sockren all this is a tool man… still requires imagination and skill to build a game… because a computer can only think forward it cannot think backwards and forwards like a human mind can so way the transistors are set up so it can’t see its own mistakes and flaws so it still requires a human brain to make a video game that’s actually worth your time and that requires skill and experience with programming coding and game design world building storytelling and dialogue so humans are definitely in the process even if you use AI like I said before it’s just a tool just like procedural generation allows you to create a larger map, but it makes so then you don’t have to put so much focus on the overall world, and you can put more into the little details and tweak things based on being modular… no man’s sky, elder scrolls, dagger fall two, Minecraft ,terraria, did this excellently and a bad version of procedural generation would be Starfield…. I saw these tools can help save time on development for Indy Studios that want to make more simplified games and just don’t have the money to make a AAA game. It allows them to simplify things by using AI still make it pretty large game, but then give them more time to focus on the little details that they otherwise wouldn’t be able to focus on and working out bugs in the game.

but 99% of crypto games are free to play... what you mean with "idiots fall for it" i have earned about 100 bucks playing crypto free to play games, its not a scheme if you never put any real money into it. i don't understand your hate.

educate yourself, you have no idea how big crypto is, convincing you is like trying to explain the colour red to a person born blind, you dont know, that you dont know

@@torres8988 Ok Crypto bro. XD I hope your shitcoin is well.

@@Barni2212 I used to be like you, raise your consciousness, read the power of now, and my crypto is doing really well as a matter of fact, thanks for your concern

​@@Barni2212isn't bitcoin up?

I don't know how cryptos work. However, I know enough that if you get some money from something, it has to come from somewhere. Money don't just appear out of thin air. Like where did the money prize you get from the casino came from? It is from those losers who walk out with empty bank account with no expressions on their faces. One reason I avoid anything that smells like Pyramid Schemes or Ponzi.

Yes, indie games. Look beyond AAA and you'll find amazing stuff at reasonable prices, made by people who actually respect you as a player and customer.

@@PXAbstraction even then. When all bought through steam or a digital distributor. Your liscense can be revoked at any point. Until we get the games drm free and can actually keep the software for ourselves. It'll always be an issue.

@@xenosayain1506 GOG sell DRM free games that you own.

You missed the shit ton of DLC and Microtransactions

@@PXAbstraction You think Indie is safe? Hahaha, man, I got some bad news for you. There is a LOT of woke garbage in Indie games. People like Sweet Baby Inc and other consultant companies have infected Indie, it's not exactly a secret if you do your research, lol. So with that being said, let's name a few that are woke and while considered "Good" by their review scores, still hide the same garbage that AAA have in their games today. Kingdom Eighties, Sable, Battle Shapers and Neo cab. These 4 games, when looked at from a review score alone, are great indie games. But, when you do some digging and see the garbage that is inside the game, nothing has changed from AAA games, just the price tag. You see Anti-male propaganda, LGBT propaganda, you see genders being erased in favor of "Body type", you see some of them encouraging pronouns, you see censorship of fanservice, you see multiculturalism expressed as a good thing, etc, etc. Some Indie games are also woke but don't have anything to do with consultant companies such as Sweet Baby Inc or other consultant companies, lemme give you two examples. Cassette Beasts: Encourages the insanity of "pronouns", also promotes anti-capitalism and multiculturalism, two things that they try to encourage as a good thing and preach to you over and over again, much like the woke games of AAA. SunnySide: While this game is not out yet, it still has woke elements, of which you can see from it's Demo. The game portrays Japan as a multicultured and diversed country, which while I'd be fine with in an individual story based in a completely different universe.. SunnySide is instead based in reality, something the game devs have confirmed. The characters have no gender, but have a slider to adjust their femininity and masculinity instead, so they only have one adjustable gender, another thing that is common in woke games, trying to erase gender, which is disgusting. Two examples of Indie games being woke and I could go on for quite a while, call me sensitive or a political pig if it makes you feel better about yourself, but I'm not going to pretend something is fine when it isn't. Indies aren't safe. Your statement of "made by people who actually respect you as a player and customer" is a bunch of bullshit, there are just as many Indie games who would spit in your face as AAA games would. Let's stop pretending and instead encourage people to do proper research and call out the loonies for their blatant agendas, thanks. :)

My main reason as well. Not the fishermen part, I'm Australian, but yeah, plenty of people around the world have reasons not to like the CCP and everything they touch.

Also the organ harvesting, brainwashing camps and ferengi like mentality.

Philippines?

@@Nerd2Ninja yeah

They might harass your fishermen, but if they actually do anything the USA will bring a few fishing boats of their own😂 screw all the ccp

Oh they will find a way, maybe a kill switch on your system

@@enterprisedavidcain I have a CD for my computer I'm at no console manufacturers whim

they have this on consoles ​@@enterprisedavidcain

Gothic 2 mods for me right now. Archolos and Legend of Asshun. I love mods and i hope one day the community quest mod comes out for Gothic 3. As far as i know they work on it since around 2010.

Online DRM is still a problem once the authentication servers go down but that is still probably easier to crack.

Same!

That’s why they’re removing old games from their servers. Get CDs if you can.

@@josephlabs so it's not just me. I git so scared of getting hit for piracy, I've bought some old games before getting a rom so I can say I have the damn thing. The only way I've been able to experience cool older games as of recent are emulators. Last year was my first playthrough of a game like super metroid and it was effing awesome.

@@xenosayain1506 I don’t think so. Unless you redistributing you shouldn’t have a problem.

@@josephlabs nah. I just wanted to play older games on consoles I can't get.

And they scrubbed their best game series.

@@blunderingfool, Wouldn't know anything about that. As I personally wouldn't even touch the EGS with a 50 foot cattle prod.

@@buckrodgers1162 I'm sure he talks about Unreal.

@@buckrodgers1162 The Unreal series was taken down from every single store-front.

no

I feel like a lot of them already do. Look at warframe. Skin makers get I believe 30% from the sale and get a mention from the store page if you want to "donate"

Ppl need their next salary.

I thought the same too, but I'm not surprised. It wouldn't even be the first NFT shovelware asset-flip

Jeez, I've seen many of Jauwn's vids about the amount of times of the "Lyra" template being used that it's just ridiculous... None of them can make a game from the ground up, nor could they differentiate themselves from the near alpha look of "Lyra".

Most games feel that way

because it is it absolutley is

There are so many old games to play, no need to pay up for some new game that is mostly eye candy requiring heavy duty hardware to get the full experience.

Hey, with a hard line stance like that, you’re only hurting yourself. I guess just do nothing new ever again because of a bad experience or two? Seems like the reaction is worse than the problem

Same. I used to play a lot. I haven't played much in the last 10-15 years. 1000's of games in that time and only bought like 10 new non-remakes. If I play anything these days I only play GTA5, Star Trek Online, FO:3/4/76, ES:3/4/5/Online, and Battlefront 2. The Nintendo Switch has had some decent new games, and really good deals. But most the games I get and play are remakes still. Old games are still better. Gaming has really hit a decline. Sad times.

I think it's more people wanna "get rich quick" pump and dumps are so common in crypto. Nft is a replacement for art that'll be used to embezzle money imo. Idk tho we'll see. Edited: just woke up, and spelled are instead of art.

Muneez must flow.

We'll see who's following trends when my scam coin shoots through the roof 😂

Save feature $19.99 Custom character creation $19.99 Server availability $9.99 Upgradeable gear $29.99 Player progression $29.99 End game $19.99

Fellow Paradox enjoyer? What's the total for CK3 at now?

And even IF there is a decent crypto game, the NFT and crypto aspect of it is either so separate it can get on Steam, making the crypto/nft thing: POINTLESS

@@battlion507 only one that was decent was actually the crypto person straight up stealing the game

​@@qazhr A fellow Jauwn viewer? I can't say I'm surprised at the overlap in audiences between the channels

​@squorsh thank goodness jauwn was able to get in touch with the actual game dev on that one, huh?

NFTs are already a massive thing though. It's just cryptobros being utterly brain-dead and not leveraging the already existing markets with tons of inertia in CSGO, TF2, Dota, Valorant etc. instead they chose to make a new thing with 0 charm and 0 proper investment. It's like AAA making dedicated e-sports titles from scratch only to utterly fail all over again because they refuse to make a good game first.

the thing is is the supposed "idea" of nfts in game is you actually own what you bought in game, the only issue with that is that if the game goes down then those nfts are worthless, then the most common counter argument afterword's is "ya but other games can then put them in" which everybody knows is ridiculous and would take a long ass time, plus I don't think there's a single dev in the industry that would just pick up a ton of new 3d models to add on a whim. so while yes you can make a good game with NFT's the struggle is finding WHERE the NFT's would fit and make sense which will ultimately just default to microtransactions which have already been in the industry for years and they don't really add any value to the base consumer other then I own the nft. the issue is so what? as established, like a normal microtransaction I still cant use it when the game shuts down. hey nft bros instead of trying to waste your time with trying to implement useless microtransactions(or don't I guess) how bout I actually own my copy of the game that I bought from you through normal money(or crypto if you wanna use both) so that I can actually do whatever with that copy of that game. personally I think its a better option since they talk about "decentralized internet" and "digital ownership" all the time and its always a big win for the games longevity and game preservation if the players can keep the game alive long after the big servers shut down but something tells me they would never do that since it would completely get rid of their illusion of what they mean by that. cause I look at those two terms coming from their mouths and I hear "were gonna sell you the game, were gonna sell you expensive skins called 'NFT's', then when we finally take the game away from you(due to EULA's and shit) you get to keep all the dinky expensive trinkets you have from all the 'fun' you had that wouldn't even be considered paperweights at best. sound good?" which I'm gonna be honest sounds worse then what we currently have in my honest opinion.

The best part is they act like they made something all new and crap, when in reality they've just made a worse version of Valve's item inventory. They're never gonna _actually_ make games that actually let you take cosmetics cross-game or anything after all. So it winds up being that they've just made a worse version of a TF2 hat or Counter Strike skin.

This is what always baffled me about NFT push for gaming. The only rational use for NFTs in gaming, is expanded ownership, which the idiots running gaming don't want. Any major company that pursued NFTs just lit money on fire.

Now that is a novel concept... that will be killed in the cradle.

This is what I've been thinking too. Using nft's as proof of purchase for digital goods is the only way they can be useful. But even this is has too many questions to be usefull (at least for the forseeable future). For example the logistics. How do new receipts get made? How do you ensure the product was actually purchased? How can a person access their purchased goods? What about different versions? Could you access different servers for the same software?

It's basically Steam Store clone with crypto coin instead of real money. Just hope the cryptocurrency don't get dumped into hell.

Yes, conceivably you could have a whole secondary marketplace of owned digital assets, which could potentially create an artist economy making, I guess, gun skins and the like for unreal 5 games or unity games or something. It will never happen, because the whole concept is based on gamers owning the underlying digital assets.

There’s so much of the NES & SNES library that I haven’t finished yet. I will be fine.

trust me you want NFTs to suceed, its give you more value, you dont own the game or the skins, blockchain allows you to own it and sell it, all those skins and guns people buy on games they are throwing away money, blockchain gives value back to the people

@@torres8988 You should _seriously_ bail out of whatever NFT/Cryptocurrency junk you've been suckered into buying. It doesn't matter how much money you'll lose, just get out and sell your stuff before it comes crashing down. I know someone who dodged a bullet, selling right before the big plummet, Instead of losing everything, they only lost a bit of it. I warned them what was coming, and I'm proud I was able to save them from hitting rock bottom. Maybe you'll be willing to listen to me too. If not, well, at least I can say I tried, you can't fix someone being obsessed with gambling as an outsider in their life. And if you've already lost it all, and are just hoping someone buys in so that you can try and undo the mistaken investment, it's best to just accept the mistake. Learn the lesson. Grifters are EVERYWHERE nowadays, and you should avoid any and all "get rich quick" rhetoric, as it's guaranteed to just be a guy trying to scam you out of your cash. If it sounds too good to be true, that's because it _is_ too good to be true.