Into the Bytecode

Justin Glibert: Ember, and building onchain games.

Dec 24, 2021

34:16

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Defy Summer at Yield Farming Is Like Making More Money Than the Feestride

01:40

Using a Lua Interpreter in the Game

02:15

Is the Protoco Decentralizing?

02:26

Introduction

4min

Using a Lua Interpreter in the Game

2min

Do You Think They'll Coexist in the Same Games?

2min

The Problem Isn't a Gamer Killer, but a Player Killer?

2min

Is the Protoco Decentralizing?

2min

Is There a Market for All the Dollars?

3min

I Can't Do the Deportation, Right?

3min

Evin Line

2min

Defy Summer at Yield Farming Is Like Making More Money Than the Feestride

2min

10.

The Impersonation Mechanism in Darkfors - What Is It?

2min

11.

Interprability in Game Development

2min

12.

The Evolution of Crypto Facets

3min

13.

ZK Dungeon, Dark Forest

2min

14.

The Community Is What Makes a Game Work

3min

The conversation on publishing today is the very first one I recorded for the podcast about six months ago. It's a conversation with Justin Glibert about patterns he's uncovered while building Ember (an onchain game) and Lattice (the engine behind the game) — patterns related to inflation and zero sum resources, spacial constraints, and user impersonation. I hope you enjoy.

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