Back to collectionA-Zhen Turns an Ideal Chain into a Checklist
Background: Since late February, the studio had repeatedly adjusted card balance and begun serious discussions about the relationship between NFTs and games. Today: On Sunday, A-Zhen wrote an internal memo describing what an ideal game chain might look like: it should support game assets without letting integration costs and player experience fall out of consideration. Impact and next steps: The discussion moved from “Which chain is hottest?”
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Background: Since late February, the studio had repeatedly adjusted card balance and begun serious discussions about the relationship between NFTs and games. As the early engineer responsible for chain-side work, A-Zhen needed to turn the team’s hopes into technical conditions they could compare.
Today: On Sunday, A-Zhen wrote an internal memo describing what an ideal game chain might look like: it should support game assets without letting integration costs and player experience fall out of consideration. She listed these as criteria for discussion rather than rushing to choose a chain for the team.
Impact and next steps: The discussion moved from “Which chain is hottest?” to “What do we actually need?”, giving the engineering evaluation a starting point. The memo offered no conclusion yet; the team still had to compare real, available chains against those ideal conditions and consider how players would actually get into the game.