A reply opens the door to technical questions
The research group had sent its first email to Offchain Labs and was still comparing three technical approaches. Offchain Labs replied and arranged a video call. A one-way account of the studio's needs had become an opportunity for dialogue, allowing the team to prepare a more concrete technical discussion.
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The research group had sent its first email to Offchain Labs and was still comparing three technical approaches. A-Zhen kept her question list close, but until a reply came, many architectural details remained matters of speculation.
Offchain Labs replied and arranged a video call. A small cheer went up in the office. A-Zhen then reminded her colleagues that an appointment only meant they could put their questions to someone directly. The group divided up the work of describing game transaction scenarios, who would bear fees, and the wallet experience, so the call would go beyond general wishes.
A one-way account of the studio's needs had become an opportunity for dialogue, allowing the team to prepare a more concrete technical discussion. The call had not yet happened, and Offchain Labs had made no commitment to collaborate. A-Zhen's next step was to prioritize the questions while keeping the other candidate approaches in the comparison.