Back to collectionA Settlement Chain Chosen, Integration Questions Remain
Background: The team had decided to build a chain for games, and A-Zhen and the other engineers were turning game requirements into an architecture. Today: At the engineering meeting, the team settled on Arbitrum One as the chain on which their chain would settle, ending the back-and-forth between candidates. Impact and next steps: The chain team now shared a settlement premise, allowing the next discussion to focus on concrete integration questions.
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Background: The team had decided to build a chain for games, and A-Zhen and the other engineers were turning game requirements into an architecture. Once the local development network was running, they could no longer leave the choice of settlement chain as a whiteboard question.
Today: At the engineering meeting, the team settled on Arbitrum One as the chain on which their chain would settle, ending the back-and-forth between candidates. A-Zhen proposed carrying that decision into the interface discussions so the people responsible for game requirements could see which designs had a firm basis and which still needed testing.
Impact and next steps: The chain team now shared a settlement premise, allowing the next discussion to focus on concrete integration questions. Choosing the settlement chain did not settle the bridge, sequencer, or player experience; A-Zhen would bring the remaining open points back to the engineers one by one.