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The foundation had just announced a plan to bring more than 100 independent games to Xai over the next year. The team announced a livestream Q&A with Binance for that evening, focused on the 100 independent games. The livestream could address questions about the partnership’s scope; the documentation had to cover the details of how players would actually enter a game.
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The foundation had just announced a plan to bring more than 100 independent games to Xai over the next year. The community wanted to know how that partnership would become something players could use. A-Zhen was responsible for integration documentation, and game teams were already pressing for a clear path.
The team announced a livestream Q&A with Binance for that evening, focused on the 100 independent games. A-Zhen kept working on documentation for abstract wallet integration. She found that game teams first wanted to understand how players would get in, while the scale of the announcement did nothing to spell out the integration steps. She decided to put the points most likely to cause delays first and leave them for the game teams to confirm one by one.
The livestream could address questions about the partnership’s scope; the documentation had to cover the details of how players would actually enter a game. A-Zhen’s priority shifted from listing features to reducing repeated integration questions. Which games would use the guidance first still depended on later scheduling and coordination.