EVE Frontier - challenges, lessons and future of building an autonomous world on Eth...
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CCP Games is porting an EVE-style MMO onto Ethereum/EVM using a shared MUD deployment and Redstone chain, claiming a universe of over 20,000 star systems and reuse of 21 years of EVE infrastructure (1M characters, 4,000 dev-years, 8,000-player battles). Core design enforces digital physics so third parties can deploy smart assemblies (turrets, war gates, programmable structures), plans a progressive transfer of authority from servers to chain, open-sources core code, and opens playtests on Dec 5.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to EVE Online and CCP Games
- 6:46What is EVE Frontier
- 9:35Journey to EVE Frontier and digital physics
- 13:27Digital physics and smart assemblies in Frontier
- 15:51MUD framework and shared world state
- 16:55Building societies with new tools
- 19:25EVE Frontier as a testbed for digital civilization
- 20:49Q&A on security, blockchain, and AI in Frontier
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