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Introduction to Autonomous World

Presented by syora

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Speaker

Name: syora (@syora_jp on X)

Projects: PixeLAW (Founder)他

Backgrounds:

・2021/3 慶應 学部卒業

・2023/3 東大 修士卒業(杉山・横矢・石田研)

・Deep Consulting ex-CTO

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Introduction

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Web2.5ゲームの登場

NFT/FTを利用するゲームが登場。

しかし、彼らは単にブロックチェーンをアセットの手段として利用しているだけ。

中央集権性・ポンジ構造からは脱却していない。

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フルオンチェーンゲームの登場

スマートコントラクトでゲームのロジックとステート全てを記述する人たちが現れた。

フルオンチェーンゲームの登場である。

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Autonomous Worldの登場

フルオンチェーンゲームでは

・スマートコントラクトは一度デプロイしたら、そのあと自律的に動作する。

・世界観もある。

・また、アセットを保持/交換することもできる。

ゲームを超えて”世界”なのでは。。。?

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By ludens(0xPARC)

Autonomous Worlds have hard diegetic boundaries, formalised introduction rules, and no need for privileged individuals to keep the World alive.

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3種類の世界の創り方

https://movingcastles.world/three-eras-of-world-generation

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Values

02

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高いコンポーザビリティ

ECSフレームワークの利用により、

新しいシステム/コンポーネントの追加が行える。

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メタゲーム

ゲーム/世界のルールを規定する遊びができる。

DAO: トレジャリー/単一的な目的に関する

ガバナンス

AWでは更に高い自由度で遊べる。

関連: トークンハウスの歴史

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解釈可能性とUI/UXの改善

AWにおいて、本質的にはデータとスマートコントラクトがあるのみ。

つまり、特定のフロントエンドは持たない。

データの解釈が自由で、UI/UXの改善を行える。

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非中央集権的な基盤

中央集権的な仮想世界は上界がある。

EVE Onlineでは最大でも数千万円規模の戦争が行われているが

現実の世界は数百兆円規模。

運営が操作可能なプラットフォームだと

このような巨大な戦争が不可能。

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My Projects

03

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PixeLAW

最小単位としてのAWを考えた結果、作ったもの。

一つのFOCGではなく、FOCGを作れるメタバース。

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PixeLAW

これまで作成されたゲーム一覧

・Pixel Art

・じゃんけん

・宝探し

・ヘビゲーム

・マインスイーパー

・マルバツゲーム(AI相手)

・2048

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PixeLAW

扱っているのは同じデータで、ゲームごとに数値が持つ意味を変えている。

・・・

数値情報

Pixel

じゃんけんの情報とみなす

色とみなす

マインスイーパーの情報とみなす

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PixeLAW

アプリはコアのシステムを呼び出すことによって、Pixelを操作する。

・・・

コアシステム

Pixelの情報

ジャンケン

ペイント

マインスイーパー

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PixeLAW

フルオンチェーンゲームの開発が容易に。

  • 環境構築
  • バックエンド開発
  • フロントエンド開発
  • 統合
  • デプロイ
  • 環境構築(1min)
  • スマコン開発
  • デプロイ(1min)

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PixeLAW

最近悩んでいること

・公共財としての開発と持続可能性

・tokenを発行する予定だが、それのスキーム

・フルオンチェーンゲームなので全ての情報が追跡可能。その条件で、より良い貢献者によりインセンティブを与えるには?

・追跡可能な評価指標は何か?

・拡張して作られた際のインセンティブの配分は?

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Appendix

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Empty Entities

ミームプロジェクト:

“二つの空のエンティティからAWは構築できるはず”

エンティティ:

・Player

・Land

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Empty Entities

このプロジェクトは以下に注力している。

・High Composability (to figure out how to get it in high level)

Trying to think about the smallest AW. What is missing?

・What if we add Incentive System and start Empty Entities?

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Stay Warm

Stay Warm is a survival MetaGame.

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Stay Warm

Stay Warm is a survival MetaGame.

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Stay Warm

Stay Warm is a survival MetaGame.

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Stay Warm

Stay Warm is a survival MetaGame.

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Stay Warm

Stay Warm is focusing on MetaGame.

This is an attempt to define the hard boundaries of the world with a consensus algorithm in the smart contract layer.

Also, we are trying to find a practical way of upgrading world.

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My Plan (for now)

×

×

×

・・・

Composability

Interoperability

Interpretability

Composability

Incentive System

What is essence?

Metagame

Upgradability

“Autonomous World”

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PixeLAW

PixeLAW is the fully onchain planet.

PixeLAW is designed to maximize new experiences in AW.

・Meta-Game → OnChain Governance

・High Composability → Be primitive

・Interoperability → Use same states

・Freely Development for UI/UX → Interpretable

PixeLAW is a public good.

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Transition FOCG to AW

If we have on-chain logic and state, we have persistent and immutable rules for games.

Once deployed, the contracts operate autonomously, governing the game.

And we can have assets there.

Wait, we should refer it as a “world” rather than just a “game”?

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The Definition of AW

We do not have a firm definition of that.

But some properties are given.�

・Permissionless

・Immutable

・Persistent

・Decentralized

・Worldness

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Differences between FOCG and AW

Some people said no difference.

But, in my opinion, there are differences between FCOG and AW.

In the point of…

・Worldness

・Permissionless

・session-based or not

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Two frameworks

Dojo is Cairo Framework.

Developed by cartridge, realms and briq.

MUD is Solidity Framework.

Developed by 0xPARC.

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What is ECS?

Lattice team started to use ECS.

ECS can solve the problems of:

・maintainability

・composability

・mudulability

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What is ECS?

Entity:

  • ID of the object

Component:

  • Store the data, and fetch to the entity

System:

  • Execute logics
  • Treat only Components

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Example

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Example

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Example

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Example

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Projects

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Dark Forest

The first Fully On-Chain Game with “incomplete-information”.

Players start with a home planet and expand his/her territory.

Implemented with zk-SNARKs.

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OPCRAFT

FOCG version of Minecraft.

Developed by lattice at 2022.

Played test for 2 weeks.

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PixeLAW

PixeLAW is the fully onchain planet.

PixeLAW is designed to maximize new experiences in AW.

・Meta-Game → OnChain Governance

・High Composability → Be primitive

・Interoperability → Use same states

・Freely Development for UI/UX → Interpretable

PixeLAW is a public good.

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