Chain World Videogame Was Supposed to Be a Religion (2011)

SPOILER: Chain World is a copy of Minecraft on a USB drive.

I have a bootleg copy 3rd or 4th generation copy of Chainworld (two or three people had it before me). I won&#x27;t speak about what I&#x27;ve seen though.<p>I LOVE the idea of Chainworld. And the fact that it the chain splintered and forked actually reflects religion - Christianity has many different forks.

Jason Rohrer is a good game designer. I admire is efforts to be unique. Also, his minimalistic life style is something to admire. I feel like I am far to possession oriented compared to him.

Is there a recent md5 of the current state of chain world ?<p>I would like to see a diary of world events expressed as a blockchain - forks and all.<p>Is this at least within Redstone&#x27;s capabilities ?<p>In each world a cave where the veil grows thin and it is possible to pass through the network to another world, on a different branch.<p>Easily managable with .git - once you know the way in.<p>Nodes can be distributed, via flashdrive, dead-drop or bitbucket.<p>A entire networked system of planets and moons with mineable blockchains.<p>You can&#x27;t take my sky from me.

Not sure why I thought of singletons, it sounds a bit mouthful: Singleton-Player Game.

He &quot;doesn&#x27;t believe in&quot; vaccines. Keep that in mind.

Flagged for promoting an anti-vaxxer.

He &quot;doesn&#x27;t believe in&quot; vaccines. Keep that in mind.

I feel conflicted about giving publicity to someone who &quot;doesn&#x27;t believe in&quot; vaccination.

This is the stupidest idea ever.<p>EDIT: I mean the game. It would be cool, if the rules were actually enforceable, but they aren&#x27;t. No one is actually able to prevent the player from playing and dying as much as he likes, or creating replicas of the flash drive posing as the real thing.