Property ownership in the form of Garage Titles, comes soon to War Riders. Sometime after the Ethereum merge, potentially in October. For this Garage sale, players will be able to purchase portions of in-game Garages. Known as Garage NFT Property Titles, or NFTPT, these NFTs have a renewal term, defining how long they can earn. Once the term expires, the owner must pay a fee of BZN to reactivate it.

The info released from the team talks about different rarities, though it’s no clear how that works. Something about renewal costs maybe?

Garages earn income by taking a fee from all BZN tokens brought to that Garage. Earnings are shared among all owners for that Garage. The Garage NFT sale will work on a bonding curve — meaning that each NFT sold increases the price of the next. Or sometimes the curve works in batches. We should get more details about the sale over the coming weeks.

In addition, a couple of quality of life improvements should arrive in an update in the near future. These include a mini-map, as well as flip over feature, allowing players to get unstuck when their vehicles end up upside down. Flip Kits will cost a small fee in BZN tokens.

What is War Riders?

War Riders is a vehicle-based, massive multiplayer shooter game set in a post-apocalyptic wastelands. Players drive a variety of vehicles, from cars to war tanks to hovercraft. Various points around the map produce Benzene (BZN), the game currency, throughout the day, waiting for players to collect it. Some BZN stations are fixed, offering strategic locations for players to attempt to control. Other BZN sources are Ephermeral, and appear in random locations around the map for a limited time. Players can also steal tokens from other players.

But no matter how much BZN a player collects, they will need to return to a Garage at some point to stash and save their tokens.

The game runs on the Ethereum network, and Benzene is a blockchain token, allowing for play to earn opportunities by accumulating and selling BZN tokens. BZN is also deflationary, with 30% of the fees burned with each transaction in the official store.

Players can personalize their vehicles with custom logos, and color choices. And, of course, there are a variety of different weapon loadouts as well. If a vehicle is destroyed, it goes into cooldown mode and can’t be used again for a while. The game is free to play, though the NFT vehicles and weapons are much more powerful than the default, free options.

For more on War Riders, visit their website, follow them on Twitter, and join their Discord server. You can also watch our War Riders video review with Bruno to see War Riders in action!

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Chapters

• 00:00 Intro
• 00:46 How to get started
• 02:04 Let’s play
• 05:55 Tokenomics and NFTs
• 08:07 Team and community
• 08:55 Conclusion

About War Riders

War Riders is a vehicular massively multiplayer online action game. In this game players own their own vehicle, which they can expand by acquiring resources. They can even own an entire army of vehicles. However, the world of War Riders is harsh. The wastelands don’t pity the weak. Factions battle for control over resources, and competitive gameplay is at the core of this game.

Players use their vehicle to mine Benzene (BZN) or steal it from other players. Become the most powerful and wealthy army by expanding your garage locations, buying better weapons, and killing for influence. Offer protection to other players and earn money.

War Riders seeks to be fully transparent about the token economics. No BZN tokens will be offered for sale. Instead, the majority of the tokens will be released during the in-game mining process. The more vehicles a player owns, the more he earns. Benzene’s pool will eventually deflate. Every time a player buys something with BZN from the marketplace, 30% of tokens used in the transaction will burn. the rest will go back to the mining pool.

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Player have been battling in the Wastelands of War Riders for over a year now. Fighting for scraps of Benzene in various vans, jeeps, and cars. But the lack of Benzene in-game has become mirrored in real-life, with low liquidity available for players and investors who wish to purchase Benzene.

To counteract this issue, the War Riders team is offering extra benefits to those who participate in their liquidity program.

Wasteland Liquidity Program

Interested players submit their ETH to a liquidity locking contract on an official webpage. Once the minimum ETH requirement is met, the contract executes. Half of the ETH deposit will be sent to the War Rider’s multisig wallet while the users receive an equivalent amount of BZN. The contract then automatically locks the BZN and remaining ETH into LP tokens on Uniswap and the user begins accumulating

Though the entire process sounds a little confusing, the team promises that the interface will make it into a simple interaction. RSVP at this link to be notified of the program’s launch.

Why the rush for BZN? Primarily due to an upcoming garage sale, which will only accept BZN as payment! Players need Garages for respawn points and to stash their collected Benzene. Garage owners earn a steady, passive income from players using their garage. And who doesn’t like the idea of passive income from NFT ownership?

For anyone who knows how to sniff out smart contract vulnerabilities, the team offers up to 1,000 BZN for bug bounties on their Wasteland Liquidity contracts! The team also hinted at an upcoming map expansion with the release of version 0.15.0.

What is War Riders?

War Riders is a vehicular massively multiplayer online action game. In this game players own their own vehicle, which they can expand by acquiring resources. They can even own an entire army of vehicles. However, the world of War Riders is harsh. The wastelands don’t pity the weak. Factions battle for control over resources, and competitive gameplay is at the core of this game.

Players use their vehicle to mine Benzene (BZN) or steal it from other players. Become the most powerful and wealthy army by expanding your garage locations, buying better weapons, and killing for influence. Offer protection to other players and earn money.

War Riders seeks to be fully transparent about the token economics. No BZN tokens will be offered for sale. Instead, the majority of the tokens will be released during the in-game mining process. The more vehicles a player owns, the more he earns. Benzene’s pool will eventually deflate. Every time a player buys something with BZN from the marketplace, 30% of tokens used in the transaction will burn. the rest will go back to the mining pool.

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Like many games, War Riders is hampered by the gas fees on the Ethereum blockchain. That’s the reason why they are linking up with Immutable X. This keeps their activity still on the Ethereum blockchain, but allows NFTs and their in-game economy to exist on the layer-2 solution. That means that trading and crafting new items can happen without the need to pay for gas fees.

Yes, War Riders will introduce crafting. However, according to the most recent blog post, not all crafting is about NFTs. As a matter of fact, most crafting will just be for in-game items without any trace on the blockchain. The developers wrote that players will be able to craft War Vans with standard weapons and different stats, but crafting unique Lambo NFTs is out of the question. This way NFTs will remain valuable.

For crafting, players will need resources, components, recipes, and all those combined will become a product. Gamer can find resources in the game world. Component require a recipe to make, think about a battery, barrel or engine. Different components together can become a product, and furthermore these products can enhance the performance of an NFT vehicle. Crafting will require BZN, the in-game currency in the game.

What is War Riders?

War Riders is a vehicular massively multiplayer online action game. In this game players own their own vehicle, which they can expand by acquiring resources. They can even own an entire army of vehicles. However, the world of War Riders is harsh. The wastelands don’t pity the weak. Factions battle for control over resources, and competitive gameplay is at the core of this game.

Players use their vehicle to mine Benzene (BZN) or steal it from other players. Become the most powerful and wealthy army by expanding your garage locations, buying better weapons, and killing for influence. Offer protection to other players and earn money.

War Riders seeks to be fully transparent about the token economics. No BZN tokens will be offered for sale. Instead, the majority of the tokens will be released during the in-game mining process. The more vehicles a player owns, the more he earns. Benzene’s pool will eventually deflate. Every time a player buys something with BZN from the marketplace, 30% of tokens used in the transaction will burn. the rest will go back to the mining pool.

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ChainGuardians is a free-to-play NFT mining platform and a role playing game in one. They want to combine gaming with typical blockchain elements, turning time spent in their game into rewards.

Mining for rewards can be done by using NFTs either from ChainGuardians themselves, or a select number of partners. War Riders is one of them. Both NFTs from ChainGuardians and War Riders can be obtained from the OpenSea marketplace. Players can use their rewards and NFTs to play a turn-based strategy role playing game as well, which also rewards players through play-to-earn mechanics.

ChainGuardians is working hard to set the project up for growth. Earlier this month they announced a successful $1.2 million investment round. In addition they will do an Initial DEX Offering for their upcoming governance token CGG on Polkastarter.

DeFi x Gaming x NFTs

As soon as gaming projects implement blockchain mechanics, there are always elements of decentralized finance (DeFi) in it. In addition NFTs enable players to gain true ownership over their in-game assets. The result is a game world where players actually own digital assets and contribute to a broader virtual economy with real financial impact.

Gala Games is basically creating an entire player-driven virtual economy with their online game Mirandus. Axie Infinity is also very ambitious, and is a frontrunner when it comes to play-to-earn economies. Other projects look to add smaller DeFi and NFTs elements into their games, like for example Gods Unchained and their play-to-earn mechanics. However, this is not a one-way street. There’s also a trend where DeFi projects embrace elements from the NFT and gaming space, take Cometh and Seascape Platform as recent examples.

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Immutable X is a so-called layer-2 solution, which is technically a layer on top of another blockchain. However, Immutable X uses a technology that taps directly into the security of the Ethereum blockchain. It’s therefore not its own blockchain, but a smart layer that circumvents lots of the congestion on Ethereum. The development studio, which is also working on the trading card game Gods Unchained, prides itself in the fact that their solution still taps into the security and openness of the Ethereum blockchain.

In the announcement blog Cartified also mentioned some dates. They hope to launch the first sales on Immutable X before the end of March 2021. This would mean that also Gods Unchained could benefit from the availability of Immutable X. This is something they already predicted in January.

For War Riders it makes a lot of sense to embrace a layer-2 solution like Immutable X. The game has players battling for resources, and claiming those resources on Ethereum can now cost twenty, fifty or even one hundred dollars. That simply makes no sense if you want to claim a 2 dollar item. In the game players can also own a garage, which allows them to become a part of the game’s economy.

What is War Riders?

War Riders is a vehicular massively multiplayer online action game. In this game players own their own vehicle, which they can expand by acquiring resources. They can even own an entire army of vehicles. However, the world of War Riders is harsh. The wastelands don’t pity the weak. Factions battle for control over resources, and competitive gameplay is at the core of this game.

Players use their vehicle to mine Benzene (BZN) or steal it from other players. Become the most powerful and wealthy army by expanding your garage locations, buying better weapons, and killing for influence. Offer protection to other players and earn money.

War Riders seeks to be fully transparent about the token economics. No BZN tokens will be offered for sale. Instead, the majority of the tokens will be released during the in-game mining process. The more vehicles a player owns, the more he earns. Benzene’s pool will eventually deflate. Every time a player buys something with BZN from the marketplace, 30% of tokens used in the transaction will burn. the rest will go back to the mining pool.

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Any gamer who connects their Ethereum wallet and logs in to the game, gets a share of the Area 721 garage. The developers created the virtual location inside War Riders as a hommage to the NFT community. There are 100 thousand tokens that represent ownership over it, and each gamer can claim 80 tokens.

The number of tokens you receive as an historical NFT owner will deplete over time. In December gamers can claim 80 tokens, but in January this will reduce to 40. In Februari they can still claim 20 tokens, while March only gives you ten. The distribution will continue until it reaches the hard cap of 100.000 tokens. Game studio Cartified will also distribute ownership tokens based on community invites into their Discord channel.

Keep in mind that this deal only counts for users with ERC-721 tokens in their wallet prior to November 1st. Games that use ERC-721 tokens are for example Blocklete Golf, The Sandbox, Decentraland, Gods Unchained and our very own PLAY Membership tokens.

Community-owned garages

In Oktober Cartified Inc announced their plans for the community ownership over the in-game locations. Players who owned premium vehicles would get ownership tokens over certain garages. By giving players ownership over the garages, Cartified wants to open up the use of these garages. Players will get ownership tokens, which will give a percentage of ownership over the garage. 

For now the ownership tokens tie in with an account. Therefore gamers can’t transfer these tokens yet. Ownership is likely to be tokenized in the near future.

It’s very possible that some garages have higher entrance fees. These pricing decisions will be made by the owners. However, players who enjoy the world of War Riders, don’t need to pay every time they park their vehicle. They can always find a free spot to park their vehicles in the Central Garage.

Ownership over virtual businesses

Thanks to the power of the blockchain, it’s possible to identity a gamer as the sole individual over a certain asset. This asset can be a vehicle or a sword, but also a piece of land or a garage. Generation passive income through ownership is something we’re seeing in multiple blockchain-powered games.

League of Kingdoms does this by giving ten percent of all income to landowners. In addition Garage Studios allows players to put their space ships up for rent in Dissolution. In the upcoming game Mirandus players can own a tavern or a castle, which provides protection and offers services to visitors. This would be another example of passive income through digital ownership.

What is War Riders?

War Riders is a vehicular massively multiplayer online action game. In this game players own their own vehicle, which they can expand by acquiring resources. They can even own an entire army of vehicles. However, the world of War Riders is harsh. The wastelands don’t pity the weak. Factions battle for control over resources, and competitive gameplay is at the core of this game.

Players use their vehicle to mine Benzene (BZN) or steal it from other players. Become the most powerful and wealthy army by expanding your garage locations, buying better weapons, and killing for influence. Offer protection to other players and earn money.

War Riders seeks to be fully transparent about the token economics. No BZN tokens will be offered for sale. Instead, the majority of the tokens will be released during the in-game mining process. The more vehicles a player owns, the more he earns. Benzene’s pool will eventually deflate. Every time a player buys something with BZN from the marketplace, 30% of tokens used in the transaction will burn. the rest will go back to the mining pool.

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Players can already find these so-called OG garages in the wastelands of War Riders, but they have all kinds of restrictions. By giving players ownership over the garages, Cartified wants to open up the use of these garages. Players will get ownership tokens, which will give a percentage of ownership over the garage. The more vehicles a person has, the more tokens they will get. The garage will allow owners to earn passive income on the in-game BZN cryptocurrency.

Players who own one of more premium vehicles need to make sure they have logged in to the game before the snapshot. Cartified has the game for download on their website. Players who didn’t login, will not get ownership tokens. These tokens can’t be transferred and are tied to the player’s account. Ownership is likely to be tokenized in the near future.

It’s very possible that some garages have higher entrance fees. These pricing decisions will be made by the owners. However, players who enjoy the world of War Riders, don’t need to pay every time they park their vehicle. They can always find a free spot to park their vehicles in the Central Garage.

Ownership over virtual businesses

Thanks to the power of the blockchain, it’s possible to identity a gamer as the sole individual over a certain asset. This asset can be a vehicle or a sword, but also a piece of land or a garage. Generation passive income through ownership is something we’re seeing in multiple blockchain-powered games.

League of Kingdoms does this by giving ten percent of all income to landowners. In addition Garage Studios allows players to put their space ships up for rent in Dissolution. In the upcoming game Mirandus players can own a tavern or a castle, which provides protection and offers services to visitors. This would be another example of passive income through digital ownership.

What is War Riders?

War Riders is a vehicular massively multiplayer online action game. In this game players own their own vehicle, which they can expand by acquiring resources. They can even own an entire army of vehicles. However, the world of War Riders is harsh. The wastelands don’t pity the weak. Factions battle for control over resources, and competitive gameplay is at the core of this game.

Players use their vehicle to mine Benzene (BZN) or steal it from other players. Become the most powerful and wealthy army by expanding your garage locations, buying better weapons, and killing for influence. Offer protection to other players and earn money.

War Riders seeks to be fully transparent about the token economics. No BZN tokens will be offered for sale. Instead, the majority of the tokens will be released during the in-game mining process. The more vehicles a player owns, the more he earns. Benzene’s pool will eventually deflate. Every time a player buys something with BZN from the marketplace, 30% of tokens used in the transaction will burn. the rest will go back to the mining pool.

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In War Riders players can earn cryptocurrencies by battling and mining. Players are using customized war vehicles to battle opponents and steal currencies. In addition these vehicles allow them to mine currencies in the open-world of the game.

The game stores all ownership of Benzene (BZN) in a game pool smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. As a result players are free to extract their in-game currencies to an external wallet at any given time. However, users will need to link their Ethereum wallet to War Riders with the help of Chainlink’s technology. Each player has a nickname linked to an Ethereum wallet.

The battle for BZN gives War Riders a nice play-to-earn mechanic. However, players do need to obtain at least one vehicle to play the game. Currently all players receive a vehicle for free.

What is War Riders?

War Riders is an massively multiplayer online battle racing game made by game studio Cartified. BZN is the native in-game currency, which can be obtained by mining inside the post-apocalyptic world of the game. Players can use their BZN to purchase guns, additional garages, nitro boosts and a lot more.

In War Riders players can build their own war vehicles from scratch with customized logos and messaging. They can use their vehicle to mine Benzene or steal it from other players. Become the most powerful and wealthy army by expanding your garage locations, buying better weapons, and killing for influence. Offer protection to other players and earn more BZN.

War Riders seeks to be fully transparent about the token economics. Gamers can’t buy BZN tokens. Instead, players earn the majority of the tokens during the in-game mining process. The more vehicles a player owns, the more he earns. Benzene’s pool will eventually deflate, thanks to our state of the art ‘burning’ mechanism. Every time a player buys something with BZN from our marketplace, 30% of tokens used in the transaction will burn, and the rest will go back to the mining pool.

War Riders is organizing a sale of mid-grade vehicles in September. The developers have set the price of one BZN to 0.5 dollars. On Opensea there are already vehicles to be found. The most rare one is listed for 100 ETH, while a simple War Truck goes for 0.06 ETH. In addition 0.4 ETH gives you a nice bundle with four different vehicles. Non-fungible tokens represent the vehicles inside War Riders. Each unique token connects to a specific in-game truck, hovercraft or car.

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