Conkis is not a pay-to-win game.
Common = 0
Uncommon = 0.25
Rare = 0.5
Epic = 0.75
Legendary = 1
We also have the variable ratio, which will be used to adjust the reduction depending on the card. By default it is always 1.
An NFT is a digital asset that represents real-world objects like art, music, in-game items, and videos. NFTs are generally one of a kind, or at least one of a very limited run, and have unique identifying codes.
In the case of Conkis, the cards are NFTs that players own. They will be able to trade them for money or other cards.
Tulips are an internal asset of Conkis and do not have representation on the blockchain. They are used to purchase cards and can be acquired by buying them with Coins or as rewards.
Coins, on the other hand, Coins is a blockchain token. They are used to buy Cards or Tulips and can be acquired with cryptocurrency, real money, or as rewards.
The concept behind Tulips and Coins is to function as stablecoins rather than assets with volatile values.
When a user purchases either of the two assets in the store, the conversion to dollars will almost always remain the same.
This approach shields the user from the drastic fluctuations that tokens often experience in open markets.
Conkis assets are not designed for speculation; instead, they are crafted as assets that maintain a stable value and can be sold for approximately the same price.
This aligns with the philosophy of most traditional games that are not Web3. Our goal is to adhere to the same principles as mainstream games. The key distinction in Conkis is that users are genuine owners of their assets and have the freedom to sell at any time. A feature not typically allowed in traditional games.