@Arcium GAMING quiz ans 6)In one or two sentences, explain why the “glass table” analogy matters for onchain game design. ANS: The “glass table” analogy matters because it highlights that onchain games are fully transparent,every move and state is visible to all. So designers must use cryptography or privacy layers to hide strategic information while keeping the game verifiable. 7)Name a new on-chain game mechanic (beyond cards) that becomes practical with private computation plus public settlement, and briefly say why. ANS: Hidden bidding or bluff auctions, players can secretly submit bids or bluff offers during play, with private computation ensuring fairness and public settlement revealing only verified outcomes. This becomes practical because strategies stay hidden while results remain provably correct on-chain.
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@Arcium GAMING QUIZ ANSWERS: 6)In one or two sentences, explain why the “glass table” analogy matters for onchain game design. ANS: The “glass table” analogy matters because it highlights that onchain games are fully transparent,every move and state is visible to all. So designers must use cryptography or privacy layers to hide strategic information while keeping the game verifiable. 7)Name a new on-chain game mechanic (beyond cards) that becomes practical with private computation plus public settlement, and briefly say why. ANS: Hidden bidding or bluff auctions, players can secretly submit bids or bluff offers during play, with private computation ensuring fairness and public settlement revealing only verified outcomes. This becomes practical because strategies stay hidden while results remain provably correct on-chain
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