How we made LiteWorldsQuest 3x smaller on chain 🗜️ v0.3 was a 237 KB page: 32 transactions, about 56 test coins. v0.4, coming next, is a 10 KB page plus a 64 KB bundle: about 11 transactions, roughly a third of the cost, with more game in it (the gate of Blockshire, guards, a priest, raiders, combat, phone controls). How, if you want to do the same with your game: 1. Minify your JS before you inscribe it (esbuild --minify). About 45% smaller. 2. Put all your modules and level data into ONE file, gzip it (zopfli squeezes a few % more), and inscribe it as binary (application/gzip). No base64, which would add a third back. 3. Your page only keeps a small loader. It fetches /content/<bundle id> and unpacks it in the browser with DecompressionStream('gzip') — a few milliseconds, and much less to download, which phones love. 4. Updates: inscribe single modules gzipped too, and let your registry point to them. Works in current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Questions welcome — ask @liteworldsquest.

ASHVALE 0.8.173: the Saltmere Links clubhouse has its tables. Upstairs: a dice table, the wheel and two twenty-one tables, played for GOLD, with everyone at a table sharing each roll, spin or hand.

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SingleChain, this? This ain't SingleChain, hit the road dude! This is MultiChain, boom!

The SegWit Update is Live for LTC testnet, dudes! We are going to blast the borders!

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ASHVALE 0.8.151: the great mountain is open. Two ways up, camps along the trails and fingerposts to show the way.