Others’ project Dragon will try to break the Guinness World Record for the largest FPS battle, with more than 1,000 participants expected to participate.
The event, scheduled to begin on February 22 at 12 p.m. ET, will be held within other side platforms and will require participants to access it via Google Chrome.
This attempt is part of a continuous effort to push the boundaries of massively multiplayer games.
Source: OthersWhat is the Dragon Project?
Project Dragon is a fast-paced, animated NFT game that is set in other monies.
Designed in Call of Duty, it challenges players to defend their rewards in intense battles while defending their own rewards. The game features an arsenal of weapons including guns and explosives, enhancing its high-energy combat experience.
The game builds on other development kits (ODKs), a platform that enables creators to develop and monetize immersive 3D games with comprehensive storytelling and social features.
Source: OthersHow to participate in the event?
The event is open to everyone who does not need NFT, and those who wish to join can set it up in advance through the official launch site.
Although no specific game mechanics have been disclosed, participants will participate in large-scale FPS competitions. Large-scale online campaigns often encounter technical difficulties, including server overload and latency issues. With over 1,000 players, others will need to ensure network stability and maintain a smooth gameplay.
Previous attempts to face similar challenges in large-scale multiplayer competitions make it an ambitious cause and whether this will succeed remains to be seen.
