Pirate

Concept:

The concept of this part of the Metaverse is relatively simple: a capture the flag, but in a naval battle version.

Each crew must purchase an NFT linked to the game; the NFT's price depends on the chosen ship. For example, a large ship capable of accommodating many people will cost more than a ship for 5 crew members.

In terms of visuals, Minecraft is modified with a Physics mod-style mode, which adds waves. However, it's essential for this to be server-side.

Operation:

1. Players form a crew and designate a leader.

2. Players buy a ship containing a "Map," an NFT linked to the ship representing the CTF flag.

3. Players can start navigating the oceans with all the other players.

4. Players must sail, find other ships to attack and plunder.

5. They must possess the ship for 3 hours to recover the map, meaning they have to attack the crew and stay on their ship for at least one crew member continuously for 3 hours.

6. Attacked players can respawn, but the attackers have the option to block the spawn without having to spawn-kill the players.

Map:

The Network is divided into several parts, which are essentially maps: cities resembling pirate-themed settings, cities from the Renaissance era, etc.

Boat System:

1. Boats are purchasable from pirate merchants scattered across the map. The farther players move from the spawn, the more likely they are to encounter rare boat vendors.

2. Each boat has a rarity based on its appearance or functions. A shop system will be present with new boats every month. A sales system similar to Valorant, where players don't get to choose the boat of the day.

3. Boats don't disappear even if no crew member is connected, but players can receive warnings when something happens on the boat.

Battle Pass:

1. If the player has the Battle Pass on the Kryper Network, they get a 50% discount on their Naval Battle Battle Pass purchase.

2. The pass allows players to earn money (currency to be determined, like "galions") and additional equipment for the boat, such as cannons, higher-quality sails, etc.

Component Quality:

All purchased boats start with low-quality equipment. Players can obtain better ones through boxes or by buying components on the marketplace with $KRYP or by stealing them during a raid.

Discord/SMS Alerts:

When the boat is attacked, players who purchased the €5/month alert option can receive an SMS and a Discord private message when their boat is attacked.

Players also have the option to receive additional alerts related to the crew: new member, new components, ongoing attack on another boat, declaration of war, etc.