> First off, it’s important to understand that since it’s played on the Ethereum blockchain there’s no central entity managing the game. This means users literally own their kittens. Unlike playing Neopets where everything was stored on a central database and your pet was deleted when the company shut down, CryptoKitties is decentralized and will live forever on the Ethereum blockchain.
If people just stop playing, and the community dies, isn't that the same thing (in effect)?
If people just stop playing, and the community dies, isn't that the same thing (in effect)?