I continue to believe that Chapter 2 is when the idea of becoming a part of a guild in $PIXEL ceases to be a social feature but becomes gameplay. This is because of coordination when there is scarcity: Pixels explains that the resource generation would move to land, and not each individual player, and that only one player can utilize an industry, crafting table, or piece of soil at a time. The answer is guilds, where membership in bonding-curve, role-based permissions, and charters can be sold in $PIXEL; watchlists are already operational to enable communities to form at an early stage. The issue is, does this make teamwork deeper or simply financialize access? I will be observing guild retention, pricing of membership and the actual durability of cooperation through shared land.
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