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# Week 22

Mon 27th May - Sun 2nd Jun 2024

## Saturday 1st June 2024

### Gamers Guild

* Type of meeting: Biweekly
* Present: Slate \[facilitator], devon \[documenter], malik, rebel, hufiumer69, lord kizzy, Gorga Siagian, flyn, martinosoki, kateri
* Purpose: Workgroup creation updates and progress
* Working Docs:
  * [Quarterly Report](https://docs.google.com/document/d/10E9GCj7RoHwRSQk8hT7bbxOD1trYh_EdIL-bAlPFXiQ/edit?usp=sharing)

#### Discussion Points:

* Slate outlined the meeting agenda
* Updates on the creation of workgroups
* In-game currency - the coins will have the appearance of agix but will only be virtual money within the game.
* How to earn money by picking up coins - Coins can be obtained by picking them up and completing tasks.
* how data will be saved inside the game
* Types of Shops - So far there are three shops
* How to create SNET-themed shirts.

#### Decision Items:

* Agix will serve as an in-game virtual currency.
  * \[rationale] Roblox does not permit other cryptocurrency transactions on their platform.

#### Game Rules:

Marathon Game The first one to finish wins the game.

#### Leaderboard:

* 1st Devon

#### Keywords/tags:

* topics covered: Rewards, Roblox, participation, metaverse
* emotions: Friendly, Collaborative, engaging new people, Thoughtful
* games played: Running game


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