Re:Steam bans all blockchain and NFT games on its platform
by Goronmon on Friday October 15, 2021 @04:05PM
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A smart game producer that sees a NFT-based game go down could say "hey, you know all those items you had on <game X>? Come over to my game and you'll get <benefit> based on that stuff!" Since ownership of the token is publicly visible and not locked into Game X's database.
Why is this better than just "Come over to my game and get all the benefits that everyone gets, even if you didn't play <Game X>!"
Why is this better than just "Come over to my game and get all the benefits that everyone gets, even if you didn't play <Game X>!"