I thought the concept would be cool for regular game companies like if an Esports champion had some NFTs equipped and then won a tournament with that setup then the prices of the NFT would sky rocket and such allowing a buy and sell market to flourish.
But it seems like they misunderstood the concept and perhaps explained it poorly to their userbase creating such a big strife among the community. Maybe if they allowed players the ability to mint their equipment into NFTs instead of selling already minted gear, giving the users more control over skins, gear, and unique items they have. That might appease some of the player base that have been burned out from all the micro-transactions.
But until everybody understands the concept, reasoning, and purpose of NFTs there will be pushback. Thank you for the news update regarding Ubisoft and their attempt to venture into the space, I was curious to see how it would all turn out and I am glad you shared this.
I agree. I think allowing the players to have more control over the NFTs would ease a lot of the fanbases concerns. But that being said, I don't think Ubi fully understands nfts or at least not in the capacity that they should before attemping something like this.
And no problem! I was debating on whether or not sharing this now or including it in my GamerGeek News, but I was a bit short on content so decided to throw this together!