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Lokarin posted...

oh, if I were to make a game based on NFTs I'd have the player's gameplay itself generate the NFT... so every single time you beat the game you get a unique looking NFT using your keystrokes as the cypher.

Of course, if you TAS the game you'd get the same NFT - cuz it's not meant to be tradeable, it's just meant to be a cool prize for the player

If NFTs weren't completely tainted publically I would use them for item pickups in games I make, you could take them to a decentralized marketplace and trade them, actually own them. It wouldn't be a scheme to make money, because I wouldn't sell them, and I wouldn't want them to be valuable.

So it would be Hearthstone, except you could sell and trade your cards. So NFTs could immediately make Hearthstone more consumer friendly.

But they are so ripe for abuse it's hard to do that. What's stopping me, for example, from just creating a ton of them for myself so I can drain the funds out of the marketplace? If I didn't do that, I would still be offering good PR to a platform that is 99.99% scam, indirectly causing people to lose money thinking they can get a good deal with any other NFT project.

I would also not be able to sell that game on Steam, where all crypto is banned.