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MoogleKupo141 posted...

legitimate games

>_>

But seriously, if Ubisoft Quartz is any indication then the major game developers aren't particularly close to that type of implementation where NFT ownership is a core component of the gameplay.

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Hbthebattle posted...

they don't destroy the environment in the process

I meant to address this part too. But please see what I mentioned earlier about Proof of Stake. We are approaching a milestone where blockchain energy consumption is going to scale way back. We as a society should also be striving for milestones where the energy that powers our cities and our computers does come from coal and oil.

I don't know what will happen with BTC, but ETH is headed in the right direction, and there are already NFTs on other chains that are 99.99% more energy efficient than ETH currently is. I wish people would stop pretending like the environmental aspect to the energy use is some kind of permanent problem that isn't been addressed. Or that the only options are to have the situation exactly as it exists right now or have no cryptocurrencies at all. It isn't a binary issue.