@pcgamer This is one of those studios that really just caught lightning in a bottle with ARK, and then have actively been trying to smash the bottle since then.
Fixing my Spotify password up now for this.
Everyone should give Cryptives music a listen. The man has more bars than the federal reserve. And has been a friend of mine longer than i deserve.
@wizetheproducer He rides the rhythm with such great cadence and really shoves in so much good wordplay so quickly.
Plus can’t no body name a busta track that doesn’t just have the VIBE!!
@donutdealer64@MikeChandlerMMA When you already have been in intense cut mode for 24 hours, yes half a pound is bad to lose in a hour, he has already drained almost all water weight in the cut preceding weigh in.
@jimmywhis @smithmikecrypto Gamers are not looking to FPS their way into financial trading.
But right now it feels like the asset trading market is trying to force its way into games, before the value proposition to the primary market GAMERS has been solved. If it’s not valued by the players why invest?
@smithmikecrypto @jimmywhis Yes but what’s the intrinsic value this actually adds to a video game.
If the only value is that you might be able to sell x for more or for something, that’s not enough. That’s just a speculative system designed to incentivize selling and try to not get caught holding the bag.
@smithmikecrypto @jimmywhis I don’t see how a optional system creates value for the game or gamers, or even investors.
Like I said I don’t think revenue creation == a good game feature.
Once again “think about the money” doesn’t equal a good game feature to me.
@smithmikecrypto @jimmywhis I think this tech will find its place, but honestly I feel like this is version 1.0 we are living in / experimenting in.
It will take version 2.0 before most of these core issues have solutions that make sense for the end user of nft products and producers.
@smithmikecrypto @jimmywhis What value does this add to the game though?
That’s part of the problem is that MANY things need solutions at the developer level, yet assets are being pitched and sold like these are solved issues. Crawl, walk, run, yet these fraud like assets are diluting true innovation.
@smithmikecrypto @jimmywhis I can’t imagine getting audited for my overwatch collection or the like.
Makes me think of the Mitch hedburg donut bit.
“Why yes officer I did buy that skin I have the receipt right here”
https://t.co/18e9lk4Eso
@smithmikecrypto @jimmywhis I would wager most people don’t want to increase their tax complexity just to play a game.
These crypto assets are taxed as property here on the US, every sale or transfer creates a taxable event. And reporting requirements are steadily increasing for exchanges.
@smithmikecrypto @jimmywhis I’m sure technology will automate most of that process, but it the regulatory requirement will be a huge burden as each country applies different things.
Plus do you really want to have to submit forms tax forms for your gun skins every year?
More revenue not equal good feature
@jimmywhis A lot of the nft thing right now just feels like the we have put the cart before the horse.
Presales for things that don’t exist yet being sold as digital financial assets.
In games I don’t really see how it solves any problems just enables asset sales and royalties. More $$$
@jimmywhis @smithmikecrypto With the way regulation of other crypto assets have gone.
Game companies would need a lot of accountants and file tax forms for each transfer.
People have so many big ideas but we are forgetting crawl, walk, run in regards to the way this tech is being sold.