Ubisoft does not understand that she should find nFts well

A non-fungible token, (SNF or NFT, non-fungible English token) is a special kind of cryptographic token that stands for an electronic object such as an image, a video clip, an audio file, to which an identification is attached. Electronic that is linked to a non-empty set of proprietors. Its authentication is validated thanks to the protocol of a blockchain which gives it its initial worth. Non-fungible chips are consequently not compatible. This contrasts with crypto-currencies such as Bitcoin as well as lots of energy tokens (Energy Taken) that are fungible by nature. Thus, the value of these things differs according to the course of the cryptomonnaie that it stands for however particularly according to its innate worth, by its creativity and also its rarity. This is the game of supply as well as demand like the art market or enthusiasts.

Ubisoft wants to offer NFTs in his games in the future. However, the Ubisoft developers do not really know how they should find the in-house NFTs well.

With the new service Quartz, Ubisoft wants to enable NFT integration into games. NFT stands for non-fungible tokens and is a kind of possession certificate for digital content, which can be purchased and sold with cryptocurrency. In the new Ubisoft service quartz, these unique items should be purchased.

However, even the Ubisoft developers do not know why they should find NFTs well in their games. The magazine Kodak reports that several developers in internal messages have wondered the existence of such NFTs.

Is that really the extremely negative PR value?

In advance, Ubisoft spoke that NFTs are a solution to a problem. Apparently, the company's developers who need to ultimately implement the whole thing slightly differently. An employee writes: I still do not really understand which should be solved here. Is that really the (extreme) negative PR value that will trigger this?

Another employee explains that he usually attempts to stay positive on announcements, but this is shaken. Much further is still a third employee: How can you consider private property, speculation, artificial shortage and egoism and then say, 'Yes, that's good, I want to have that, let us pack in art? (Source: Kodak)

Even players are stunned

Ubisoft introduced the service quartz in a YouTube video, which was punished only in a few hours with more than 22,000 dislikes from the community. At the same time, the video just achieved 1,000 likes. A little later it was then taken down by YouTube. According to Ubisoft, this was not reactive to the tens of thousands of dislikes, but to direct interest in the quartz site.

The first Ubisoft game with NFTs is Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint. The first NFT objects are even free, but not every player gets access. For example, for the object Wolf Enhanced Helmet A, you have to have 600 hours of playing time to get it.