Well, i guess thats as close to “I don’t want users from steam” as possible lol
To be fair, even if it didn’t, its still going to cost them some PR, lets hope CCPA have properly considered the damage this can do given that the majority of EVE players are nerds and understand that NFT’s are BS
Yeah but eve brings in enough money to stream that valve doesn’t care. It’s not like they are know for fair and balanced implementations of their policies
As for crypto being socially acceptable, it’s everywhere now, and plenty of people are using it and trading it, making a lot of actual money from it.
As for the Steam thing, that’s another example of people not reading the fine print or not understanding what is actually happening. There is no issue with Steam - EVE has no NFTs anywhere in the client or the actual game at all. That a third-party is making an NFT around an in-game event has nothing to do with what Valve was trying to prohibit.
You all sound like the folks who were utterly convinced that EVE would be banned in the EU when the hypernet came out two years ago.
Well, well, well. Curious that browsing Twitter I see a link to a story about EA calling NFTs and blockchain games “the future of our industry”
On the Bandwagon!
Create a pay-to-earn token that trickles in like SP, but at a steady rate.
Allow us to exchange them for vanity items exclusive to the token.
The concept behind it is… simply giving players some unit of measurement for their time spent playing. Like customer reward points… Doesn’t have anything to do with money. Directly.
Current minimum value of a PNG for the seller
+1 ꜩ = US$6.43
For those “lucky” enough to get “final blow” multiple times, this could be a good way to make money off the backs of your alliance tournament team mates and of course give CCP a little cash injection.
That is of course “if” enough players are willing to pay for a PNG.