Some blockchain use more energy than others but most people are unable to distinguish among them. Also, there were environmental concerns since GSC did not name which blockchain it would use. The blowback against the move could be in part because the company did not explain in detail why it wanted to launch NFTs linked to the popular game in the first place. GSC immediately offered an explanation but the fans refused to buy it. Some fans even said they would not buy Stalker 2. The update came as many gamers did not support the idea and expressed their frustration by creating memes on Twitter and Reddit. One of the NFTs they had planned to offer would have allowed the owner to become a “metahuman,” which meant they'd be turned into a non-player character (NPC) in the game. The developer of Stalker 2: Heart of Chernobyl, a sequel to the 2009 cult hit Stalker: Call of Pripyat, had announced on Wednesday that it would be partnering with NFT platform DMarket on digital items. GSC Game World has announced that it will lead the community to own a piece of the game using blockchain technology. 2, the next entry in a long-derelict series of horror shooters and a true pain in the arse for anyone writing about the game, has been around the block. The first-person shooter game is being developed and published by GSC Game World and is set to release in April 2022 on Microsoft Windows and the Xbox Series X/S. “The interests of our fans and players are the top priority for the team,” the company said. Individuals are required to fully research any product prior to making any kind of investment.Shortly after announcing that they would introduce NFTs linked to Stalker 2: Heart of Chernobyl, the developers of the upcoming post-apocalyptic game have said that they were abandoning the plan “after receiving feedback” from the public. *All investment/financial opinions expressed by NFT Plazas are from the personal research and experience of our site moderators and are intended as educational material only. OFFICIAL (stalkerthegame) DecemThis announcement comes not long after a now-deleted tweet from GSC Game World attempting to defend its NFT integration. In addition to this amazing opportunity, GSC will release a number of additional NFTs representing usable, in-game items that will provide no strategical advantage, but will certainly make the player look awesome. – All tokens to be activated before the release – There will be free giveaways for the community members GSC will then invite them to their studios to complete a “scanning procedure,” then work their likeness into the actual launch title. After this cooling period, however, the ownership is locked, and whoever is in possession has the right to be reproduced in the game. Then afterwards a cooling period will allow its owner to freely trade it on the secondary market. Something that is now referred to as the first-ever “metahuman.”Īccording to the developers, an auction will take place next month where participants can bid for the prized asset. The holy grail of which is a single token that imparts on its bearer the right to become a genuine in-game NPC. As part of this wider world, GSC will also release a number of game-related NFTs. 2’s game devs must have taken all the angry replies on Twitter seriously, it’s. A place where fans of the franchise can celebrate their post-apocalyptic adventures, and even own a piece of the game. Ubisoft has invested in blockchain gaming company Animoca Brands and has doubled down on its NFTs, despite criticism from anti-NFT video game journalists and gamers threatening to cancel subscriptions and stop buying the company’s games. 2: Heart of Chernobyl one day after announcing them. Platform developer, GSC Game World, has announced the production of a S.T.A.L.K.E.R. By Giovanni Colantonio DecemDeveloper GSC Game World has canceled all of its NFT plans for S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
2: Heart of Chernobyl, where one NFT will come with an amazing twist. Gaming goliath, Ubisoft, has opened the floodgates, and now big name gaming NFTs are coming in thick and fast.
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