Despite criticism, company wants to stay on NFT platform

December 24, 2021 at 6:30 pm.From Michael Miskulin ,
Ubisoft is looking to keep its grip on its much-anticipated NFT platform Quartz. The company heard both the approval and the concerns.

nft platform Ubisoft’s Quartz has received a lot of criticism, The numbers are also said to be more than ridiculous: until a few days ago it should have been Only 15 NFTs Sold for Ghost Recon Breakpoint, Nevertheless, the company intends to continue to follow the NFT platform.

in an interview with decryptDidier Genevois, Ubisoft’s blockchain technical director, explained that the company wants to stay true to its principles. “We’ve received a lot of feedback since the announcement and we hear both encouragement and concern,” Genevois said. “We understand reserved feelings about technology and we have to keep them in mind every step of the way.”

Genevois continued: “The purpose of this experiment is to help us understand how our players are adapting and accepting what decentralization has to offer. We know this is a big change that will take time, but we stick to our three principles.” But will last.” According to Genevois, these three principles are to “use technology responsibly” so that players can discover NFTs for themselves in a secure environment, “use only energy-efficient proof-of-stake blockchains” and, lastly But at a minimum, focus on “meaningful offers.” Focus that aims to “leverage the gaming experience of the players”.

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Despite flowery marketing promises, it still stars in what NFTs really should be worth in the gaming experience. The interview regarding Decrypt is also worth noting, as the website eventually wrote on its banner that it wanted to destroy the decentralized web. So Ubisoft will continue its NFT experiment for a while longer. Luckily, no one is forced to jump on the bandwagon.

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