Depending on the country, and the specific class of people, I’d say there’ll be a broad range of reactions. Acceptance, fear, greed. For sure, some places and people will attempt to take advantage of them. Others might just want to join them (I know i’d be tempted, especially if it was treated like a vacation/exchange,…

Ubisoft found a way to Beanie Baby NFTs.  It’s finally happening. People are noticing how stupid this all is, and the price on all of it is gonna fall so fast, that people forget they have the receipt in a folder on their computer, and one day it gets deleted and they say:  “ah well. Those were crazy times.”

Providing all the players are safe (like wearing bearsuits from the Canadian Bear Suit guy.  He passed away a while ago.  Had even created a death ray.   Was from northern Ontario)? I’d probably actually watch it

Without a walkthrough, I got through the Suicide mission with no casualties that I can remember.   If i recall, most of the choices were pretty obvious.  

Yeah, I have no real understanding of it either. It sounds really scammy to me. And it’s definitely being watered down. Reminds me more of Beanie Babies than actual investments.

I’m not denying that they might be good games. Just not for me. But also, at the same time, alot of the design elements i see in alot of these games, are very clearly not by proper artists. Many look like highschooler drawn anime characters. For me, as an animator, I’m immediately turned off by it. I nitpick too much…

So then what’s stopping me from copying the NF T.  It’s just an image, so different than a screenshot.   The NFT has no value either.   It’s all in your heads.   This is like investing in Beanie Babies.   Or Funko Pops.  They’re only valued as long as people actually care about them.  And the market is being watered…

I just screenshotted your comment, and now it’s an NFT. There’s only one like it in the world, and it’s housed in my copy command. At any moment, I could unleash it to the world, or turn my computer off. How much will you pay me for either option. MONEY!

Man, the games in this list. A few weird, badly designed story games in there (sorry, i just don’t like the student art look). A very different breed of gamer has emerged.

It’s considered a racial word, is it not? You said it yourself: “to call out individuals engaged in white supremacy and systemic oppression of other races.” If you called me a cracker, with this description in mind, I’d call that pretty racist, as you’re implying something about me based off the color of my skin, and…

I already invested into 22Cans when I bought Godus. Still waiting for that game to be finished. Why would I trust any amount of anything that comes out of that company ever again? Also, adding more crypto currencies into the world? This is worse that Streaming services now.  In a few years, people will start going…

I guess they really wanted bots in their games.   That’s the only way this plays out.  Watch exactly 300 consecutive hours of playtime on accounts.  Not once do they step away from the machine.   

Ah, man.  I must have missed that bit of conversation.   My bad.  

Uh. Did you not watch the movie? Data sacrafices himself. Picard is talking to B4, who eventually shows he’s regaining some of Data’s memories.

Yeah, I have to agree.  I’d rather they took all the worlds from Sonic 1 and 2, and put them into one open world.   It would be fantastical. 

Data isn’t dead right after the TNG content.  B4 is becoming Data.  So at minimum, he could be in it, still re-becoming Data.  

I havent watched it yet. This is disapointing all the same.

Two heroes, maybe it’ll be co-op?

Well it looks like it’ll be a full on action movie. So that’s good. I thought the first one was pretty decent. This looks like it might be a step up, since we got the origin crap out of the way already.  

But when you move to a different company, you might still use the same go to variables that you are used to.  You might even use lines of code that you default to when writing certain things.   You aren’t stealing code.  You’re using your own knowledgebase wherever you go.