Cryptocurrency, NFTs, and blockchains are modern names among gamers, and whether you like them or hate them they will stay here. At the time, Ubisoft seemed to be able to keep itself out of the recent headlines.
And the company is back in the limelight, thanks to its recent revenue stream where Ubisoft has repeatedly stated its involvement and investment in blockchain-based gaming technology.
In particular, the fact that it will fund blockchain-based sports company Animoca Brands, which calls itself a global leader in blockchain games.
But what does it mean to get married and play with blockchains and cryptocurrency anyway? At an unusual level, the idea can be a different way of finding items and items within the game where you will hold something like NFT (non-mold) token to make sure the item is yours and cannot be taken.
For those who need a quick primer, NFT (non-mold) token is a unit of data in a blockchain that can be represented as a file, such as photos or videos.
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You can see how Ubisoft can easily change an NFT image with something like a skin that is very different from the character you can buy or buy, and it can be a limited and rare thing. That’s just one way blockchain can be hired for games.
However, Ubisoft has not built its games on this platform yet. The idea right now is to invest in other companies and let them do their thing.
It will be what Ubisoft will learn about how those companies, like Animoca Brands, use technology to learn and possibly use it in Ubisoft games.
Almost every game Ubisoft has made has some kind of tangible currency tied to it, it would be interesting to see how they can use cryptocurrency that can be transferred between different games within its library.
For example, playing Assassin’s Creed for over 100 hours to accumulate tons of money, and then wanting to try something new on Rainbow Six that couldn’t get you enough change within the game, would be a good thing for some players. .
There is nothing as set as Ubisoft and the company has not yet continued its use of the blockchain, but it will be interesting to see where it goes with the whole concept.
Currently digital assets such as cryptocurrensets and NFTs are considered controversial for many, due to the impact on the environment and the shortage of chips worldwide.
