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- While some organizations are doubling down on lucrative frauds behind NFTs, others are attempting to turn away from any association right from the beginning.
- Blizzard’s head made a tweet over this weekend that they are not doing any NFTs, as the fans are expecting.
- As per a Blizzard representative, the organization conducts surveys on a routine basis on a broader range of emerging topics.
Sorry Folks!! Blizzard Isn’t Doing Any NFTs
While some organizations are doubling down on lucrative frauds behind NFTs, the rest are attempting to divert from any association right from the beginning. After an Activision Blizzard survey went out polling users on their interest in blockchain tech, Mike Ybarra, Blizzard chief was quick to shoot down speculations of whether the studio will put NFTs in future games.
Recently promoted Blizzard’s head stated in a tweet that they are not doing any NFTs. This announcement came afterword of a survey determining the interest of users in NFTs began making rounds online and was picked up by several gaming news websites.
The survey, organized by a market research organization seemingly on behalf of the publisher of Call of Duty, Activision Blizzard, asked users regarding their perspectives on recent trends as well, involving Game Pass as well as gaming experiences in Metaverse.
A Blizzard representative stated to a gaming news website that, the organization conducts surveys routinely on a broader range of surfacing topics to better learn about player interests, regardless of the inclusion of such trends.
Blizzard Fans Are Skeptical
Buzz phrases like NFT, Metaverse, and P2E al, go hand in hand and are embraced by investors throwing big bucks, meanwhile, several users have revolted against them.
Gaming organizations are similarly split. Publishers such as Square Enix and Ubisoft are optimistic regarding blockchain gaming’s future, while others such as Take-Two and EA Games seem to adopt a more wait-and-see approach.
While Blizzard Chief’s comments put the organization in the “no” camp, not all believe him. His replies on Twitter posts suggest skepticism among the Blizzard fanbase, partly due to the organization’s history.
World of Warcraft laid the foundation for cosmetics in live service games, And Diablo III was infamously released with a completely functioning auction house.
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Steve Anderson is an Australian crypto enthusiast. He is a specialist in management and trading for over 5 years. Steve has worked as a crypto trader, he loves learning about decentralisation, understanding the true potential of the blockchain.
