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Soon I hope to start playing only blockchain-based games; I think there will be enough of them out, soon. It makes my gaming accomplishments feel more real

right? also doesn't it feel like you're more in control of the game knowing that you actually own the assets and can do with them whatever you want, and that you have a cryptogaming community that is solid?. I recently joined a bunch of cryptogaming groups on telegram and they're all so nice and welcoming, whereas when I play on fortnite or pubg its only people insulting each other haha

I agree with both of you. It would be much more life like in sense of owning things.. as a matter of fact.. even better in terms of asset owning like limited ones.
for example imagine this.. owning a car in an online multiplayer game something like Need For Speed. All the modifications and car models can range from legendary to common and limited. even the game devs themselves cannot introduce an inflation in the assets.

On the point of community, yeah trust me when i say i have been to the very top and back in competitive scene, kids are keyboard warriors. Its their way of letting steam away. No one should take it serious.
At this point blockchain gaming is new and hasnt penetrated deep into the gaming scene. Thats what our objective is with such initiatives.

BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN GAMING = HUGE POTENTIAL!

yeah and imagine you were able to take your car from Need for Speed and take it to another different game like GTA for example... cause blockchain actually allows interoperability of games, how cool would that be?!

I've already used the SaruTobi card in Spells of Genesis Cheesy

that's amazing! how's Spells of Genesis? I've seen a lot of people talk about it in the cryptogaming telegram groups I'm at

It was basically the first blockchain game produced by an established development studio, so it's been out longer and is more playable than others.