> Video game skins become NFTs that you now "own" instead of just being in-game.
This use case actually doesn't make sense if you think about it. Items only make sense in the context of a game, and you trust the game makers to honor it. At that point, there's no incentive for them to actually allow you to port in/port out items.
Think about it this way: what good is the BFG from Unreal Tournament in Cooking Mama?
Even in related games, guns from Battlefield 2042 in say COD Vanguard?
This use case actually doesn't make sense if you think about it. Items only make sense in the context of a game, and you trust the game makers to honor it. At that point, there's no incentive for them to actually allow you to port in/port out items.
Think about it this way: what good is the BFG from Unreal Tournament in Cooking Mama?
Even in related games, guns from Battlefield 2042 in say COD Vanguard?
Sounds pretty shit.