Ubisoft explained the topic better. NFT regarding the end of support for (very simply, digital certificates owned by a token linked to a digital asset) Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint: actually, they will no longer be produced, but they will be coming to other games soon, as Games Industry found out, which contacted the French publisher directly to find out.
On March 17, 2022, the latest NFTs for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint were released via Ubisoft’s proprietary platform, Quartz. Not so long ago, so much so that some players are not happy with the end of game support, which will die much faster. Also, who got the NFTs, what will they do with them? The servers will remain active, but they are becoming more and more useless considering their use, at least for now, as they cannot be used in other games. Price:%s and general objection.
On the other hand, some have pointed out that given that Breakpoint was closed in a one-sided decision, Ubisoft’s promise that it’s linked to the purchase of NFTs, meaning players will own a piece of the game, proves to be at least misleading, if not truly false. and that in the event of a server shutdown, NFTs will become waste paper so to speak, at least until a compatible game is launched (if it ever comes out).
Note that Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint NFTs called Figures are essentially cosmetic. To reuse them, Ubisoft will need to develop a compatible headgear of the same type, or at least one where it’s okay to dress like a soldier. We’ll see how the whole story unfolds.
Source: Multiplayer
