"Expert" in NFT: use poor people as NPC for your video games

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Is the NFT and crypto gaming scene going crazy? Probably because the collapse in prices and slump in trading has been a devastating blow, however there are still those who insist that this will work. While enthusiasts are torn between all kinds of strategies, some are already thinking about the possibility of turning these video games into a source of income.

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Recently, a report from pc gamer cited the case of the construction NFT video game called Critterzwhich experienced its brief moment of fame during the token boom and caused a lot of talk because some users made a deal with underage players from the Philippines, who were in charge of collecting virtual materials in 8-hour days in exchange for a part of the profits being part of a chain that involved experts in Minecraft that later made the houses or entertainment centers in the world of this title.

Well, taking this case into account, the report shared the statements of an “expert” in NFT and crypto games, who pointed out that this should be the path to take for the sector in order to lower development costs. In this regard, Mikhai Kossar of the consulting firm Wolves DAO considered that people with limited resources could be used as NPCs in exchange for an amount lower than what an artist would be paid to make a character: “with the cheap labor of a developing country, you could use the people in the Philippines as NPCs, real life NPCs in your game they would just populate the world, maybe do some random job or walk around, fishing, telling stories, a merchant, anything is really possible.”

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