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At The International 2013 (a DotA tournament), in person viewers received "autographs" of the players that could attached to items in game. I told them on the S
by dreadlordbone 6y ago
At The International 2013 (a DotA tournament), in person viewers received "autographs" of the players that could attached to items in game. I told them on the Steam market place for almost $1,000.
- robryan 6y agoIn that case there was scarcity in the game. A limited number of people could display these on their profiles/ complete a collection. Compared to a Tweet that anyone can view and that the buyer has no control over it doesn’t seem to be quite the same thing. A Tweet equivalent might be if the purchased Tweet was now only viewable on the buyers timeline.