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>there are plenty of under the table ways to sell virtual assets for real money. But are there any games where you can plausibly put real money in and generate
by ianferrel 3y ago
>there are plenty of under the table ways to sell virtual assets for real money.
But are there any games where you can plausibly put real money in and generate excess gains in virtual assets in a short time? You can double your money in a casino in seconds, but the only way I know to extract money from video games (even play-to-win video games that milk whales for a lot) is arduous and slow gold-farming.
I agree with your take on NFTs. They would have been used that way if the NFT games hadn't basically all been Ponzi schemes. Like the pachinko gambling loophole.
- AussieWog93 3y ago>But are there any games where you can plausibly put real money in and generate excess gains in virtual assets in a short time? CS:GO
- serf 3y ago> ...but the only way I know to extract money from video games (even play-to-win video games that milk whales for a lot) is arduous and slow gold-farming. I don't know what to call it, but there were examples like Anshe Chung; those might re-emerge with the upcoming vr-scape/metaverse/whatever-itll-be-called. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anshe_Chung https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anshe_Chung
- duskwuff 3y agoSecond Life is hardly a typical video game, though. It's barely a game at all.
- jamilton 3y agoI don't know that this has actually been done for these kind of games, but selling an account in it's entirety would be one way of making an asset somewhat transferable.
- johnnyanmac 3y agoNot in the scale for a first world country. You talk about 2nd/3rd world countries and you can argue that account selling is the modern gold rush.