However the way NFT’s are currently exploited as the next big collectible is making this whole thing feel like a get-rich-quick scheme, money laundering and a bubble waiting to burst. I am not against the concept behind NFT’s and absolutely not opposed to the technology behind it, I somewhat agree that it’s a great development and when used in the right way it might actually add value to the internet. The reason being that I am disappointed is how the developers behind this project are funding this game by selling NFT-powered components, which feels a bit like praying on the FOMO of gullible investors. Now a few weeks later all enthusiasm has died out and I actually started unfollowing them at least on twitter, might unfollow them elsewhere too was I not curious on what the future will bring to this project.
I quickly started following all their social media as well as regularly inspecting their website for news and updates. When I learned about this dedicated group attempting to revivify the classic Spellfire TCG my heart skipped a beat from excitement. I applaud all fan-projects and attempts to resurrect dead CCGs.
Long story short: big fan of Spellfire, not a fan of NFT! Hi, my name is Dennis Michels and I have opinions on many things today I would like to share my thoughts and opinions regarding the resurrected Spellfire CCG and the connection to NFT’s.
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