I bet that guarantee ain't worth the paper it's not written on

Definitely worth a punt

Fuck nfts and everything related to em.

So is his money safe? What is an NFT? This week on Crypto for Dummies the B&B explain to Bob...

NFT explained basically and without all the politics and opinion.

NFT stands for Non-Fungible Token. Fungible pretty much just means copyable. So its a token that can't be copied.
NFTs are created using blockchain tech the same as Bitcoin.
Instead of these tokens becoming a unique unit of digital currency they are instead used as certificates of ownership/authenticity.

Im not sure where this idea started but it gained prevalence through the digital art scene as a tool to allow them to sell their easily copyable art with assurance that the buyer would receive the rights to that piece to either gather royalties or sell on. Much like how rights to songs are sold.

The artist creates the image.
They then raise an NFT to attach to it. 
The NFT is linked to the art through an independent database normally held by the people who create the NFT.
The artist sells the NFT to the buyer. That buyer then has full ownership of the art to do with as they wish.
Again think like music rights, they should get the royalties from use and can sell it on as they wish with the NFT being their claim to it.

Every player will be able to manage a shop, selling stuff (NFTs) dropped and receiving GLX token as in-game currency. Also, they will be able to sell their stuff to a Non-Player Character (PNC) for GLX, creating a transaction to main GLX smart-contract. The PNC will then reoffer the NFT (on in-game marketplace and out-game Galaxer website marketplace) to a higher price, burning the spread. Thanks to NFT in-game integration, zero gas fees will be charged for peer-to-peer trading with instant transactions, all while you securely maintain custody of your assets. Players can stake the GLX token by investing in an in-game bank or using Galaxer.io website staking page. By staking, players will earn a percentage by adding liquidity to GLX token.

Hope that clears everything up.

Is it explained anywhere how you get your money back out?

I can see that you loot or buy gear, sell or buy it in game using the in game currency P2P or with NPCs.
Cant see anything about converting in game currency back into real world currency.

[justify]Eurogamer has gone down the subscription route.  Up to six quid a month if you wish to go ad free.  That's almost the same price as a copy of Edge!   No thanks (on both counts) [/justify]

Diluted Dante wrote:

Is it explained anywhere how you get your money back out? I can see that you loot or buy gear, sell or buy it in game using the in game currency P2P or with NPCs. Cant see anything about converting in game currency back into real world currency.

The in game currency is the real world coin. So you'd just sell that coin. Assuming anyone wants it.

Ok. Cheers.
Yeah this sounds really bad.

Blocks100 wrote:

[justify]Eurogamer has gone down the subscription route.  Up to six quid a month if you wish to go ad free.  That's almost the same price as a copy of Edge!   No thanks (on both counts) [/justify]

I use adblocker on EG anyway, but I’m tempted to chuck them a few quid per month. It’s the only games site I check semi-regularly.

Turns out the delay to GoW: Ragnarok was due to Christopher Judge being ill

https://twitter.com/iamchrisjudge/status/1443434928385843209?s=21

Pretty big thing to delay a game based on an actor.

N/m i just prtsc'd.

Monkey Ball reviews are in. Good but not quite right seems to be the general consensus, with Monkey Target getting tutted at by journos familiar with the original. Will buy, but I'm a little disappointed it's apparently not quite what it was shaping up to be.