Wow…more shitty looking art. Why can't these crypto companies at least hire a competent artist?
Almost like the art is not only not the point but actually completely irrelevant isn't it?
Wow…more shitty looking art. Why can't these crypto companies at least hire a competent artist?
Almost like the art is not only not the point but actually completely irrelevant isn't it?
I don't get why people hate NFT. They can be a very good thing when used well, and a fantastic thing for digital content creators.
That's as stupid as hating knives because you can use them to kill people.
So please era, don't hate NFT, but hate the people who make bad things with them.
Troy? huh, this isn't very surprising 🤣
This is still hilarious :
You forgot to quote Winston ChurchillI mean he's just trying to accelerate the climate crisis so we can all appreciate the genius of his performance in Last of Us by living it for real
Do you guys just not get this? I guess you aren't artists or something, just critics. pfff
Curious how Alana Pierce is gonna handle this on her podcast? They were shit talking NFT's on it a little while ago (also troy coincidentally wasn't there for that)
if anything, probably not much, but with the promise from the NFT grifteam that his NFTs would sell for big bucks, which he'll get a percentage of
what the fuck
creating artificial digital scarcity is not a GOOD thing
Blockchains don't all work with the same methodology though. You can run a proof-of-stake network on a bunch of raspberry pi's. Blockchain uses so much energy because it needs to work hard and long hours to decrypt. There's no decrypting on proof-of-stake, just validating. For instance, Ethereum's switch to proof-of-stake would mean an estimated 99,95% drop in energy consumption. And Ethereum is currently the only chain running NFT's that is still on proof-of-work.I didn't say that NFTs are Bitcoins, I tried to say that they use the same methodology, blockchain. And blockchain is a bunch of computers working together.
Also, thanks about the companies thing. I'll change companies to creators. That would be more correct. But that doesn't change the problem of the NFT sustainability and validity in the future.
Edit: I edited the previous post to try to make it more clear, sorry.
the great thing about NFT accounts is they all read like parodies of NFT accounts
You never bash your employers. You never bash the people who gave you a huge leg up no matter what they've done or what you feel that they've done. But the fact that he's talking about residuals being in videogames shows you just how out of the loop he is because residuals don't happen. They don't exist.
So it's not that Konami wasn't willing to pay them, he (Guy) wanted residuals, he wanted non-existent money that he felt that he was owed. So Konami has no fault in this whatsoever. And they wanted to use him again. Guy was the one who was outspoken about it and said that unless this happens he wouldn't do it, so he forced Konami's hands. So if anybody wants to blame anybody for why they chose new voices, they can go back to the original James and he's the one to blame.
I'll be honest here I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if ERA were to announce an "ERACOIN" or NFT Avatars or something in the next few months. It'd explain a lot about the… "protected" status of cryptobros here.Wow that tweet... Totally knows what he's doing and knows he's on the wrong side.
Also everyone should just ignore the crypto Bros, they have a well known tactic on here of playing dumb for multiple posts until people start to lose patience with them, and then they report your posts and you get banned and the negative thread closed. Check any previous NFT thread for examples... It's like clockwork.
It's funny how both him and Guy Cihi showed their asses.I for one, am absolutely stunned that all around piece of shit Troy Baker would do something like this. Not from the guy that shilled for Konami and caped for them not paying the original cast, including outright lying about the situation
troy seems like someone who really and truly only cares about himself
I'll take a look at some of these proof-of-stake you say, but right now I'll maintain my position about the blockchain energy consumption. If I'm wrong or outdated, I'll glady return here and edit my message.Blockchains don't all work with the same methodology though. You can run a proof-of-stake network on a bunch of raspberry pi's. Blockchain uses so much energy because it needs to work hard and long hours to decrypt. There's no decrypting on proof-of-stake, just validating. For instance, Ethereum's switch to proof-of-stake would mean an estimated 99,95% drop in energy consumption. And Ethereum is currently the only chain running NFT's that is still on proof-of-work.
My poor friend .ethan…
My favorite voice actor is also talking about NFTs on Twitter:
This sounds like the kid that didn't read the book trying to give an explanation of it in front of class.to explore ways where together we might bring new tools to new creators to make new things, and allow everyone a chance to own & invest in the IP's they create.
Yeah. I still remember when he out of nowhere decided to screw Nolan North over by walking away from the streaming webseries they started together.
My favorite voice actor is also talking about NFTs on Twitter:
Blockchains don't all work with the same methodology though. You can run a proof-of-stake network on a bunch of raspberry pi's. Blockchain uses so much energy because it needs to work hard and long hours to decrypt. There's no decrypting on proof-of-stake, just validating. For instance, Ethereum's switch to proof-of-stake would mean an estimated 99,95% drop in energy consumption. And Ethereum is currently the only chain running NFT's that is still on proof-of-work.