First and then first three of them. Every fun thing from our childhood tries to force NFTs on us. Every time they try that, it gets sick in the community – and today’s example is no exception.
Habbo Hotel is doing the NFT now and opted to advertise it on Twitter for some reason. Recently, a promoted tweet was already appearing on our timelines, and has seemed to be pushed again in March. The tweet about NFT integration is being proportionate, but no one seems worried by this prospect.
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This tweet invites those feeling nostalgic about the Habbo Hotel to use the fully integrated Habbo Avatar NFTs. This post has a Discord invite which allows fans to a server dedicated to Habbo NFTs. He currently has almost 13,000 members, but that kind of enthusiasm can’t be found on the original post itself.
He told the other person, “Why would you ruin my childhood? “, ” “In these replies. “Are you ready for habbo? It isn’t he who tries to keep her mind.
One another shares a video of themselves screening the Habbo NFTs. This practice many crypto enthusiasts hate and is often misleading.
The announcement was initially made in January. But the response time was nothing better than positive. In a couple of replies from the past few days, the organizers are still eager to push the Habbo NFT avatars, but they did not appear to be more successful this time around. Of course, for NFTs to work, you need a steady stream of new “investors” coming in, willing to buy your fancy JPEGs. You’re left behind with that bag.
I suppose any gaming company would want to jump into the NFT game scene, but there are ones that don’t interest me. Galve’s Gabe Newell recently labelled this practice “super sketchy” so at least we’re safe on Steam. Jackbox Games told TheGamer last month that it has no interest in NFT integration.
