“We now lowercase dumpster, so you could write dumpster fire,” The Associated Press Stylebook recently tweeted - a testament to the word’s faddishness, as well as the AP’s thirstiness. The word “dumpster” is technically supposed to be capitalized, although the rules are relaxing to reflect this new use case. And Oxford Dictionaries added the phrase to its online dictionary this year. Donald Trump and his presidential campaign, on the other hand, get the dumpster-fire designation so often that there are now articles about the trope of Trump-as–dumpster fire. We hope the new owner enjoys the purchase while the Breakpoint servers are still up.Two out of three! Carlos Santana, according to my preliminary research, has never been called a dumpster fire online. As recently as Wednesday morning, someone bought a P320 in-game weapon for 19 XTZ (about $64). On Rarible, though, the slow drip of Ghost Recon Breakpoint Digit sales continues to this day. And when you look at a listing for a Digit on the Objkt website, you'll see a message reading, "You can't trade this Digit at the moment, please visit for more information." (No relevant additional information can be found on that website.) Ubisoft and Objkt representatives have not responded to a request for comment on the matter. There are no current sales listings for Ubisoft Digits on Objkt. The last of the 26 total Digit sales on Objkt-a pair of Wolf Enhanced Pants that sold for 10TZ (then the equivalent of roughly $39)- was recorded on February 5. Interestingly, Objkt seems to have quietly halted trading on all Ubisoft Digits months ago without much notice from the outside world.
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As the last Ghost Recon Breakpoint Digit was released on March 17, we will now look to continue our exploration by improving the value proposition of the platform with new projects and features." AdvertisementĮnlarge / Ubisoft's first free Digits NFT drop as it appeared pre-launch in December.
Ubisoft Quartz reflects this ambition and represents an incredible opportunity to learn with our community about what decentralization can bring to gaming. "Being first to take advantage of emerging trends and technology is more than core to Ubisoft’s strategy it is part of our DNA. "At Ubisoft, we continuously learn by trying new things and encourage this attitude in our teams," the company said in a statement provided to Ars. "Stay tuned for more updates with features to the platform and future drops coming with other games!" "Thank you to all Ghost Recon Breakpoint players who claimed their first Digits! You own a piece of the game and have left your mark its history." Never mind that the Quartz website claimed that being listed on the "owner history" for a Digits NFT would "bring you fame for years to come!"Īt the same time, Ubisoft said this is not the end of its NFT plans. On the Ubisoft Quartz website, the company confirmed that "the last Digit for Ghost Recon Breakpoint was released on.
(Ubisoft will shut down the gameplay servers for battle royale shooter Hyper Scape later this month). While Ubisoft says it will "continue to maintain our servers" for Breakpoint and 2017's Ghost Recon Wildlands for the time being, Breakpoint's relatively limited player base means that online multiplayer support probably won't last that much longer.
Ubisoft announced on Twitter on Tuesday that the company has released "our final piece of content" for Ghost Recon Breakpoint after rolling out 11 updates since the game's 2019 launch. The short saga serves as a prime example of the problems that can arise when a company just throws "the blockchain" into its plans without thinking about why it's doing so. Further Reading Ubisoft’s first NFT plans make no senseUbisoft's first experiment with non-fungible tokens (called "Quartz Digits") in Ghost Recon Breakpoint is already winding down just four months after it started.
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