Lightspeed Partners Discuss Future of Web3 Games Most gaming channels are unstable.

After recently traveling to Northern Europe, I started to think about the future of Web3 games with some of the biggest game companies in the world (Supercell, King, Minecraft ...). Web3 has occurred to everyone. Until the recent Ubisoft case.

Gaming giant Ubisoft previously announced the release of NFT and was the first AAA (high-end, high-performance, high-performance game) to announce the release of NFT, but it faced user opposition for player. Ubisoft released the video soon. Every tweet supporting Ubisoft's NFT seems to have 10 negative connotations. Why is this happening and can this struggle be overcome?

For starters, while Ubisoft was the first to get their hands on NFT, exchange company Web2 needs to embrace the spirit of community involvement Web3 and engage with gamers as soon as possible. Why is this really good for gamers? Whether you are an athlete or an employee, you do not like surprises from developers.

Second, the denial of unexplained bankruptcy exemptions has serious and negative consequences for players, as most players around the world do not understand how blockchain works.

Third, many players regard NFT as "bad". These connections are caused by the decline in fraud and reframing campaigns, the increase in the minimum price of NFT to high levels, environmental concerns and other reasons.

It is a legitimate concern. Some environmental issues like today can be solved in the future by forming around retail chains such as Solana, Polygon and Eth 2.0. Others need to complement the evolution of the concept from "gamefi" to "games".

Some people celebrate the rewards by selling dizzying lands in the game and offering 100x the value of the token / NFT. I am worried about this. This leaves many newbie Web3 gamers frustrated by the lack of valuable resources or the inability to use in-game content. This situation is not unrelated to Web3.

Amazing items and gadgets owned by a couple of anti-sports runners who seek to entertain millions of people. Instead of celebrating high value / NFT celebrations, we should inspire players to participate and use blockchain strategies to improve the player experience.

The first phase of the Web3 game is Play-to-Earn (P2E), which is characterized by the achievement of money wins. However, most P2Es are not secure. Neither the game nor the trading token were created. However, since gaming guilds have a lot of money, P2E will allow players to log in and log out like farmers in DeFi.

The second phase of the Web3 game is intended to be an excellent game that uses blockchain technology to improve the player experience. They can come from mature sports broadcasters or independent studios.

Mobile F2P has been the biggest and fastest game today since it was initially criticized by hardcore AAA, and that applies to Web3 games as well. A new Web3 game developer has been converted and a new player audience has been created.

Two years ago, gamers were perfected, played, traded and bought digital assets. I also hope that they will be happy to become masters when they use Web3.