Fans Split On Dr Disrespect Finds Blockchain Gaming ‘Exciting’ As ‘Two-Time’ Teases $100K Worth Of NFTs In Deaddrop

Non-fungible tokens, simply known as NFTs, are unique digital assets based on blockchain-based tokens. It is slowly becoming a part of various sectors, from works of art to sports in the real world. Now it also finds its way into the games industry. Many game developers are already working on something called blockchain games. Recently, the renowned YouTube streamer Dr Disrespect also showed great interest in this.

Herschel ‘Dr Disrespect’ Beahm IV is no stranger to controversy. He is always prone to attention in one way or the other and the same is true this time too due to his latest tweet suggesting that a huge sum is being added to his under-development FPS Battle Royale title Deaddrop.

Dr Disrespect shared his thoughts on NFT in games

The 40-year-old streamer shared that discovering $100,000 worth of items via blockchain games would attract a lot of attention. He believes this would provide a magnificent experience for both players and viewers. Furthermore, Dr Disrespect teased a new PVP experience.

The 40-year-old streamer further shared his interest in NFTs. He wrote on Twitter, “The concept of digital collectibles in an online game is so exciting to me. Especially an extraction type game.” But many believe NFTs are a scam, especially after the massive cryptocurrency failure. But Doc tends to dissociate himself from these thoughts. He claimed, “People who say scams and “yikes” are just brain dead headline followers. The same people who spend tons on skins for an annual release game. Everyone also has the same skin.“

He was also asked by a fan how the blockchain collectibles will surpass the traditional means in the future. “Two Time” explained the reason, “More game/platform features. Imagine having a digital collectible that has functionality in a completely different game that comes out 7 years later.”

How did fans react to Doc’s concept?

Dr Disrespect’s tweet sparked a heated discussion among his followers on Twitter. Some agreed with what the Call of Duty pro has to say about the digital collectibles from blockchain games. Meanwhile, there were also some voices going against Doc, as they believe it was a scam. Also, someone was busy thinking about what are potential risks in the blockchain gaming scene. Let’s take a closer look at what his community has to say about his thoughts on NFT.

What are your thoughts on NFTs in video games? Do you agree with what Dr Disrespect has to say about it? Share in the comments below.

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