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Do players actually WANT automation in NFT games?

I’ve been thinking a lot about “agents” in NFT/Web3 games lately.

Not just simple auto-clickers, but actual in-game agents/managers that can handle repetitive tasks for players:

  • sending items to missions
  • managing collections
  • trading or listing assets
  • optimizing rewards
  • participating in passive gameplay loops

On one hand, it feels great because players don’t need to grind every day.
On the other hand, I wonder if too much automation removes the emotional connection and satisfaction from the game.

I’m especially curious about this in collectible/economy-driven games where players own NFTs/assets.

Have any of you tested mechanics like this?
Did players enjoy delegating tasks to agents/managers, or did it make the game feel less meaningful?

Would love to hear examples from games that did this well (or failed badly).

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hello! I created an NFT manually 3 years ago, and no one bought it. Is that all for NFTs?

hello! I created an NFT manually 3 years ago, and no one bought it. Is that all for NFTs?

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u/Vadya11 — 4 days ago
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The era of massive nft conventions needs to end

I don't know if anyone else is feeling this, but im so burned out on the giant web3 and nft conventions. you pay like $800 for a ticket just to stand in a dark, loud room while some random "influencer" screams over edm trying to shill their derivative project. it feels like 90% of the people at these things are just looking for exit liquidity for their bags.

its just exhausting. you can barely hear anyone talk, and everyone is just trying to shove a qr code in your face.

I was reading about how some of the actually successful projects are pivoting away from this circus. saw this pop up in my feed - ( https://www.tradingview.com/news/chainwire:bf5fc354c094b:0-stratosphere-pudgy-penguins-announce-the-founders-table-a-global-private-dinner-series-for-web3-top-leaders/ ) and it makes so much more sense. pudgy penguins and stratosphere are just doing small, private dinners for builders instead of renting out massive halls.

why are we still pretending that cramming thousands of grifters into a convention center is good networking? i just want to talk to people who are litereally building the space, not dodging people trying to sell me a 10k pfp collection roadmap. kinda hope this small dinner format becomes the standard going foward because my social battery can't take another mega-conference.

u/ToffeeTangoONE — 1 day ago
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Should NFT Projects Own Their Own Marketplace?

Do creators still need huge NFT marketplaces, or is the next step owning the marketplace directly on their own website?

I’m exploring this idea because many artists, galleries and small Web3 projects already have a website, an audience and a brand, but still send everyone to external platforms to mint, buy, bid or collect.

Would you trust a WordPress-based, wallet-first NFT marketplace if it supported ERC-721, ERC-1155, listings, auctions and creator profiles?

Or do you think NFT trading should stay on major marketplaces only?

Not shilling - genuinely curious how collectors and creators see this.

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u/disemino — 6 days ago
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I’ve been seeing more NFT-related art and conversations popping up again, which made me think about where things are heading.

Back in 2021–2022, the space exploded, prices went crazy, hype was everywhere, and then things cooled down just as fast. Now it feels like there’s a quieter return, maybe more focused on art and long-term value rather than speculation.

Do you think NFTs are actually making a sustainable comeback this time?
Or is this just another temporary wave before things fade again?

Curious to hear different perspectives, especially from those who stayed active through the downturn.

u/JaradNFTverse — 8 days ago
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This NFTs presents the emotions that I express when I want to do things for myself.

And I couldn’t, so, I feel like I’m holding back my feelings into a vessel and it becomes awkward and mutilated.

So please tell me what you think about it.

u/ResponsibleStable736 — 8 days ago
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Introducing “Megaone” a vibrant explosion of color, identity, and attitude.

This piece represents the power of individual expression through a bold and chaotic style, where every detail conveys energy and authenticity.

Unique, intense, and impossible to ignore.

And the best part… it’s already listed on OpenSea. 🚀

This piece is straight LIT ✨

u/JaradNFTverse — 10 days ago
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This artwork is part of my upcoming NFT release, exploring identity, energy, and bold expression through contrast and texture.

More news coming soon on OpenSea.

What do you think about it?

u/JaradNFTverse — 10 days ago
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Hey everyone! Sharing an opportunity that might be of interest for artists with an interest in tech too. We've just launched a platform that finds any IP linked to a brand, gathers it in one place, and ties it to its brand.

We're also launching campaigns for visual artists - illustrators, AI artists, video - who want to create around those brands. Our first campaign just went live with roughly $15,000 in rewards, including $3000 for the top spot.

Points are determined by the brand - so one or two amazing pieces can be enough to secure the top spot in the first month-long competition.

You can check it out at Records Network (records . network) !

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u/tjj94 — 14 days ago