Following the return of fans, STALKER 2 the maker of GSC Game World has fallen behind in what it was supposed to include in his new game. The announcement came a day after the studio announced that STALKER 2 would include NFTs.
On Thursday, GSC Game World filed and withdrew its statement from the decision saying it would use the proceeds from the show to support sequel development. Fans were quick to criticize Wednesday’s initial announcement and what the studio shared later. The response was that GSC Game World withdrew its request within an hour after shipping.
“We hear you,” that recent text has been read. “Based on our findings, we have made a decision to ban any NFT related activity in STALKER 2.” The studio added that it would make the game a “personal value” in its own right.
The face of GSC Game World coming the same week Ubisoft pushed forward with its own be prepared to integrate NFT into Ghost Recon: Breakpoint. Even fans of video games have become a global phenomenon technical malpractice, meanwhile it seems we will see more, fewer, printers trying to incorporate NFTs in their games with people as EA CEO Andrew Wilson says technology stands for “. ”
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