Minecraft developer Mojang updated its usage guidelines today, specifically spelling an end to Web 3.0 technology inside the popular building game. In an article on its website, Mojang stated that NFTs create exclusion and scarcity that goes against Minecraft‘s spirit. As such, “blockchain technologies are not permitted to be integrated inside our client and server applications.” In addition, NFT creators can’t use Minecraft assets like models and skins when creating their own digital collectibles for sale outside the game.
Microsoft, the owner of Mojang and Minecraft, has previously worked on official NFTs for the game. As reported by blockchain news outlet Decrypt last year, players were once able to grab an official token by playing a web game and then transfer that NFT to Minecraft for additional exclusive content. This type of interaction is something that likely wouldn’t be allowed under Mojang’s new rules.
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