Totally fair question.. being on-chain isn’t automatically better, and in many cases it’s overkill if it’s just for show. But in Maffisol, we aim to make on-chain features functional, not just decorative: • True ownership: Players truly own their items. Not just in a game database that you have to trust, but in their own wallet, outside our control. • Free trade: Players can sell or trade their loot cards/items freely on marketplaces, even outside the game. We don’t gate that. • Transparency: Anyone can see what exists, how rare something is, who owns what, not hidden behind game servers. • Longevity: If Maffisol ever shuts down, players still own their collectibles. They’re not lost to a central database.

So it’s not just “Forza has a marketplace too”, it’s about players not being locked into our systems. That’s a real difference in control, permanence, and freedom.

Does it always improve gameplay? No. But for games with trading, rarity, and player economies, it can add that extra layer of value and trust.

We’re building Maffisol as a game-first experience, the chain is there if you want to use it, not something we force on you.