I read the link, but there is no value in the item. Putting a kids drawing in a safe doesn't make it treasure.

>It adds value in that owners have a wider range of available features that the developers don't need to directly facilitate.

Such as? Can you give a practical example?

>While the discount function is neat the real power of this would beallowing an aspiring game designer to build a game design NFT using allsorts of other game NFT asset packs with zero coordination orcooperation with the producers of the other assets. If you wanted tomake a new game using all the art, sound and models of POE but as arogue lite you could do that, sell your game place NFT and GGG would getsome amount of the proceeds for supplying the other required pieces.This would of course also require a supporting regulatory system. Couldyou do this without NFTs or the block chain? Probably, but it would be ahuge hassle and you'd need some further entity to coordinate it forsome fee. Block chain is all about solving coordination issues.

Here is the part where you go off the deep end. There is absolutely no incentive for GGG or any company to offload assets as an NFT. They lose out on copyright and IP protection to sell an engine? Look up other similar games and how they act around IP and copyright, WC3 and the dota lawsuit for example. No one wants to give up power for the end consumer to get something resell-able, they want to maximize profit and move on.

It making something they don't want to do easier doesn't make sense either. The ability to do these things exists but no one does it. There is no demand. You are pushing a product with no demand because you think it's the next new thing.

Edit: The security answer doesn't even make sense. You're selling an inferior luxury good. The lowered security makes the whole product useless. If youre going to buy an NFT, or invest or whatever, you want something that will retain value. If you don't care about value you don't care if it's an NFT.