Robots Farm: perfect example how to trick people

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In the previous few weeks, I only wrote about the games God's Unchained and Clash of Moland. I deal with these the most actively, although not the most.

However, I also try to find new free-to-play p2e NFT games from time to time. I mostly use playtoearn.net for this.

I joined Robots Farm yesterday. Below I describe how I got to the first game.

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On playtoear.net, the game was published in the prestigious 4th place. Of course I knew nothing about it. It is in alpha phase and f2p is possible. This is often deceptive, as it does not clearly mean that you can earn with it, just play. In most cases, it only covers a free trial version, but not always.

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After reading the whitepaper of the game, I saw a good chance that it would really be free p2e, even if they don't, currently they have an Airdrop program, which showed that you can participate for free and win in-game items. So I gave it a chance. When you get to the game page, of course, you have to do the wallet connect right away.

Robots Farm: Whitepaper

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As in most cases, this is a trick. Free is not really free.

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So what does it really cost? 20 points. But what is the point? WP describes it in detail. In practice, you can either buy or complete 'tasks'. Which includes referrals, for example, in addition to things like Discord verification. So, practically, this is how they get access to your data.

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Most people don't realize the value of this data, but I hope it's clear to everyone that it's worth a lot more than what they're giving for it.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of them. Not only in the world of blockchain NFT games. They make people believe that their own data and social media accounts have no value, nor the activity you they do there. You just have to look at the value of these tech companies. Perhaps it is clear that this is not the reality.

I suppose, here on Hive most people know it.

So this 'game' was also moved to the trash category. In a week, I usually try 5-10 similar, new NFT games. It's good if 1 out of 10 isn't a scam like this, but really free p2e.

Have a nice day!

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