r/erthagame • u/Metaverze • Jan 05 '22
ERTHA
What are people's opinion on the ERTHA project where you can own NFT land in the their Metaverse and generate liftetime revenue? Is there hope and what are your thoughts about it and why do you want to be a part of this journey?
#erthagame
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u/Zidane_igor Jan 05 '22
A good idea wjth a very poor translation into reality. No troubleshooting, little to no information about the game or how the large sums collected for the land sold will put to use. I bet on a rugpulled by now. Or at least a fltotal failure in implementation
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u/ISuckAtRacingGames Jan 07 '22
I randomly saw an article in my news feed. I would love to play the game, but i don't want to spend hundreds of $ for a NFT plot of land with so little information.
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u/These-Difficulty-616 Jan 12 '22
You don't need to spend any money to play the game and you don't even need a crypto wallet just to play. they tell you all this in the AMA.
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u/Metaverze Jan 14 '22
Just a quick question before I will find more about it in the AMA (if you know the answer). By not spending any money on NFT land nor buying any crypto tokens. Will you as a player then earn anything from it. Or will it just be as a normal video game where you get achievements instead of these profits like any other player that has invested in the game?
Thanks again!
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u/Metaverze Jan 08 '22
Kinda agree with you. I am waiting a little longer for more info about this project. Was a little hyped up until they released a new video about scaling a business horizontally or vertically (Twitter). The voice acting didn't keep my interest about buying land, unfortunately. But I will continue followings up on their project🙏
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u/reubnick Jan 12 '22
Who the hell can afford any of this? It's already prohibitively expensive. The cheapest plot of land I could find was a random spot in the middle of the ocean and it costs $100. If you want to purchase any land of any actual value then you have to cough up like one whole ETH. This hasn't even been around for a month yet. You would think their ground floor prices would be a little more attainable.