Bill Elafros

Problems with NFT Games & Play to earn

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While I am still bullish on the NFT gaming / blockchain gaming sector, there are some very glaring issues that have arisen in the last few months. These issues may prevent mainstream adoption and provide even more negative press to the play and earn / NFT gaming sector. There has been a ton of game tokens and releases in the NFT space recently. Almost TOO many in fact. It’s incredibly hard to keep up even as someone paying attention. In my opinion, 90% of NFT Games will more than likely go to 0 adding fuel to the scam or P&D

Standing Desks: A Gaming Setup Alternative

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It has already been two years since the pandemic started, and many of us are still at home working. Even though a return to office may be imminent for some, there is always the factor of ergonomics. During this pandemic, streaming became one of the most viable means to earn money for some people. Gaming content creators from different social media platforms have increased significantly. And, even though the prices of PC components are at their peak (especially GPU), gaming PC setups have been in demand. A clean gaming setup has been a staple to all PC gaming enthusiasts; a

Infamous Cheating Scandals in esports

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Whether you hate it or not, cheating will always be part of gaming. No matter how good the game’s anti-cheat engine is, people will always find a way to gain an advantage over other players. Wall hacking, aimbot, scripting, boosting, game fixing are just some kinds of blatant cheats some people do to get ahead in competition. We all know cheating is bad, but it’s even worse if you are a pro gamer. In this article, let’s look at some of the most infamous cheating scandals that happened in the esports scene. Forsaken Word.exe In May of 2018, OpTic Gaming