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The top 20 teams | The top 20 teams whose [[Outer Citizen|Outer Citizens]] have the highest combined [[rarity]] score will earn Chips. The entire team, the Citizen and the two Outer Citizens, will each receive a chip. 60 chips will be distributed in total. | ||
The purpose of chips is not known at this time but they have been linked to both mutant serum<ref>https://twitter.com/ZssBecker/status/1475510060436668417</ref> and a game in development based on the Final Fantasy mini-game Blitzball. | |||
On December 27, 2021, @zssbecker tweeted: | |||
''I really liked the BAYC mutation vials idea.... | |||
But they really should of made people fight in a tournament for them...'' | |||
This suggests that chips can be applied to existing Citizens and Outer Citizens to create an additional mutant or transformed version of the NFT. | |||
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Revision as of 15:45, 25 April 2022
The top 20 teams whose Outer Citizens have the highest combined rarity score will earn Chips. The entire team, the Citizen and the two Outer Citizens, will each receive a chip. 60 chips will be distributed in total.
The purpose of chips is not known at this time but they have been linked to both mutant serum[1] and a game in development based on the Final Fantasy mini-game Blitzball.
On December 27, 2021, @zssbecker tweeted: I really liked the BAYC mutation vials idea.... But they really should of made people fight in a tournament for them...
This suggests that chips can be applied to existing Citizens and Outer Citizens to create an additional mutant or transformed version of the NFT.