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@gearslots you store the images on chain too? isn't that bad for gas cost and tx?

@ucefkh Since the individual pieces of gear can be traded - which means the content of each token can be changed at any time - the images are generated each time the blockchain is queried. Everything is stored on chain, even the pieces of the images that are used to generate the tokens when the contract is queried. This does increase gas cost a bit. It also completely removes the opportunity for a rug pull. Like with most things, there's trade offs. Thanks for your question!

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