Topic: [ANN] Spells of Genesis - Innovating the Game Economy with BitCrystals (BCY) - page 47. (Read 676658 times)
June 02, 2017, 02:02:56 PM
Once the difficulty and cost of moving/purchasing/selling cards has been resolved we should see some good positive movement.
June 02, 2017, 10:26:24 AM
June 02, 2017, 10:06:38 AM
Everdreamsoft (http://everdreamsoft.com/) has enjoyed money from the original sale of bitcrystals in 2015 and a steady stream of money from the weekly cardsales. These money have totally funded the company expenses for salaries to the employees, cost for an office and other development costs. Thanks to bitcrystals buyers and card buyers. Now after the game release they seem to expect new users to buy their overpriced cards and the loyal old card buyers to continue to buy cards. They also expect new users to buy in game currency in the app game. The money has gone to bank accounts, cars and domestic housing. Thanks to investors. Please continue to donate buy buying cards? And new users could you please possibly donate money by buying cards? There are new games springing up (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0) that have adopted the successful model of releasing "valuable" digital cards "cheap".
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Do you own any game assets in any of the above mentioned games? SPAM SPAM SPAM... $30,000 went down the drain.
On the other hand, in Spells of Genesis you spend money in return of real valuable assets that you "OWN" and can sell back later at a higher price.
Today Little Green
June 02, 2017, 09:12:27 AM
I posted this on twitter, but will write it here as well, bcy's chart looks bottomed out and buying here offers a very nice r/r
The market usually needs more time to react but it looks like we are on track here.
June 02, 2017, 06:09:50 AM
Everdreamsoft (http://everdreamsoft.com/) has enjoyed money from the original sale of bitcrystals in 2015 and a steady stream of money from the weekly cardsales. These money have totally funded the company expenses for salaries to the employees, cost for an office and other development costs. Thanks to bitcrystals buyers and card buyers. Now after the game release they seem to expect new users to buy their overpriced cards and the loyal old card buyers to continue to buy cards. They also expect new users to buy in game currency in the app game. The money has gone to bank accounts, cars and domestic housing. Thanks to investors. Please continue to donate buy buying cards? And new users could you please possibly donate money by buying cards? There are new games springing up (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0) that have adopted the successful model of releasing "valuable" digital cards "cheap".
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Do you own any game assets in any of the above mentioned games? SPAM SPAM SPAM... $30,000 went down the drain.
On the other hand, in Spells of Genesis you spend money in return of real valuable assets that you "OWN" and can sell back later at a higher price.
June 02, 2017, 06:06:26 AM
Hi EDS, i know i have been relentless with marketing recently... But did you realize that as of today, your are the lowest trading cryptocurrency of all in poloniex with a mere 27 btc ... Even the shittiest of cryptocurrency have more volume than you.... Yet your project is great...don't you think of this as an alarm of some sort? No warning sign has lighted yet at EDS? I'm now concern about Bcy getting delisted ... Very dangerous if your multiplayer isn't well received... Your project dies asap... So once again, marketing guys ! It's not too late ...but you are clearly on the verge... All 4 did nothing in more than a month I don't know what you are waiting or hoping from them but it's clearly not coming any soon...take your own decision and start with targeted adds On Facebook...I already told you all about this before so I won't repeat that... Wake up EDS
Your concerns are already being addressed in the latest updates:
"Our publisher thinks there is quite a big chance to be featured on the Appstore with our next game update, so we decided to postpone its release a bit to hit the right time slot and increase the possibility of being featured.
The next game update will be released on June 21st."
And wtf Facebook.... Are you living the stone age?
June 02, 2017, 06:01:26 AM
I love the snow guardian card. But isn't it too cheap? Card prices should be based on Bitcoins, not fiat. People stop buying cards because they know they can hold bitcoins and get those cards cheaper at a future date. If it was based on Bitcoins, then the cards' value would hold better.
Age of Chains changed their policy: "Due to customer feedback, we will also disconnect the pricing of the next cards from the Dollar to reward early adopters for purchasing our cards." This means that in the long term, the Age of Chains card will retain their value based on Bitcoin.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1692890.220
Age of Chains changed their policy: "Due to customer feedback, we will also disconnect the pricing of the next cards from the Dollar to reward early adopters for purchasing our cards." This means that in the long term, the Age of Chains card will retain their value based on Bitcoin.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1692890.220
June 01, 2017, 02:28:30 PM
Oh wow looking forward to the next release!
A bit of PVP, new levels, improvements all over.
Well done and thanks for sharing some updates!
A bit of PVP, new levels, improvements all over.
Well done and thanks for sharing some updates!
When is next release?
21/6/17
June 01, 2017, 02:01:34 PM
Oh wow looking forward to the next release!
A bit of PVP, new levels, improvements all over.
Well done and thanks for sharing some updates!
A bit of PVP, new levels, improvements all over.
Well done and thanks for sharing some updates!
When is next release?
June 01, 2017, 01:43:12 PM
Oh wow looking forward to the next release!
A bit of PVP, new levels, improvements all over.
Well done and thanks for sharing some updates!
A bit of PVP, new levels, improvements all over.
Well done and thanks for sharing some updates!
June 01, 2017, 07:54:05 AM
I posted this on twitter, but will write it here as well, bcy's chart looks bottomed out and buying here offers a very nice r/r
June 01, 2017, 06:30:32 AM
Great news on the update!
I'd stopped playing the game since finishing all the levels, but I do miss it so it will be good to get back in there.
I'd stopped playing the game since finishing all the levels, but I do miss it so it will be good to get back in there.
June 01, 2017, 05:16:39 AM
Everdreamsoft (http://everdreamsoft.com/) has enjoyed money from the original sale of bitcrystals in 2015 and a steady stream of money from the weekly cardsales. These money have totally funded the company expenses for salaries to the employees, cost for an office and other development costs. Thanks to bitcrystals buyers and card buyers. Now after the game release they seem to expect new users to buy their overpriced cards and the loyal old card buyers to continue to buy cards. They also expect new users to buy in game currency in the app game. The money has gone to bank accounts, cars and domestic housing. Thanks to investors. Please continue to donate buy buying cards? And new users could you please possibly donate money by buying cards? There are new games springing up (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0) that have adopted the successful model of releasing "valuable" digital cards "cheap".
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
yes, you're totally right..
it's BMW M3 right ?
June 01, 2017, 05:15:58 AM
Spells of Genesis Progress Report - "Witch Hunters"
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| It’s been a month since Spells of Genesis has been released globally and it was a great success. We reached almost 17’000 downloads and are still working on new user acquisition and game promotion. Our developers have kept working hard in order to offer you new exciting features and content soon! The build for the next release is ready and it is going to be amazing! Our publisher thinks there is quite a big chance to be featured on the Appstore with our next game update, so we decided to postpone its release a bit to hit the right time slot and increase the possibility of being featured. The next game update will be released on June 21st. |
| Multiplayer Mode |
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| “Raid” is the name for the new multiplayer mode. Raid is an asynchronous Player vs. Player (PvP) mode. You won’t play against another player in real time but you’ll choose your opponent among other players from the same PvP rank and the cards from their Team will represent your enemies. |
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| If you win, you will gain some gold, points for Raid-rank and even more. In the highest ranks, you can win Epic and even Legendary cards! If you lose, you will lose some points, but not gold. There are currently 14 Raid ranks and the gold reward increases with each rank, as well as your element based bonuses and enemy boosts. |
| Five New Campaigns |
| We also have great news for those who’ve completed all the current campaigns and who have reached the Sia level. In the new build, you’ll discover 5 brand new campaigns, and others are planned for the next game update. |
| Tutorial |
| The tutorial has been completely revamped. All core features, such as crystallizing, leveling up and fusing, are now explained. This will help new players see and understand the deep underlying gameplay elements. |
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| If you don’t want to follow the tutorial you can quit it by opening the menu in the top-right corner and then pressing the button “Exit Tutorial”. |
| Game Experience Improvement |
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| Wicked Werewolf Planning |
| We still have plenty of work to do and it is difficult to decide which features to bring first, because we’re excited about all of them as you certainly are! For the next sprint, the “Wicked Werewolf”, first we need to evaluate the time necessary to implement different features. Then we’ll decide which ones will be included in the next update. For sure, we’re going to define the rules of in-game cards blockchainization. |
| Blockchainization Specification |
| Blockchainization of in-game cards is a big feature. Before implementing it in the game, we need to define precisely which cards, and in which conditions, can be tokenized, and also to review each step of the planned blockchainization procedure. Once we’ve decided the last details, we will schedule its implementation. |
| We’ll keep you updated with next planned features announcement. Please stay tuned! |
June 01, 2017, 04:37:17 AM
Everdreamsoft (http://everdreamsoft.com/) has enjoyed money from the original sale of bitcrystals in 2015 and a steady stream of money from the weekly cardsales. These money have totally funded the company expenses for salaries to the employees, cost for an office and other development costs. Thanks to bitcrystals buyers and card buyers. Now after the game release they seem to expect new users to buy their overpriced cards and the loyal old card buyers to continue to buy cards. They also expect new users to buy in game currency in the app game. The money has gone to bank accounts, cars and domestic housing. Thanks to investors. Please continue to donate buy buying cards? And new users could you please possibly donate money by buying cards? There are new games springing up (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0) that have adopted the successful model of releasing "valuable" digital cards "cheap".
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
yes, you're totally right..
it's BMW M3 right ?
June 01, 2017, 04:27:15 AM
Everdreamsoft (http://everdreamsoft.com/) has enjoyed money from the original sale of bitcrystals in 2015 and a steady stream of money from the weekly cardsales. These money have totally funded the company expenses for salaries to the employees, cost for an office and other development costs. Thanks to bitcrystals buyers and card buyers. Now after the game release they seem to expect new users to buy their overpriced cards and the loyal old card buyers to continue to buy cards. They also expect new users to buy in game currency in the app game. The money has gone to bank accounts, cars and domestic housing. Thanks to investors. Please continue to donate buy buying cards? And new users could you please possibly donate money by buying cards? There are new games springing up (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0) that have adopted the successful model of releasing "valuable" digital cards "cheap".
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
yes, you're totally right..
June 01, 2017, 03:04:53 AM
Everdreamsoft (http://everdreamsoft.com/) has enjoyed money from the original sale of bitcrystals in 2015 and a steady stream of money from the weekly cardsales. These money have totally funded the company expenses for salaries to the employees, cost for an office and other development costs. Thanks to bitcrystals buyers and card buyers. Now after the game release they seem to expect new users to buy their overpriced cards and the loyal old card buyers to continue to buy cards. They also expect new users to buy in game currency in the app game. The money has gone to bank accounts, cars and domestic housing. Thanks to investors. Please continue to donate buy buying cards? And new users could you please possibly donate money by buying cards? There are new games springing up (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0) that have adopted the successful model of releasing "valuable" digital cards "cheap".
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
The cars they buyed it's good ? like Ferrari and Lamborghini ?
June 01, 2017, 01:21:36 AM
Everdreamsoft (http://everdreamsoft.com/) has enjoyed money from the original sale of bitcrystals in 2015 and a steady stream of money from the weekly cardsales. These money have totally funded the company expenses for salaries to the employees, cost for an office and other development costs. Thanks to bitcrystals buyers and card buyers. Now after the game release they seem to expect new users to buy their overpriced cards and the loyal old card buyers to continue to buy cards. They also expect new users to buy in game currency in the app game. The money has gone to bank accounts, cars and domestic housing. Thanks to investors. Please continue to donate buy buying cards? And new users could you please possibly donate money by buying cards? There are new games springing up (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0) that have adopted the successful model of releasing "valuable" digital cards "cheap".
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
Star Citizen, from a $5 million game to a $143 million game, thanks(?) to investors.
"And with all this going on, and knowing full well that they i) can’t develop and deliver the game as promised back in 2012 ii) are now intending to release the game as a Minimum Viable Product, rather than with all the promised features; they are still selling concept images (JPEGs) of ships that are neither built, let alone in the game. In the past month, they have sold the Buccaneer and the Dragonfly (a space bike – seriously)."
http://dereksmart.com/2016/06/star-citizen-fidelity-of-failure/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/htmlview#
Star Citizen stretch goals
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals
"200 Imaginary Spaceships Sold For a Real $250,000 in Star Citizen 24-hour Livestream Event"
http://www.gameskinny.com/mdrty/200-imaginary-spaceships-sold-for-a-real-250000-in-star-citizen-24-hour-livestream-event
"Star Citizen made $1.3 million this weekend by selling spaceships"
https://www.vg247.com/2014/08/18/star-citizen-made-1-3-million-dollars-this-weekend/
"Would you spend $275 on a spaceship in a game that doesn't even exist yet?"
"In some ways this sort of support it is akin to putting money in a church collection plate, a belief that the money will be used to make good things happen, things that you approve of. Some people put in more than others, in the belief that more money will make more good things happen, and that sense of supporting the greater good can feel like a reward in itself."
http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/01/would-you-spend-275-spaceship-game-doesnt-even-exist-yet
"Meet a fan who has spent $30,000 on Star Citizen ships"
http://www.pcgamer.com/meet-a-fan-who-has-spent-30000-on-star-citizen-ships/
More information about Star Citizen.
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/tag/inside-star-citizen/
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
June 01, 2017, 12:00:50 AM
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Appreciate panic sellers, keep the party going
Of course, i see only new cards, but no news.... And Any new roadmap..... enjoy the " Sound of silence "
115 in Market Cap today, my friends
May 31, 2017, 12:49:55 PM
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