Whats your username?
its all about gambling thing mean pay for win and nothing more
Topic: Finally back here for first time in over a year! (Read 927 times)
its all about gambling thing mean pay for win and nothing more
Whats your username?
I click the link on your signature for Bittleship, but it send me to a site that have weird language...
I have updated the link. The old domain got taken when it expired. New site is http://www.bittleships.net
Nice game, but the way it works is close to gambling
.. Any chance for some free click? I click the link on your signature for Bittleship, but it send me to a site that have weird language...
I have updated the link. The old domain got taken when it expired. New site is http://www.bittleships.net
I click the link on your signature for Bittleship, but it send me to a site that have weird language...
Might be able to work in a free click a day... or something like that.
Hohoho, do you win free Bitcoin playing battleships?
Yes, Bittleships is back!!! 
haha
haha
Thanks.
Not sure what the address is yet
Not sure what the address is yet
Hi, thank you.
I managed to find a wallet file. Waiting for the blockchain to catch up to see what is in there!
Bittleships was a battleships bitcoin game.
Basically 1 game running at a time, and everyone plays the same game. You shoot at the sea grid and hope to hit a boat. If you hit a boat, you win btc, and if you sink it, you win bigger. The ships are pre-rendered into the database so they are set right from the beginning. Also a hidden chest wins the jackpot.
you could probably just look at the address on blockchain.info I managed to find a wallet file. Waiting for the blockchain to catch up to see what is in there!
Bittleships was a battleships bitcoin game.
Basically 1 game running at a time, and everyone plays the same game. You shoot at the sea grid and hope to hit a boat. If you hit a boat, you win btc, and if you sink it, you win bigger. The ships are pre-rendered into the database so they are set right from the beginning. Also a hidden chest wins the jackpot.
Hi, thank you.
I managed to find a wallet file. Waiting for the blockchain to catch up to see what is in there!
Bittleships was a battleships bitcoin game.
Basically 1 game running at a time, and everyone plays the same game. You shoot at the sea grid and hope to hit a boat. If you hit a boat, you win btc, and if you sink it, you win bigger. The ships are pre-rendered into the database so they are set right from the beginning. Also a hidden chest wins the jackpot.
I managed to find a wallet file. Waiting for the blockchain to catch up to see what is in there!
Bittleships was a battleships bitcoin game.
Basically 1 game running at a time, and everyone plays the same game. You shoot at the sea grid and hope to hit a boat. If you hit a boat, you win btc, and if you sink it, you win bigger. The ships are pre-rendered into the database so they are set right from the beginning. Also a hidden chest wins the jackpot.
Last time I used bit coin, I had 200~ bit coins and I bought out, at the time about £600 worth. If I had kept hold of those bitcoins today, they would have been worth £24,000!
This is partly the reason why I decided to stay away for such a long time.
Bit gutted now as I had an old wallet that I have long since lost that still had around 15 bitcoins on it. Not to mention a mining account with 5~btc that "disappeared".
I'm thinking about starting up Bittleships again. Was a lot of fun a couple of years ago. I sold the script (not the rights to it), and let the other guy run it. Eventually he managed to run it to the ground. I'll be working on a JQuery version to make it run in real time. Anyone be interested in helping out with that?
Joe
This is partly the reason why I decided to stay away for such a long time.
Bit gutted now as I had an old wallet that I have long since lost that still had around 15 bitcoins on it. Not to mention a mining account with 5~btc that "disappeared".
I'm thinking about starting up Bittleships again. Was a lot of fun a couple of years ago. I sold the script (not the rights to it), and let the other guy run it. Eventually he managed to run it to the ground. I'll be working on a JQuery version to make it run in real time. Anyone be interested in helping out with that?
Joe
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