Topic: (JWL) JEWELS 🔷 HEROES LAUNCHED 🔷 1ST JWL USE CASE 🔷 TRADING ON BITTREX - page 44. (Read 212679 times)

Well don't just hold. Buy some.

Look 53k available right at 3k. If its such a good deal buy the coins bigmouth.

LOL. Ok dude, whatever you say. See you in the teens.

9.5 BTC above 2k, plus everyone chiming in saying they want to buy down there. Call me skeptical. I'll keep holding like a champ.

i also thinking about that mate if this one will go down much better to accumulate and bag some more then wait staking is working fine might need to position in a good assessment and will keep this checked from time to time.

With only 6 btc above 2100 I'm sure they are right and you with your newbie account is wrong.

This is coming down!

Its going below ico 100% forsure. That's how it always works, small test pump, dump below ico, accumulation and then monster pump. Holding now is counter productive if you want to trade and make money. But if you just want to hold then holding is good for long term, 6-18 months.

Sounds about right to me but do you really think it will sit for only 10 days to a few weeks because normally the real accumulation lasts months before the real pump happens. Just look at any chart on trex or polo and you'll know what I mean.

2k Monday looks about right from where I'm sitting. People will be waking up soon and reading the thread, seeing what happened and selling too. I have my orders between 1 sat and 1700 sat

Neither are you able to sell more than 300K coins for above 2000 sats. I'll buy that 500k off you for 9.5 btc.

LOL, ridewithme FUDs every coin he touches. He's doing the same thing with STRAT. Sad to see him wasting the team's time.

I made an RPG people used to pay to play and will again when I have time to update it a bit and relaunch. [ https://www.facebook.com/towrpg ] What he's saying about the marketing is correct. Advertising is expensive and has to be carefully targeted for the ROI to work out, especially if the game isn't a generic clone of other games. And for a game recently launched with limited resources 40 players online at once really isn't too bad.

You claim to understand marketing yet you tell him to waste resources on marketing to investors? Please. They're not the ones that need to be convinced, they're investors--meaning they're in the coin... unless you misspoke, in which case you're forgiven.  People will put money in this project for 2 reasons, either they like the idea and concepts behind it and believe in the team (which I think represents a lot of those here), or they love the game(s) on the platform, like Heros and they want the coin in order to participate.  That's it, it's pretty simple, not rocket science.  Growth in the crypto community will happen organically, and if they want, they can do more on twitter, reddit, etc... it's free and simple.

But where they are spending the most money and resources is on building a real user-base which is critical for a project/coin like this. You complainers should understand that by now. It's their project, not yours, if you know exactly what to do why not create your own?


Please leave the project if this is you really feel, people don't need or appreciate guys like you.  You're a sham, i've seen your crap all over other threads and you're a cancer to an otherwise blooming and amazing space.  Learn to give a little respect in this community, people like you give it a bad name to outsiders ... the very people you feel so strongly about trying to attract.  Great job.

Reserved to answer later, Gotta go for dinner now.

Chris wise words - I don't know why even give a satisfaction to those hatters and "artificial dumpers" who in the end just want to accumulate cheap coins. Those who are in JWL for quick profit - well guys what are you waiting for ? Sell now for 2x ICO price and be on your way else just stake and watch the JWL train.

The game would be literally unplayable with that many players. A 'active' server should expect a few hundred players online at any given time. As soon as you approach the 1k to 1.5k mark the game design itself falls apart both from the size of the game world (not enough space to go around between players) and the client itself isn't capable of rendering properly without things grinding to a halt.

Those are client and core limitations of the original game, nothing to do with the server architecture. The solution to that is to roll out servers in different regions and is totally doable and is something we've planned from day 1. We plan to release the NA server at the same time as our first expansion pack launches.



The game is growing at a very steady rate and is doing quite well. So far we have 400 characters created since the server launch and are at 40+ CCU at any given time.

A good end goal for a project like heroes is to hit 300-500 CCU which is something we'd expect to accomplish within 6 months of launch. Growth beyond that point becomes much harder because there are less and less players with previous knowledge to bring in and your conversion rate drops drastically. Very few people are going to research a game of this age from start to finish if they have no past experience or knowledge of it. The exception is those who already have friends playing the game who invite them and are willing to teach them a thing or two about how it works.

Heroes is a a first use case only. It's an project that's already launched and creates a consistent demand for jewels and as we add more features will become more accessible. In its current state though it is not something any non conquer player would want to play. I would expect once we have the Jewels Marketplace and or the Jewels gambling games released to see much larger expansion OUTSIDE of the conquer community.



I'm saying this from both experience and understanding regarding the game and its community - we're focusing the audience that actually knows how the game works and wants to play it. Those are the people who act as vectors for further advertisement as they will be online consistently and are able to help new players who join the game, will advertise to their friends and will be active in events and tournaments so that when new players join the game they aren't simply dropped into a hostile environment with no information on how to proceed.





Definitely remember speaking with you in game a few times, glad to see you continuing to log in and hang out with us!

As you've mentioned it's a bit different of a style of games compared to others and not necessarily something that's easy to dive into. The more core players we can attract who already are familiar with the game and the community the easier it will become for people like you. It means more players wearing the Helper/Moderator tag to answer questions and guide people around. It means more articles written on our wiki documenting how quests or game systems work. It means a more fun and active environment for those joining who arent sure what to expect and (possibly most important of all) it means them inviting their friends from their other communities.


I cant speak towards the advertisement background of ridewithme but saying that you should ignore trying to build the core community of a game project first is dangerous thinking.

bit - imagine if you joined the game and there was 100 players all in TwinCity who had no idea how the game worked. You've played similar games in the past but can you imagine how long a large group of such players would remain around if there was not already a solid and active foundation of knowledgable players to give them a guiding hand?

But he has a list of 30k players who played with him on Apex and in the last week he managed only to get 40 players on the new server by marketing to them and I imagine only a small amount of income has been generated.

Let me ask you Mr game player.

If you owned a server and had 30k players previously, and made over 12k a month on that old server dont you think you would be able to bring in big money on the first few weeks, with big big hype ect or would you be happy with 40 players, geez, the jwl slack has more members for crying out loud.

Anyway. You do the math and think all you want about me wanting to manipulate the price, truth is I want to this this succeed but im not seeing the right steps being taken so im getting a bit pissed, thank god I sold enough coins to be riding on free jwl now but that's not important. What's important is that we all make money and that Chris builds great games and more importantly great businesses.

Ya of course you agree with his points, you're the same guy fuding price on the last page...

So you are just full of BS in the end. Sorry pal, this is the end of our discussion.

Sorry but it's hard to believe anything you say. I agree the thread is getting jacked by speculators wanting to hype the coin. Just my opinion, nothing personal.

I come from crypto community but have played games like Diablo 1,2,3 and UO (ultima online) and I can say that the game has been pretty difficult to play IF you haven't played it before. But several times I have been in game and asked a question and most of the time Pro4Never would be there to answer it. Not brown nosing, just the truth.

It makes sense to me to keep marketing to people who would actually play the game, last night when I was playing there was two guys talking back and forth and one of them mentioned buying 1000 jwl worth of in game items. Makes sense to get the guys in that have played before and will buy stuff rather than crypto speculators who could care less about the actual in game stuff.

I cant give you that information. All I can say is that I have briefed Chris on what I think needs to be done and now it's up to him.

And your advise is... ?