Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on April 05, 2015, 10:03:19 AM

Quote from: rockethead on April 05, 2015, 02:52:31 AM

So, since it is a no brainer, you will be a great hero for the NEM community and everyone will literally look up to you from below. Tell you what. Invest $100K, put $42.5K into marketing, invest the balance $57.5K into buying up some XEM, get 3-fold increase, sell XEM and you gain $172.5K. That would be $72.5K, clean into your pocket. Do that consistently and you don't need your Jinn.

Can we see you do it from above? Put the money where your mouth is.

I don't have money. If I had then Jinn wouldn't distribute 10% of its tokens.

https://twitter.com/jinnlabs/status/540648602742177792

"The video does not impress ordinary players much, but it proves that multiplayer in such games as Skyrim, Fallout 3, etc. is possible because player interaction has been the only thing not available to modders." - CfB's claim

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/3592
(author: awpsoleet)

At least you were able to sell that 10%. I'll give credit to where it is due: people probably bought because of your association with BCnext. Definitely no one bought because of your programming record: JLP and a lot of people had to fix your mistakes / bad code for over a year. At least that is the assessment someone, who was not emotionally invested, would had determined on their own and I think the market did reflect that.

Also I found your claim about Jinn and Skyrim to be suspicious, if not bordering on fraudulent. I have been a huge Bethesda gamer, for many years, and know Skyrim multiplayer existed back in 2011 and Morrowind's multiplayer existed back to pre-2005. We could argue semantics between multiplayer and mmo (not going to - unless you want to go into PMs - and you did use both terms in that post) but your video never demonstrated anything mmo. You mentioned this Skyrim thing only a few times, never to mention it again, so it looks like some random stuff you made up to pump / dupe people into thinking you were doing something proprietary (like multiplayer in a Bethesda game) when that code & concept was over 10 years old.