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The sale has now closed... obviously. We have reached our soft cap and are now pushing forward with the development and growth of our technology. We are also currently in the process of hiring some new staff to help us reach our vision. We are speaking to some very interesting individuals from a wide variety of industries and backgrounds. We are currently working on the growth of our RaidParty application, both players and developers, to which we will have more news for you soon.

As our token sale has just ended, our journey has only just started. We have a lot of work ahead of us as we move forward with our plans.

We appreciate all of the support and backing from our communities and grateful to have such a loyal and supportive community. We will be sure to keep you all updated with our process.

~ Jake Ashby, COO TriForce Tokens

Great update, great news. So next step is beta.

Yes, It should be, I think they announced somewhere on this thread that the planned release is in mid-March? Or did I get something wrong?

Yes,i think it was something like that.First plan was late february,but it was slightly delayed.Nothing serious though,ill rather wait for a week or two more if that means ill get more polished product.

Yeah no worries slight delays are normal.

I wouldn't mind longer delays if that meant that we would get a bug free platform with all the features. Today's gaming industry standard is to get the product out as quickly as possible and then take care of the issues.

fuuu, don't get me started on AC Unity and Fallout.

How do you mean?

When those games were released they had a bunch of bugs in them. It's like they didn't even have a QA team present. And it wasn't some hard to find glitches, they were there in plain sight. Sure, the games were fixed through updates but still...

Oh yeah, I remember those, but none of them will come even close to the famed Big Rigs game in terms of not being finished.

There are a lot of games with severe bugs out in the market. Maybe projects like these could help devs in fixing most of them - by the support of the community - especially some gamer in the QA sector.

Qa very important today. Should be rewarded.

What is qa exactly, can you please explain?

Quality Assurance,if im not mistaken

Yes QA is short for quality assurance - it's a whole branch in IT or other speicific businesses devoted ro making sure whatever product you are placing on the market is true to the desired specification and basic end user expectation.