First of all, don't feed the initial troll~  Second, the coin is ASIC-resistant, not ASIC-proof.  If there is enough money incentive, someone will develop an ASIC for it. However, the whitepaper already establishes that if ASICS become a problem the Devs are willing to change the algorithm (i.e. by adding Equihash into the mix) in order to break any ASICS that come out.  Ultimately whether there will be ASICS for this coin will depend on 1) the success of the coin, and 2) how many other coins adopt/copy the x16s algorithm.  As I understand it the algorithms are the same in x16r as in x16s, only the order is made different/random.  Any suggestion that x16s is less resistant to ASICs is silly.  As to whether the claim that it is more ASIC resistant than x16r, I'll leave that one to someone who is more familiar with vlsi design than I am (1 class 20ish years ago~), but I suspect that modifying a switching circuit is not going to make a drastic difference in the design of an ASIC.