Most of your response was waffle predictably based around the all time high of ion, which, as you know, has nothing to do with what I was attempting to discuss with you. You just like bringing it up because it’s a neat way of trying to frame ion positively and I assume a way you feel you’re most likely to entice new investors so you can eventually have someone to offload your bags to. Fair play.


I’d like to explore this a little more. Firstly, I never suggested that the metrics should be limited to one game, and certainly not just download numbers. You may have misinterpreted, or you may be trying to avoid the point. I’ve asked you many times how many users ionomy has - how many active game participants, how many people use the platform - both of which I would assume are key drivers for success for ionomy’s business model.

It’s obvious you either don’t know these figures (and when the games were running with leaderboards, it wasn’t hard to work out), or you’re avoiding trying to discuss them because you realize that they don’t paint ionomy in a positive light.

You’re welcome to suggest that you’ll measure success or failure in 2021, but you’ve said this many times before and simply kicked the can down the road in the past. You’ll do exactly the same thing again next year.

Meanwhile, here’s a screenshot of the game ionomy appears to believe is going to eat a chunk of the mobile drag racing game market. Presumably this is the best screenshot they could get, because they included it in their weekly email this week. Make of that what you will.



Image link is here if it doesn’t display: https://i.gyazo.com/458612290733ce9802bd09a627f28595.png

Edit: It’s also pretty amusing that they appear to still be advertising pwrrrrrrr:grruuddddddd in the game. Wonder if they’ll change that before release? They haven’t changed their website yet, so I’d assume they won’t bother.