Quote from: electronicash on February 13, 2020, 05:09:13 PM

Quote from: Bowtiesarecool on February 12, 2020, 08:58:25 AM

Quote from: BlockBurn on February 11, 2020, 11:21:37 AM

Quote from: Bowtiesarecool on February 11, 2020, 09:04:22 AM

Don't really understand why 90% of the exchange listing dates was published. It's like the business department has never heard of force majeure and products getting priced in due the pre-announcement of an upcoming event.

Would also love to see screens of the environment and ingame interactions with it. Character creator and inventory doesn't tell much about what actual game looks and play like (other than an Adventure Quest-like stiffy animation with none of the charm)

Exchange listings is not our main product and we want the announcement about our actual game to be the primary reason why our community gets excited and not because of some exchange listings, so it was decided to disclose the exchanges and the dates when they would be listed.

As for the game, you mentioned in the earlier paragraph about how we do not leave anything to the imagination about the exchange listings, well we made up for that with our games, we have given the community as little as possible about what to expect from our game except the mining and earning aspects and we aim to gradually release more and more information about the game as the development progresses, like I said earlier, the game is our main focus and we aim to make it the focal point of our project.

Exchange listing has never been anybody's main product as far as I'm aware of, but it sure poor market awareness when events that most in this industry take as milestone is announced well ahead of time without product utility to stem the wait. I've also seen enough listing delays to know that dates are "meh" especially when everything is at the mercy of a third-party you have no control over

Your explanation for the game status makes it all the more worrisome. Basically, this is a WIP. Sadly, I've seen better pitch and presentation on kickstarter than this. The product is not doing anything different from every other token sale - actually, we're back to 2017 era now. 2019 saw most products that wanted to be taken serious releasing MVPs to show intent and after the whole kickstarter hype died, most offerings had demos to support intent. Here we have what looks like the beginning of a game design doc...

Best of luck though. Maybe, I'll be lucky with the next one that comes along

exactly what i noticed too. this is worse than scam right before your eyes. if you go into that mercatox BURN/BTC which they claimed to be in the exchange already, the market says:

BURN markets are temporarily closed by devs request in connection with the swap

altilly also delisted this one https://www.altilly.com/asset/BURN

i wonder how long that may took. believe it or not. this is a classic way to scam bounty hunters and it had been that way since 2018. if they were listed already since last year, why are they doing IEO today in chainx?

Goes to prove my point, I guess.

The facts don't lie. Matter of fact, it's as simple as removing the word "blockchain" from any product for you to visualize if the offering actually makes business sense in real life. Most times, they simply don't.