looking good here,, i will look more into this in the coming days and will have questions id like to be answered before investing any kind of sum.

Patch notes are listed on our homepage for the heroes project.

www.ConquerHeroes.com

There has been some health issues that delayed the launch but we are still aiming for a launch that coincides with the end of the ICO (Sept 1st). If there are any significant delays forseen they will be posted there.


After the 1.0 launch of Heroes we will be returning to our old structure of doing videos for path overviews. We're aiming for a stable weekly patch schedule but if there are any significant issues found we will of course address them immediately rather than waiting.



Jewels for Paypal is a fairly low risk venture. The jewels can not be withdrawn or traded until after the chargepack period has ended. Assuming someone bought jewels and then did a chargeback, those jewels (and any items purchased with them in game) would still be inside our system and the accounts can be banned/the jewels recovered. In order to trade or gamble the jewels, players will need to go through an exchange, wait until the paypal transaction is 'finalized' (no reversal possible), use the automated conversion tools inside our wallet, or trade with other players who have done so.

Timeline is quite realistic. Heroes has been in development for over a year now (not full time development, we have been very busy with adding new features and content to apex during that time). The server is fully playable and online for testing now. We're simply looking for final bugs, tweaking the rates and adding new content. Technically speaking we could go ahead and launch the server with a few days of prep work. We're giving ourselves a few more week to make sure we catch any issues and to make sure the launch is as exciting as possible for players.

The timeline for Rebirth could be a bit confusing I agree. We're aiming for a Q4 2016 networking prototype. That simply means we'll have finalized our design for the client<>server communication and have a working prototype of both the client and server. This does not account for any actual game content, it's simply a foundation for us to build the game ontop of. This allows us to publish the first draft of our design document which will cover what the game will consist of and how we will go about integrating the necessary features.

Mid 2017 we then aim to have a pre-alpha client ready for testing. This does NOT mean a remotely finished product, it simply means we'll have our concept art turned into the first set of character designs, some working skills in place and a map or two. This will allow us to bring in a few players to test how the game itself will work (how does the combat feel, do they like the direction the design of the game is going in, etc). There is no accurate way for us to give a full timeline for that project because we dont know how many developers we'd be hiring to work on it. The timeline we've given is the work we'd be doing with a small dedicated team to turn it into something playable to demonstrate the core concepts of the game, nothing more.

Yeah, 30 minute blocks are long.. that's forever when you're sending to an exchange to trade. I would hate to wait for the confirms as well. I thought this was too detrimental to the coin so I opted to stay out of this one.

I think it's related to the original Jack Sparrow - I have nothing to do with it or know anything about it.

Yeah yeah its a fucking copy of a game dont lie. And how are you verifiable and trusted? Because you make a video? Give me some honest proof about who you are. Chris cook? That name sounds made the fuck up! Who are you really and why the fuck should we trust you?

It aired on Saturday evening. Here's a link.

https://soundcloud.com/errorbytrial/blockchain-dynamics-22-7302016

Jewels will be used across all of our projects to increase demand for the coin and to offer more players the chance to experience the upcoming provably fair gambling games.


We're already authorized with paymenwall which offers a number of payment processors (localized gift cards, region specific digital wallets, sms payments and major payment gateways such as paypal). I'm not sure how we would go about adding more options than they already support.



An unlimited number of players can join the quiz show. Each round lasts 1 minute and consists of a question and 4 possible answers. The faster you answer correctly, the more points (and experience) you get for that round. It then displays the player who has the highest score and continues to the next round. Once all questions have been asked (usually 10-15 questions) it will display a list of the top 3 players, their scores and how much time it took them in total to answer questions (so if they answered 10 questions each taking 10 seconds to respond it would say 100 seconds). The top 3 players also get bonus experience for playing.

The questions can be about anything. Many are general trivia such as regarding geography, sports or movie trivia with a large number of questions being specific to the game itself.

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