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YAY looking fwd to it! |
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IWantACoin 1 @ 0.5
Getting newbies pumping up the price... mmmh  This one shouldn't be valid since it's from Complete noobie I agree, newbie first post, completely disconnected from the rest of the bidders... There's time until Monday for bidding. Very suspicious post. However not for me to decide if valid or not. My opinion is shouldn't be. |
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IWantACoin 1 @ 0.5
Getting newbies pumping up the price... mmmh |
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MandelDuck have just shared a cool video showing SoG Cards used in SaruTobi. Click on the pic to see the video.  Well done to both the SoG and MandelDuck team! Hope to see more of these collaborations between games. |
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Every time I think I am done with this coin someone comments one of my posts and it would of course be rude of me to ignore you like the BCY devs do. Can I make money off lying (I however have yet to lie about anything but for money I sure would consider it)? My god I never knew about all these new revenue streams. Seriously you guys must teach me.
In fact I may be the only person keeping this community going as if it was not for me the last post in here would have been days ago.
Blah, blah, blah, never heard so many bullshit form one person... Do they pay you for trolling by number of posts or daily, weekly? Don't worry this community will not miss you. Again I invite anyone to hit the report to moderator button. |
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The BCY experiment is one of the more exciting crypto experiments that is out there today. Why? Because it is on the cusp of testing a legitimate crypto use case in the in-game economy of Spells Of Genesis. Some other crypto uses cases that are out there are: cloud storage (Sia, Storj), cloud data verification (FCT), cloud apps (ETH) But it is surprising that in-game economy hasn't really had a true mainstream effort yet. some coins have tried in-game economies but the games are not mainstream mass-market games. So now we are on the cusp of releasing a potentially very popular game whose entire economy is built around crypto. These two paragraphs in the OP are most interesting to me: When purchasing game items such as card packs in Spells of Genesis, players will have the option to use their local currency on the Google
Play/AppStore or BitCrystals in the secondary market. Here’s how it works:
A - When a player purchases a card pack via Google Play/AppStore
Each time a player purchases a card pack via Google Play/AppStore using their local currency, EverdreamSoft will buy back 50% of its value
in BitCrystals from backers (anyone who owns BitCrystals) and burn them in order to issue a new card pack.
B - When a player purchases a card pack using BitCrystals
If a player uses BitCrystals to purchase new cards and game items from the secondary market, EverdreamSoft keeps 50% of the BitCrystals
and sends the other 50% to Gutenberg (Gutenberg is our project codename for the platform which burns BitCrystals).
I presume EDS will buy BCY on the markets... What will happen to BCY when thousands of dollars in BCY are being purchased every day... you have an instant market maker in the company itself. You cannot mine these coins so the in-game economy will drive the price higher every single day. Coupled with gaming assets that are owned by the user and are infinitely usable in any future game that wants to use those assets in some way.... The big BCY bump will happen when the game hits the market and EDS starts buying coins. The second huge bump will happen when SOG assets are used in a second game..... I am excited for this coin and company and invested... so go team! I guess you have not heard of gamecredits and digibyte. You really cannot get more mainstream then counterstrike. I have heard of both however they do different types of games for a different audience. DigiByte nobody uses it anyway. SoG is a Trading Card game can't compare with the above. GameCredits has one game out: TurboCharged, I played it and it's fun. They also have a few other bits they are working on, but again other public. I am personally excited by more game studios building crypto related games, at the end of the day is all good for the ecosystem. The main problem you'll find is that the mainstream gaming community is mostly unaware of what's coming in this space or just ignore it because they don't know how to use bitcoin or cryptocurrency. The more games there are promoting blockchain and cryptocurrencies the better IMO, and the more successful they are even better for all other gaming projects. But hey you are either a shill for someone who asked you to post negative stuff here, or got issues of your own. Someone like you would never delete a wallet even if there was 1 penny in it so you either still own BCY or as I said you are doing this for a reason. If you were a SoG supporter or cared about the game you'd post different feedback so that leaves only one option: PAID TROLL.  I suggest anyone who doesn't want to hear mill0601 comments can simply click the ignore button. Enjoy your two penny rewards for trolling, how many posts a day do you have to post to make a dollar or two? Sad life. You are entitled to your opinion however wrong it may be. I am here because I was lied to and let down by the devs. I only had 25 BTC in bcy (couldnt sell them though as there is no liquidity) a mere drop in the bucket sure but it's more of a principle thing. You were lied to and let down by the devs? LOL you seem to be the only one to have this opinion. You are clearly trolling. The SoG team is one of the most transparent you'll find, lying? Oh boy hope you make some money about your own lies cos they make no sense. I also suggest anyone who feels like mill0601 comments to be inappropriate to hit the "report to moderator" button. What a troll! |
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The BCY experiment is one of the more exciting crypto experiments that is out there today. Why? Because it is on the cusp of testing a legitimate crypto use case in the in-game economy of Spells Of Genesis. Some other crypto uses cases that are out there are: cloud storage (Sia, Storj), cloud data verification (FCT), cloud apps (ETH) But it is surprising that in-game economy hasn't really had a true mainstream effort yet. some coins have tried in-game economies but the games are not mainstream mass-market games. So now we are on the cusp of releasing a potentially very popular game whose entire economy is built around crypto. These two paragraphs in the OP are most interesting to me: When purchasing game items such as card packs in Spells of Genesis, players will have the option to use their local currency on the Google
Play/AppStore or BitCrystals in the secondary market. Here’s how it works:
A - When a player purchases a card pack via Google Play/AppStore
Each time a player purchases a card pack via Google Play/AppStore using their local currency, EverdreamSoft will buy back 50% of its value
in BitCrystals from backers (anyone who owns BitCrystals) and burn them in order to issue a new card pack.
B - When a player purchases a card pack using BitCrystals
If a player uses BitCrystals to purchase new cards and game items from the secondary market, EverdreamSoft keeps 50% of the BitCrystals
and sends the other 50% to Gutenberg (Gutenberg is our project codename for the platform which burns BitCrystals).
I presume EDS will buy BCY on the markets... What will happen to BCY when thousands of dollars in BCY are being purchased every day... you have an instant market maker in the company itself. You cannot mine these coins so the in-game economy will drive the price higher every single day. Coupled with gaming assets that are owned by the user and are infinitely usable in any future game that wants to use those assets in some way.... The big BCY bump will happen when the game hits the market and EDS starts buying coins. The second huge bump will happen when SOG assets are used in a second game..... I am excited for this coin and company and invested... so go team! I guess you have not heard of gamecredits and digibyte. You really cannot get more mainstream then counterstrike. I have heard of both however they do different types of games for a different audience. DigiByte nobody uses it anyway. SoG is a Trading Card game can't compare with the above. GameCredits has one game out: TurboCharged, I played it and it's fun. They also have a few other bits they are working on, but again other public. I am personally excited by more game studios building crypto related games, at the end of the day is all good for the ecosystem. The main problem you'll find is that the mainstream gaming community is mostly unaware of what's coming in this space or just ignore it because they don't know how to use bitcoin or cryptocurrency. The more games there are promoting blockchain and cryptocurrencies the better IMO, and the more successful they are even better for all other gaming projects. But hey you are either a shill for someone who asked you to post negative stuff here, or got issues of your own. Someone like you would never delete a wallet even if there was 1 penny in it so you either still own BCY or as I said you are doing this for a reason. If you were a SoG supporter or cared about the game you'd post different feedback so that leaves only one option: PAID TROLL. I suggest anyone who doesn't want to hear mill0601 comments can simply click the ignore button. Enjoy your two penny rewards for trolling, how many posts a day do you have to post to make a dollar or two? Sad life. |
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Any news on shipping this week?
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Oh and I think the "V" in V Series stands for the roman numeral 5, of course I may be wrong. They may be counting down from V (5), IV (4), III (3), II (2), I (1) or up, however why start with 5 not 1? Maybe it's the 5th series after the tests or relates to the different materials they are going to use for different series? The 5BTC version is still a V Series, maybe different designs? They may be counting down from how many millions Bitcoins are still to be mined, currently 5,364,100... I'm only assuming... Maybe is just a V. I was born curious  Or.... "fifth anniversary" yah good one... Defo think it's Vth anniversary |
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all,
* Each Aztec pixel has a triangle and an orange dot. There are 26 unique combinations of dots + triangles (9*3 - 1 combo which never used), which seems to imply a basic alphabetical substitution cipher.
Guess what? The keypad in the cell is a QWERTY Keyboard. A QWERTY Keyboard has exactly 26 letter keys, only letters not including numbers nor special characters or other keys. Counting just the letters. Can that lead somewhere? "The journey inward begins here", so if G (in the middle of the keyboard) is the middle square can the other letters be mapped easily? Or maybe decide where to start from with the squares and replacing the first 6 with QWERTY (1 per square) in a spiral way as mirth23 mentioned? 6b 7a 8b 7a 2b 2b 1d 6a 9b
8a 1d 1d 3d 7a 1a 1d 2a 3b 1a 6d 5a
_8a_ 6b 1a _7d_5d 5b 4a 7b 2d
9b 2d _8d_3b 5a 3d 8b 2d
6a 7b 9a 8d 7b 7b 8d 4d
4d 6b 3d 2b 7b 2b 2b 7b 2a 9b 5b 4d 8d 1b 4b
1b 8a 2a 4b 2a 1b 8b
6d 3d 6b 9a 4a 8b 3d 7d 8a
1a 9a 4a 6d 7d 1a 5a
3a 6a[2b] 7d 4a 7d 6b 3d 3b 7a _4d_
3d 3d 9b 4b 3b 4b 1b
9a 5a 9a 5a 3a 6a 4b _7a_ 9b
3b 1a 9b 2b 8a 8d 6b
8a 2a 6a 8a 1b 1b 8a 7a 1a 7a 3b 9a 7a 6b 4d
7d 9b 5b 2b 6b 6d 1b 1b 1b
#b 3b 1b 6b 3b 3a 3b 7d
1b 6a 3a 8b 5b 9a 7a 2a 8d
2d 6b *a 6d 5d 5d 1a 1b 7a 5b 6d 7b 5d
7b 2d 3d 8d 3d 9b 7d 8b 6a
# = 6 (or 2 or 3)
* = 2 (or 1 or 4)
[2b] = might be 3b
Unfortunately I don't know how the mapping works... But I'm sure others here can have a go. |
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Oh and I think the "V" in V Series stands for the roman numeral 5, of course I may be wrong. They may be counting down from V (5), IV (4), III (3), II (2), I (1) or up, however why start with 5 not 1? Maybe it's the 5th series after the tests or relates to the different materials they are going to use for different series? The 5BTC version is still a V Series, maybe different designs? They may be counting down from how many millions Bitcoins are still to be mined, currently 5,364,100... I'm only assuming... Maybe is just a V. I was born curious Or.... "fifth anniversary" yah good one... |
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I also have to say the coins even inside the plastic case have dust particles and some minor scuffs but can't tell for sure unless I open it up which I'm reluctant to do. Some of the paperwork shows signs of titanium dust. Need to make sure you guys assemble them in a clean environment. As a collector I like to leave coins unopened in their plastic containers so would be great if this could improve. Maybe "dirty coins" will have more value? |
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BTW do you guys remember the BTCC April Fouls Video? Bitcoin Mining Documentary Aired in ChinaAt 2:31 you see the below:  Zoomed In:  And flat:  You can clearly see it's a gold coloured coin and it says 1 Bitcoin (with the number instead of "one" like in the Titanium version). Also you don't see any print of V Series or the year. So I presume these were from the tests that Bobby mentioned. The question in the screenshot seems appropriate too: how much would you sell a Bitcoin like this for? Maybe they have tested different materials before deciding on Titanium but I think there will be some surprises in the future, maybe Titanium (gold or silver plated coins)? Or made of other unusual metals for coins? Oh and I think the "V" in V Series stands for the roman numeral 5, of course I may be wrong. They may be counting down from V (5), IV (4), III (3), II (2), I (1) or up, however why start with 5 not 1? Maybe it's the 5th series after the tests or relates to the different materials they are going to use for different series? The 5BTC version is still a V Series, maybe different designs? They may be counting down from how many millions Bitcoins are still to be mined, currently 5,364,100... I'm only assuming... Maybe is just a V. I was born curious |
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Just throwing down assumptions from what has been found so far: So the back of the map, the first layer, the dark and light red squares as shown in the animation here: http://imgur.com/V5Gfo3I (Thanks to 4pollo) look like a 12 x 12 chess board. Google search for 12x12 chessboard shows Millenial Chess http://www.chessvariants.com/large.dir/contest/milchess.htmlI wonder if what has been found so far could be used on the chess board to pinpoint specific squares or the order to look at them. Like these below from 4pollo? 6b 7a 8b 7a 2b 2b 1d 6a 9b
8a 1d 1d 3d 7a 1a 1d 2a 3b 1a 6d 5a
_8a_ 6b 1a _7d_5d 5b 4a 7b 2d
9b 2d _8d_3b 5a 3d 8b 2d
6a 7b 9a 8d 7b 7b 8d 4d
4d 6b 3d 2b 7b 2b 2b 7b 2a 9b 5b 4d 8d 1b 4b
1b 8a 2a 4b 2a 1b 8b
6d 3d 6b 9a 4a 8b 3d 7d 8a
1a 9a 4a 6d 7d 1a 5a
3a 6a[2b] 7d 4a 7d 6b 3d 3b 7a _4d_
3d 3d 9b 4b 3b 4b 1b
9a 5a 9a 5a 3a 6a 4b _7a_ 9b
3b 1a 9b 2b 8a 8d 6b
8a 2a 6a 8a 1b 1b 8a 7a 1a 7a 3b 9a 7a 6b 4d
7d 9b 5b 2b 6b 6d 1b 1b 1b
#b 3b 1b 6b 3b 3a 3b 7d
1b 6a 3a 8b 5b 9a 7a 2a 8d
2d 6b *a 6d 5d 5d 1a 1b 7a 5b 6d 7b 5d
7b 2d 3d 8d 3d 9b 7d 8b 6a
# = 6 (or 2 or 3)
* = 2 (or 1 or 4)
[2b] = might be 3b
When looking at the map on the game online the message that comes up is: "The journey inward begins here" is scrawled on the back.Maybe back means scrawled on the first layer of the map picture? Scrawled means: write (something) in a hurried, careless way. Also why is the game picture on TextAdventures faded out, discoloured, is that trying to tell us to ignore certain colours on the map?  I'm only assuming just thought I throw some ideas for people smarter than me to figure it out. |
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Several coins are now listed!
Hope to see pics of the coins there, I guess it's work in progress? |
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It's a "no sniping" rule.
Basically, a bid close to the ending time extendes the auction until 3 minutes after the bid.
If now another bid is placed, the auction will end 3 minutes after that new bid, and so on with every bid placed, up until there are no new bids placed in a 3 minute window.
At that point, the auction will be over.
Thanks for that, got it now! |
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What does this exactly mean? End date and time: Monday 13th of June at 20:00 UTC and when there have been no new bids in *3 minutes*The end of the bidding for the 10 coins is Monday 13th of June at 20:00 UTC. But there's a new bid session (I presume for one of the 10 coins) each time there have been no new bids in *3 minutes*? confused.com  |
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