1. You're going to collect potentially 150-200 sojs or more from the public.
2.Then you and your friends are all going to go find as many rooms with the same IP as possible on as many accounts as you all have guaranteeing Annies for you and your buds.
3.Then you're going to tell everyone the IP and every person who sent sojs is going to send that IP to all of their own friends as well creating a frantic scramble where tons of people will be SOL when they can't find a game.
3. Then you're going to spawn DClone only using a fraction of the total sojs everyone sent. So if you collect 200 sojs and it only takes 100 that's a fat little profit for you and your boys. Even if you don't sell the sojs you now have free entry fees for quite some time.

Nice scam dickhead.

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Idea: Add a step after 2 but before 3: Test game.

Host a test game, release IP, see if a few people can find it within 15 minutes. Host new game on different IP for the actual walk. People will have more confidence in the walk if you do something like this.

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Random.org on stream from the list of contributors. They host a game, then they release the IP to the group, they don't release it to seller early. This prevents seller from having an advantage. Seller joins the game to sell.

Oh right hey you were there with us for the world first yesterday?! Oh wait...

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This post was edited by Penguins0690 on Oct 7 2021 05:01pm

Haha how stupid are you to give sojs

Are you suggesting this or is this actually what is happening? Also, how does this solve the problem of every single contributor sending the IP to all of their own friends? So one contributor and his friends might get a few games or more while other contributors don't get a game at all.

Let's not pretend that your entry fee gives you an equal chance to find a game as the seller or any other contributor for that matter. If you don't have a team of hunters with you when that IP is released, you're going to be at a massive disadvantage.