hypocrites?
LufyCZ
joined 1 year ago
Wouldn't fit very well into something like a smartphone though
I've heard that Baldur's Gate 3 was a massively successful launchday title, though it's not my cup of coffee.
There are still good games around, just unfortunately not the majority of them
If it was the other way around:
Texas
Who doesn't carry a gun to a wedding?
That's the thing though - they deliberately made the product crappier after people already bought it.
Think this applies if Denuvo is included from the beginning, but it wasn't here
Yeah so what I'm saying is if they got paid enough, same or more than what they're getting with tips, we wouldn't need to tip.
Maybe they are pushing for higher tips because they aren't paid enough?
You, as the owner, can create said liquidity pool.
That means that you can set the initial price.
So a simple answer to your question is yes.
When you create a liquidity pool, you set the initial price. If nobody has your token, people can't sell it, only buy it, so that initial price becomes the bottom.
The operational overhead is often too time-intensive, among other issues.
You can either send a lad with a truck down the highway or you can send one to a train station somewhere, have him unload everything, wait for the train to leave, the train to get there (you'll be lucky if it's going straight where you need it to), have someone go to the destination station, unload it into another truck and finally deliver it.
It's might only be worth it for veery long trips, and the start and finish have got to be in good locations (harbors f.e.).
It makes sense to use trains, but as soon as you look into it, it becomes almost undoable.
I wouldn't be so sure, at least yet. In Europe, everything's connected, so they'll just end up selling it to other countries.
Can imagine that it's better than selling it to random local companies for next to nothing
That's literally it though