Adventurers Guild
Improved Version of Jayce The Aspiring Adventurer
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Improved Version of Jayce The Aspiring Adventurer
Last updated
The Adventurers Guild game will have the same whitepaper as Jayce The Aspiring Adventurer; , with the following improvements:
Improving the UI, making it easier to use and less confusing.
Reducing the initial price of 1 adventurer; to allow small investors to take part in the game too.
Adding a 20% tax on withdrawing Gold two times in less than 48hrs. (To avoid this tax, make sure to wait 48hrs before withdrawing again). 100% of this tax goes back to the reward pool.
Adding a 40% tax on withdrawing Gold three times in less than 72hrs. (To avoid this tax, make sure to wait 72hrs before withdrawing a third time). 100% of this tax goes back to the reward pool.
An additional tax gets added when withdrawing an amount of Gold that would badly impact the reward pool:
5% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 1% of the reward pool.
10% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 2% of the reward pool.
15% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 3% of the reward pool.
20% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 4% of the reward pool.
25% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 5% of the reward pool.
30% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 6% of the reward pool.
35% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 7% of the reward pool.
40% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 8% of the reward pool.
45% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 9% of the reward pool.
50% additional tax if amount withdrawn is >= 10% of the reward pool.
With a reward pool of 75 000 000 $EDG, more than 750 000 Gold will have to be withdrawn in order to get the 5% tax. So, this is unlikely to be needed, just in case the reward pool is drained enough for this additional tax to kick in.
Adding a compounding reward of: 10% bonus if you haven't withdrawn in 2days (48hrs). (The rewards can be accumulated, so if you don't withdraw in 4days (96hrs) you get a 20% bonus, and so on. Up to 60% at 12days - after that you keep the 60% bonus until you claim your gold).
The compounding bonus essentially means that you get more adventurers than you paid for depending on how long you haven't withdrawn your gold.
Example; you get 10% more adventurers if you haven't withdrawn in 48hrs and this bonus only resets if you withdraw your gold; so you can keep compounding using the bonus as much as you want as long as you don't withdraw your gold.