Wondering if there is any interest for something like an Arms Dealing operation.

[anonymous83 6]

So we have stockedpiles of guns gathered from countless NW AF raids and Heli crash sites. All these guns are basically sitting on our Ural and V3S collecting dust. We have tons of amo for almost every gun as well.

Right now we are really looking for ghillie suits, and dragonov sniper rifles. For these pretty much name your price.

[[email protected] 68]

You take bitcoin?

[thelonewarrior 886]

How many bottlecaps for a decent sniper rifle?

Edited July 26, 2012 by thelonewarrior

[avaint4 30]

I'd pay bitcoin for stuff. How much do want for a sniper rifle?

Edited July 27, 2012 by avaint4

[v1ktor 59]

You take bitcoin?

I thought that shit died off last year? I even built 2, 3way crossfired 5830s rigs just for mining

good old days of making $100 each night

[avaint4 30]

I thought that shit died off last year? I even built 2, 3way crossfired 5830s rigs just for mining

good old days of making $100 each night

I think the infrastructure around the bitcoin protocol is stronger than ever right now. I mined/bought what I started out with last year when the price was just breaking $1. I sold it all on the way down from the crazy bubble, and then I rebought when the price started going back up from its bottom at $2. The price is around $9 now and I have a pretty insane unrealized return on investment. Even if the price fell by 50% right now, I could sell and still make a ridiculous profit by traditional market standards. So, yeah, somebody sell me some shit for bitcoin...

Also, one of the reasons I proposed a way to post notes on walls in the game is because it could be used as a way to transfer value since you could exchange bitcoins in the game by putting a private key in a note (which could be attached to a surface, or carried in your pack). You could even create scavenger hunts in the game by splitting up private keys and posting them in different places in the game. Anyone with the full set could redeem the bitcoins controlled by the full key. If multiple people had parts of the key, then they'd have to cooperate in order to redeem the value, or one would have to kill the other and steal it.

Integrating bitcoin in the game in this way could create some interesting social dynamics, I think.

Edited July 27, 2012 by avaint4