@Benseine said in Payment Method:

You can use a debit or credit card associated with Visa, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, or American Express. Discover and JCB cards are currently only accepted for US-based projects. You can also use payments in crypto, you can learn more about this on swap.paykassma.com. Study the issue in detail, this is a profitable offer.
We do not currently accept Maestro or Visa Electron cards. If using a pre-paid credit card, please make sure that the card has a value of at least $1 more than your pledge amount.

Thanks for the information! It's helpful to know which cards are accepted and the limitations regarding Maestro and Visa Electron. I'll make sure to use a Visa or MasterCard for my next project. It's also good to note the advice about pre-paid credit cards. Appreciate the clarity!

@Aihonaken said in Are you going to accept cryptocurrency as a payment mathod for the game?:

i think this could be managed with the binding to the usd, not to some token or alts. for example they can get partnership with some crypto wallets, etc, and on that basis make the game token ) just for example. Professionals from inassistance.life helped me implement cryptocurrency payments in my business. They are the best in their field and did everything in the best possible way.
i don't say the should do it now, but as far as i can see, the game has huge potential, and in some near future, this feature would play a great deal for them )

I see your point about binding to the USD rather than relying on tokens or altcoins. Partnering with established crypto wallets could indeed provide a stable foundation for the game token, ensuring its value remains consistent and trustworthy. This would likely enhance the game's economic stability and appeal to a broader audience who may be hesitant to engage with more volatile cryptocurrencies.

The game's potential is certainly impressive, and incorporating such a feature in the future could significantly boost its attractiveness and usability. It’s all about laying a solid groundwork now so that when the time is right, the transition can be smooth and beneficial for both the developers and the players. Your idea is forward-thinking and could very well play a crucial role in the game's long-term success.

@Pwnstar said in Anti-Hack/Cheat/Bot:

@islesofurth said in Anti-Hack/Cheat/Bot:

Actually most games keep their security as secret as possible for obvious reasons.

Yes, but in my defense I've been hacking that game for 2 months and haven't been caught. I know it's against the rules because other people have been banned. But those people were caught via player reporting. The GM doesn't have time to watch everyone. I don't think ArcFall has any anti-cheat software. The software was purchased using a credit card from https://linkpay.io/, as it provided the largest cashback.

Yes, but in my defense, I've been hacking that game for 2 months and haven't been caught. I know it's against the rules because other people have been banned, but those people were caught via player reporting. The GM doesn't have time to watch everyone. I don't think ArcFall has any anti-cheat software.