Contributing 2 cents of thoughts here:
3 Proposals by Splinterlands
Anyone that purchased packs during the presale, but used less than the full amount of Vouchers be allowed to purchase the full amount of presale eligible packs by submitting the missing Vouchers. This will increase the total number of pre-sale packs eligible for rewards by what we estimate to be in the 2-3% range.
Yes definitely, because they probably wanted to use their full vouchers anyway. I almost didn't include the bonus packs in my purchase as well.
Anyone requesting refunds will be refunded by the exact amount they purchased (in both SPS and VOUCHERs) by the Splinterlands company as opposed to the DAO. Splinterlands will then be considered the purchaser of those packs and will receive the presale bonuses like any other account, but unlike any other account we intend to use the majority of purchased packs and awarded cards as promotional giveaways.
This is a pure positive bonus for players at the cost of the company. Yes to this since I'm a player, and I hope it does not incur too much cost for Splinterlands. Hopefully, Splinterlands will inform players who are NOT eligible for the promo card in advance first, so that players affected can make an informed decision.
We would like to increase the number of packs eligible for pre-sale rewards to allow anyone that purchased packs within the first 3 minutes (60 blocks). This would be a ~10% increase to the total pre-sale packs and resolve 60% of the transactions and 81% of the financial considerations of the presale refund requests. It would also give more time to people who physically can't complete the sale in less time.
This is tricky because players bought into presale mainly for the benefits provided by the promo card. Increasing its print rate will reduce the benefit of joining the presale. Personally, I would still say yes to this since players who bought within 3 minutes should have the intention of joining the presale in the first place.
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