Interstellar Marines shares up for sale

Interstellar Marines shares up for sale

Interstellar Marines shares up for sale

Upcoming sci-fi FPS Interstellar Marines has been having the fan community involved with its development for some time now. Fans have been able to buy 'support medals' at $5 a medal,tera goldwith the money going towards the development costs of Zero Point Software's game. Well now the community can get their hands on something more substantial than a medal, in the form of company shares. Read on for details.

Gert Haar-Jrgensen co-founder and majority shareholder of Zero Point Software has announced at the game's official website that he will trade some of his shares in the company to those possessing a large number of Support Medals. This move is his own idea and not that of the company. The deal requires players to have over twenty medals, and for every additional 10 medals, Haar-Jrgensen says he will "personally transfer 10 of my ZPH shares."

"In the end I would rather share the potential upside, with the ones that truly matter; You the IM community than selling big chunks to "suits" that do not share our passion for games!" explained Haar-Jrgensen as to the reason behind the idea.

I enjoyed the target practice so much went and bought a support medal, the target practice reminds of the Perfect Dark target challenges(but better).You don't see many shooting ranges in video games that are this hardcore. After the running man slice I probably might get a the spearhead membership when I fully play it.

Creative idea but the implementation is a bit uninspiring.

In effect, we are asked to pay $100 to buy into the scheme, and then each subsequent $50 buys us ten shares from a total of 1,211,605. So in return for your $150 outlay, if the company is valued at $10m at some point in the future your shares will be worth about $83. To put it another way, for your shares to be worth the $150 you paid for them, the company will need to be valued at $18,174,075. Sounds ambitious to me; and it ignores the possibility that the company will issue more shares (and hence dilute those held by the players).

It would be a more attractive offer without the $100 buy-in. On the other hand, perhaps in ten years time I'll be like the hypothetical guy who rejected the chance to buy Microsoft shares back in 1980.

In the end I would rather share the potential upside, with the ones that truly matter; You the IM community

than selling big chunks

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