So basically since this thread is becoming about 50% bitching about my hypothetical "if I was offered a million for the rights to blah blah blah" being /= to "offered six figures" yes I do understand basic math.
I chose to round up to what some would call the minimum "acceptable lump sum" from what I assumed was in the higher 6 figures. I didn't think this would even be worthy of being "news" if they were merely offered $100,000 to $200,000 as its not particularly hard to turn down that amount. (Though I would still take $100,000, ijs
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They stated that they may or may not have come out ahead financially based upon the unnamed sum being more OR less than what they might expect to receive as 10 year's earnings. In my mind I would assume they would probably want more than $10,000 a year so I rounded up in the effort to get to my point which was that I would take the money.
To everyone that seemed to be inclined to revel in their mathematical superiority, when I was using thinly veiled hyperbole, congrats. A winner is you.
Now to those who pointed out that I was incorrect in my notion that they were being offered the cash in exchange for basically all their assets and rights to the game, I freely admit that I was wrong.
In this case I would definitely take the money, because I would still have my game to work on, and if they dragged the name down somehow I could of course rebrand my product. Or not, I don't know that particulars of the deal.
I chose to round up to what some would call the minimum "acceptable lump sum" from what I assumed was in the higher 6 figures. I didn't think this would even be worthy of being "news" if they were merely offered $100,000 to $200,000 as its not particularly hard to turn down that amount. (Though I would still take $100,000, ijs
They stated that they may or may not have come out ahead financially based upon the unnamed sum being more OR less than what they might expect to receive as 10 year's earnings. In my mind I would assume they would probably want more than $10,000 a year so I rounded up in the effort to get to my point which was that I would take the money.
To everyone that seemed to be inclined to revel in their mathematical superiority, when I was using thinly veiled hyperbole, congrats. A winner is you.
Now to those who pointed out that I was incorrect in my notion that they were being offered the cash in exchange for basically all their assets and rights to the game, I freely admit that I was wrong.
In this case I would definitely take the money, because I would still have my game to work on, and if they dragged the name down somehow I could of course rebrand my product. Or not, I don't know that particulars of the deal.