Shannon's Journal Discussion

[Shannon]

I'm having a hard time not turning this thing into a full 6G program. I've already added three technologies from 6G that were not in E2. They are secret, and I can't tell you what they do, but one is called MGX, one is called RGX and one is called AGN. I know, sucks that I can't tell you what they do, and believe me I'd really love to boast. But... must keep my work from being copied.

The version of MGX used in 5.5G is unsupported, meaning that it is only 1/3rd of the interface that is present in it's 6G counterpart; but it's still really powerful. RGX is fully present, in a shorter form. AGN is also fully present in a shortened form.

Suffice it to say, they are all serious about ass-kickery.

This thing is so powerful that it has to have to have an ego balancer.

I'm definitely buying it since it sounds like it will be a 5.5G (or maybe almost 6G) program lol.

Have you considered around what price it will be yet, Shannon? And around how long (an estimation) do you think it will take to build? Thanks!

Well, hell, I was developing the 5.5G skeleton script and... well, I couldn't resist. Yes, it will be 5.5G. It will also have a number of 6G backports that are not in E2. Not 6G, by far still, but still definitely... interesting. Like E2 was, only moreso. Hopefully.

All 5.5G single stage programs will be the same price: $114.95. Notice that I like to keep it simple? All 5G single stagers are $89.95, and all six stage 5Gs are $500. All 4G's are the same price for single stage too. Only a couple differences in price for 4G six stagers.

I don't yet know what six stage 5.5Gs will cost, if I make any, but the single stagers are all going to be $114.95.

Based on the fact that it's based on a known-working script that allowed me to just skip a week and a half of work... who knows, maybe another day or two perhaps? Not sure. I keep working until that little gut feeling stops saying, "It's not done right yet. It could be better. It's not right. Keep going. There's something else left to make right or improve."

So might be a day or two, might be a week or two, might be a month. I'm aiming for a day or two, which would be awesome to be able to do this level of stuff in. We'll see. Quality always comes first, regardless of how long it requires to make it right.