Regium: Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence

Ok, thanks @CityWanderer

@N78_Training apologies. As I've said before, we're all a bit suspicious of anyone supporting Regium right now, due to their past and current behavior. I would recommend editing out some of your personal information for Internet safety.

see message on my chess.com account. Just made.

@N78_Training Then I don't understand why the hell you're defending them. For the sake of playing devil's advocate? Because you want to argue for the sake of arguing??? They clearly do not address all of the claims in their video and even if they did they still threatened to sue Lichess. What's your fucking point dude?

I think the biggest red flag is these guys are not allowing a third party to see their prototype. Even with Square Off, they were showing advanced prototypes to top tech people. In their clarification video, these guys claim their product is now at a more advanced stage. So why not let someone take a look at it.

I have been burned 3 times already on Kickstarter, even buy people who had delivered projects on Kickstarter in the past. They actually had working prototypes unlike these guys

Is the kickstarter project still up? :/

@N78_Training I was mistaken, it appears you are not Mr. Delgado. Even if you are not in collusion with Regium, my point about Regiums suppression of criticism still stands - they are ticking every box in regards to behaviour commonly exhibited by scam artists.

$41,826 raised on Kickstarter already. smh

For finding socket puppets, the best way is to check their ELO and join date. If they defend Regium, join date is recent, ELO is below 1400, and there is no computer assistance, we can expect the user to be a member of Mensa. :)

This project reminds me of LeviZen. Paid $200 for it in July 2018. Nothing. Their video looked amazing too. And it was actually real. Kickstarter really needs to do a better job. This is unacceptable.